The Bad Popes

This audiobook provides a compelling look at some of the most notorious figures in medieval and Renaissance history who held the papal throne, highlighting their scandals, political maneuvers, and influence over both religious and temporal matters. Focusing on eight controversial popes from the ninth century to the 16th, it explores their tumultuous reigns and the rise and fall of papal power over six centuries. Perfect for fans of historical narratives about church and political intrigue, it offers an engaging account of the complexities behind the throne.