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Xerxes I

Xerxes I

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Oct 28, 2026

Max LucadoHOST
5:08
The exit of Vashti triggered the entrance of Esther.
Max LucadoHOST
5:13
And she had enough woo, she had enough wow, that she won the heart of the king and inherited the the throne of the queen but there was a secret she was a jew and her cousin mordecai the other main character in the story who worked in the palace was also a jew and no one knew king xerxes did not know that he slept with the jew and employed a jew And they probably never would have known except for the villain of the story, Haman, who happened to be a Jew hater.
Max LucadoHOST
5:59
And when Mordecai refused to bow before Haman, Haman convinced the king, King Xerxes, to exterminate every Jew in the Persian empire.
Max LucadoHOST
6:13
It was a crisis.
Nate TiceHOST
10:05
They really got gamed up in that, which surprised me.
Nate TiceHOST
10:09
You know, it's like seeing Xerxes bleed.
Nate TiceHOST
10:11
And so now, actually, I want to rewatch this game and see if there were any blitzes.
Nate TiceHOST
10:15
But they're third in EPA per play, if you're an EPA person.
Nate TiceHOST
8:04
They really got gamed up in that, which surprised me.
Nate TiceHOST
8:08
You know, it's like seeing Xerxes bleed.
Nate TiceHOST
8:11
And so now, actually, I want to rewatch this game and see if there were any blitzes.
Nate TiceHOST
8:14
But they're third in EPA per play, if you're an EPA person.
Sinead HannaGUEST
23:19
And why are they carrying that? Why is he being lofted in a wicker chair above the heads of the city? Is there a reason for that?
Brennan StorrHOST
23:26
If it's good enough for Xerxes, it's good enough for him.
Sinead HannaGUEST
23:30
It just...
Sinead HannaGUEST
23:33
So you've got this guy carried around in a chair, a crazy harmonium player playing in the dark, and then just, yeah, just creepy music emerging.
speaker_0NARRATOR
61:11
289.
speaker_0NARRATOR
61:12
Of the empire of the Persians Artabanus reigned seven months, and upon suspicion of treason against Xerxes, was slain by Artaxerxes Longimanus, the son of Xerxes.
speaker_0NARRATOR
61:22
290.
speaker_0NARRATOR
61:23
The wars of the Greeks and Persians the Greeks were becoming serious rivals to the Semites upon the sea, and their detached and vigorous intelligence made them useful and unprejudiced officials.
speaker_0HOST
36:53
That's America.
speaker_0HOST
36:55
You know what I'm saying? That hunchback, disgusting motherfucker who sold out Leonidas and his crew and told Xerxes how to attack him from behind.
speaker_0HOST
37:09
That's them liberals.
speaker_0HOST
37:12
Yeah.
John BatchelorHOST
7:22
Very little has changed, however.
John BatchelorHOST
7:25
The king of kings, Darius or Xerxes or Artaxerxes, bring to bear a great reputation for resisting, no matter what the offense is, no matter who's charging.
John BatchelorHOST
7:40
The only person to conquer Persia in 2,500 years is Alexander the Great.
John BatchelorHOST
7:46
Then he died too young to make it a habit.
John BatchelorHOST
6:52
Very little has changed, however.
John BatchelorHOST
6:55
The king of kings, Darius or Xerxes or Artaxerxes, bring to bear a great reputation for resisting, no matter what the offense is, no matter who's charging.
John BatchelorHOST
7:10
The only person to conquer Persia in 2,500 years is Alexander the Great.
John BatchelorHOST
7:16
and he died too young to make it a habit.
CameronHOST
19:29
I'm going to burn your mom's crops.
CameronHOST
19:31
All your livestock I'm going to kill? Who are you? Xerxes?
SeanHOST
19:37
Wait.
SeanHOST
19:38
King of Persia? Oh, that's it, man.
JasonHOST
0:29
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JasonHOST
0:31
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0:32
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0:38
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