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The Jeremy Ryan Slate Show is a bi-weekly investigation into how power really works—across history, empires, and the modern world.


Each episode draws on two core lenses:


Hidden forces behind history—royal murders, lost colonies, financial systems, modern elites, NGOs, propaganda, and the quiet mechanisms that shape events long before they reach the headlines.


And the Roman pattern—the idea that today’s crises aren’t new. Currency collapse, political division, border chaos, military overreach—Rome faced them all first. The Roman Empire spent centuries making every mistake a civilization can make, and left behind a playbook we’re following again, page by page.


Through expert conversations with historians, researchers, and serious thinkers—and deep dives into primary sources, documents, and records—this show connects ancient history to modern power with evidence, not opinion.


You’ll learn to:

• Recognize collapse signals before they’re obvious

• Understand modern crises through ancient parallels

• See how empires actually rise, decay, and fall

• Spot the patterns shaping what comes next


From medieval conspiracies to modern cover-ups, from Augustus to Constantine, from ancient


Rome to today’s global order—this is history as investigation.


No spin. No narratives. Just receipts.


New episodes twice a week.

Jeremy Ryan Slate
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Episodios
  • Friday the 13th: How a Bankrupt King Destroyed the Knights Templar
    Jan 7 2026

    On Friday the 13th, October 1307, the Knights Templar were destroyed in a single coordinated operation across France.


    Hundreds of Templar knights were arrested at dawn. Their property was seized. Their leaders were tortured. And within a few years, the most powerful military and financial institution in medieval Europe was erased.


    The official story says the Knights Templar were heretics.


    This investigation shows something very different.


    In this episode of Hidden Forces in History, we uncover how the Knights Templar became Europe’s first international banking system — and how a bankrupt king used fabricated heresy charges to eliminate his creditors in what may be the largest sovereign debt default of the Middle Ages.


    We examine:

    • How the Knights Templar became the bankers of kings and popes

    • Why King Philip IV of France was deeply indebted to the Templars

    • How heresy accusations were engineered as political weapons

    • The role of torture, propaganda, and legal theater

    • Why Friday the 13th still carries a legacy of power and fear


    This wasn’t religious persecution.


    It was financial warfare — disguised as morality.


    Subscribe for weekly deep dives into the hidden forces behind history, power, money, and control.


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    33 m
  • The Guard Killed the Emperor, Then Showed Everyone the Emperor Was Powerless
    Jan 5 2026

    The sun sets on the short reign of Pertinax emperor, whose rule lasted a mere 86 days before a violent end. This video explores a pivotal moment in roman history, detailing how the praetorian guards stormed the imperial palace. It's a gripping account from ancient history, shedding light on the precarious lives of roman emperors and the political instability that often followed figures like the death of Commodus.


    In this episode of The Roman Pattern, we uncover the real power behind the Caesars:


    - How Sejanus turned the Praetorian Guard into a private police state


    - The day the Guard murdered Pertinax… then auctioned the Roman Empire


    - How imperial freedmen bureaucrats became the true gatekeepers of power


    - Why eunuchs, court officials, and generals manufactured the emperor’s reality


    - How Ricimer installed puppet emperors—and why Majorian had to die


    - The final truth: the emperor was just a hood ornament—the engine was the machine


    Rome is falling right now—you’re just watching the replay.


    I’m Jeremy Ryan Slate, and if you want to spot collapse patterns before everyone else does, subscribe.


    👇 Comment below: Which “institution” do you think becomes most dangerous when it stops serving the public—security, bureaucracy, or the military?


    CHAPTERS:

    00:00 – Pertinax Assassinated: The Empire Breaks

    00:24 – The Spear That Killed a Caesar

    00:52 – The Head on a Pole… Then Something Worse

    01:19 – “Who Wants to Be Next?” The Empire for Sale

    01:44 – Welcome to Rome’s Deep State

    02:08 – The Lie of Emperor Power

    02:36 – The Machine Behind the Throne

    03:21 – Rome Fell from “Order,” Not Chaos

    03:47 – The Praetorian Guard: Promise of Safety

    04:14 – Sejanus Builds the Castra Praetoria

    04:40 – Information Control: Filtering the Emperor’s Reality

    05:05 – Tiberius Flees to Capri: Sejanus Takes Over

    05:32 – Senators Vanish: The Police State Tightens

    06:01 – Sejanus Exposed and Executed

    06:48 – 193 AD: Pertinax and the Lesson the Guard Learned

    07:11 – The Auction of the Roman Empire

    08:31 – The Emperor as a Rental: Pay the Men with Swords

    09:05 – The Bureaucracy Rises: Freedmen Run the State

    09:33 – “Proximity Is Power” The Administrative State

    10:26 – The Rule of the Eunuchs: Manufacturing Reality

    10:55 – Barbarian Generals Replace the Guard

    11:23 – Ricimer: The Puppet-Master of Rome

    11:46 – Majorian: The Emperor Who Tried to Save Rome

    12:35 – No Trial: Majorian Is Purged

    13:28 – Odoacer Ends the West: The Regalia Sent East

    13:54 – The Emperor Was a Hood Ornament

    14:24 – Rome as a Mirror: The Replay Is Now

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    15 m
  • QUICK UPDATE - Upcoming Content Update
    Jan 2 2026

    Just a quick episode to let you know about some changes to the content calendar next week, so I can focus on creating better long-term content for you the listener, and also make the creation process a little bit easier for me.

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    3 m
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