Darren Harriott

Join Professor Josephine Quinn, an expert in ancient history, and comedian Darren Harriott as they delve into the life of Hannibal of Carthage. They explore his daring march over the Alps with war elephants and his brilliant tactics leading to victories at Trebia and Cannae. Discover why Hannibal chose to avoid capturing Rome, his political reforms after the war, and the romantic tale of Sofhanisba, a Carthaginian woman with a significant political role. Their dynamic blend of history and humor makes for a captivating discussion!

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Join Professor Josephine Quinn, a renowned expert in ancient history, and comedian Darren Harriott as they delve into the epic saga of Hannibal of Carthage. They explore Hannibal's daring overland invasion of Italy, complete with war elephants, and his genius at the Battle of Cannae that nearly toppled Rome. Quinn shares insights on Hannibal's post-war political career and exile, while Harriott adds a humorous twist to this fierce historical rivalry. It's a rich blend of history and comedy that brings ancient drama to life!