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Tell me if you'd be interested in visiting a lecture by Lars Brownworth in San Fransisco, New York, Washington, Boston, Austin and/or Chicago. If enough people are interested the "fabulous Brownworth Brothers" (thanks to Mike for that phrase) will try to set up an event. The lectures will probably be held in Q1 2010.

A note for the people in the D.C. Area. There is an earlier lecture at the Smithsonian on December 2nd. I have no information about the availability of tickets.

Yeah, a road trip to Austin could be fun. I would go.

I thought it was interesting when I found out Mike Duncan was living in the town I'd planned on moving to in Oregon. Then I laughed to myself when he got married on my birthday and announced he was moving to the city I currently live in, Austin, Texas. Now I hear the possibility of having Lars Brownworth coming here to lecture! Count me in. I would also be willing to spread the word, and post fliers at the University of Texas, of which I AM NOT A MEMBER. As Mike is no doubt finding out, in this town even if you don't go to UT, it's a big part of the city, for better or for worse

The History of Rome podcast has been the catalyst for my own interest in Roman history, which has lead me to read many of the source materials drawn from the show. 12 Byzantine rulers was been equally engaging, and catalytic for that matter, just as the Norman series is shaping up to be. Thanks to you both for all the work and time you put in. It is much appreciated.

Gloam wrote:I thought it was interesting when I found out Mike Duncan was living in the town I'd planned on moving to in Oregon. Then I laughed to myself when he got married on my birthday and announced he was moving to the city I currently live in, Austin, Texas. Now I hear the possibility of having Lars Brownworth coming here to lecture! Count me in. I would also be willing to spread the word, and post fliers at the University of Texas, of which I AM NOT A MEMBER. As Mike is no doubt finding out, in this town even if you don't go to UT, it's a big part of the city, for better or for worse

The History of Rome podcast has been the catalyst for my own interest in Roman history, which has lead me to read many of the source materials drawn from the show. 12 Byzantine rulers was been equally engaging, and catalytic for that matter, just as the Norman series is shaping up to be. Thanks to you both for all the work and time you put in. It is much appreciated.

First of all, welcome to the forum! And I've counted you in!

You're welcome to spread the word if you like. The more people the better!

Again, welcome!

Mark one for DC!

Marked. Also you might want to read to opening post.

And welcome to the forum.

Count me in... one vote for Chicago, that is.

Cheers,
k

Make that two votes for Chicago!
Ave,
josephus70

Welcome K-Co and Gloam

K-Co and josephus70,

Welcome to the forums and your on chicago.

Here's one vote for Chicago. LOVED 12 Byzantine Rulers

Welcome midnightrambler. Aka. member 100.

Added you to Chicago

I live in the Boston area, and would definitely be interested in hearing the lecture.

Add a hashmark for Chicago!

I definitely would go to one in Houston. You could put me down for 40% on Austin. I have friends up there i wouldn't mind visiting. For that matter, i have at least two friends, possibly more, that would almost certainly see Mr. Brownworth went to Austin, whether i was there or not.

Count another one for Chicago!

Count another for DC- I hope I can make the Smithsonian event! I bought Lost to the West as soon as it came out!

First of all, Welcome!

Noted, noted, noted, etc.

Put 3 more down for Chicago.

I would DEFINITELY be interested in attending a Lars Brownworth lecture in Boston! Thanks!

Kal and Larry,

Noted and welcome

I live in NYC and would love to see a lecture circuit come hear. I'd definitely attend.

"Carthago non delenda est."- Marcus Porcius Cato

I live in Houston and both myself and my wife would love to go to Austin for this.

Would love to come to a lecture in NY!!! Dave

@ superpaul37, Brusnier and dr538.

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