History loves clean endings… and yet, real life never does.

This week’s Classical Wisdom Speaks Podcast, historian Murray Dahm invites us into the long, uncomfortable transition between Roman Britain and early medieval England.

It is a world where Rome hadn’t quite left, the Saxons weren’t simply invaders, and people were too busy surviving to worry about whether they were living through “the end of an era.”

From Roman shore forts and veteran soldiers to the late invention of King Arthur, this conversation explores how myths grow in the gaps left by uncertainty…

Listen and question the stories we tell about collapse and beginnings…