In this episode, the Bros trace the evolution of warfare from grand battles in large landscapes to close-quarter urban settings that require special tactics. We'll also discuss the need for special forces and make our predictions for what the n...

Since their first appearance on the battlefield in World War I, tanks evolved rapidly over the years and these armored fortresses were used to great effect in World War II. In this episode, we'll discuss some of the most famous tanks of the Sec...

The Roman army was unmatched and no one dared to go against them. However, when they ventured into Germania to impose their will on the local barbarians, they ticked off the wrong tribe. Learn the story of Arminius and how he led a group of bar...

The Sultan of Swat, the King of Crash, THE GREAT BAMBINO, Babe Ruth. Babe Ruth is considered the greatest baseball player of all time. But what made him so great? Well, the Bros talk about the Babe's early childhood, incredible stats, larger th...

Sorry for the wait guys! This shorter-form episode wraps up our conversation on World War One. Get ready to find out how it all ended... or did it end anything at all? The Bros argue how the end of WW1 was only the beginning of an even larger c...

The War to End All Wars, The Great War, World War One—whatever you want to call it, it was a kinda a big deal. For those who've learned about WWI in school, you've most likely heard it in connection with the the assassination of Arch Duke Franz...

Today the Bros break down the life and times of politician, general, and dictator, Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar was marked by war and a thirst for power at a young age and it wasn't until he feasted his eyes on the statue of Alexander the Great...

The Aztecs were fierce warriors, incredible architects, and experts of time and space. When the Spanish washed up on the shores of the Aztec Empire, they feasted their eyes on the Aztec capital, Tenochtitlan. Tenochtitlan squashed the misconcep...

The Apaches caused one of the longest conflicts in U.S. history. Their tenacity and resilience to give up their way of life resulted in an all out grudge match for their freedom. In this episode the Loe Bros breakdown what made the Apaches so f...

Arr Matey! In this episode we discuss Pirates and the era known as the Golden Age of Piracy. This era birthed some of the most famous characters to roam the seven seas including Black Beard, Bartholomew Roberts, and William Kidd. But who were t...

Ike was a  legendary general and innovative president. Among all, he was great leader. A leader this country hasn't seen in a long time. Through America's greatest adversary, he led his men to victory. Most importantly, he was ready to adm...

Who were the Vikings? Innovative explorers? Or, seafaring pirates who raided and terrorized innocent villages? Since they first burst onto the scene at Lindsfarne where they massacred a group of monks and ransacked their sanctuary full of riche...

This just in, the Loe Bros have just released a new episode about the notorious gangsters, thugs, and criminals of the 1930's war on crime. We discuss the life and times of criminals like Bonnie & Clyde, Baby Face Nelson, and of course Publ...

In this episode we break down the incredible life of Kit Carson. Kit Carson was all of the above: Fur trapper, soldier, Indian agent, transcontinental courier, and expedition guide among many other things. That's not to mention that he ...

General Patton is many things, but one thing we have found from our studies is that he is a great American leader. Although he has his faults, he led our country's army through a bloody conflict in Europe and the Mediterranean theaters of World...

In this episode The Loe Bros discuss the remarkable story and colorful characters of the Alamo. While enduring the bombardment of Santa Anna's Troops, William Travis writes a cry for help that will be remembered for centuries to come. Against a...

In this episode we breakdown the incredible history of the Zulu tribe of Africa! This is a story of resilience and courage. Our story revolves around how the Zulus defended themselves from one of the greatest super powers of the time, Great Bri...

In this episode Jake and Henry discuss a great character in the Pacific Theatre of World War II, Admiral Chester Nimitz. Admiral Nimitz was quickly put in charge of the Pacific fleet after the devastating attack by the Japanese on Pearl Harbor....

Who was Genghis Khan? A brutal butcher, or a unifier of nations? So much surrounds the character of this extremely controversial figure and as always, the Loe Bros like to explore all facets of who these people were and how they should be remem...

Continuing with our series of Ancient Conquerors, we dive into the life of Alexander The Great. Once he inherited the Macedonian army from his father King Phillip II, it was clear that Alexander was on a mission. To put into perspective the lan...

In this shorter format episode, we do a brief overview of multiple Wild West figures displayed at our fathers art show where he painted portraits of Jesse James, Wyatt Earp, Billy The Kid, Bat Masterson, and Doc Holiday. We hope you learn somet...

In this action packed episode the Loe Bros detail the life of the great Carthaginian General Hannibal Barca. At a very young age Hannibal went on war campaigns with his father who made him swear an oath that he will forever be an enemy of Rome....

In this episode the Loe Bros breakdown the life of one of the most infamous outlaws ever to roam the wild West, Billy The Kid. We start out by detailing The Kid's early life and how his orphaned childhood turned him to a life of crime. We then ...

In this episode the Loe Bros breakdown the events that led to the French Revolution and how Napoleon Bonaparte used the chaos to seize power and establish himself as emperor. This episode is packed with a detailed description of the events alon...

Today we discuss the legend of T.E. Lawrence aka Lawrence of Arabia. T.E. Lawrence was a man from Britain who through a stint in Carchemish on an archeological dig was enlisted by the British to report on the building of a train by the Ottoman ...