Episodes

  • 10 - Vassar College Seniors 2019

    10 - Vassar College Seniors 2019
    Mar 9 2020
    What the study of antiquity means to seven seniors graduating from Vassar College with degrees in Greek and Roman Studies

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    55 mins
  • 9 - The Ideal Life - Emily Wilson

    9 - The Ideal Life - Emily Wilson
    Sep 20 2019
    What if we've been doing it all wrong when we look to antiquity for inspiration?

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    41 mins
  • 8 - An Apprenticeship for Life - Christopher Moore

    8 - An Apprenticeship for Life - Christopher Moore
    Feb 11 2019
    The ancient Greeks had a maxim, "Know Yourself." What does that even mean? Socrates had some ideas. With Christopher Moore (Penn State)

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    48 mins
  • 7 - Society for Classical Studies 2018

    7 - Society for Classical Studies 2018
    Dec 21 2018
    Conversations from the annual meeting of professional Classical scholars about what's exciting in the study of Greco-Roman antiquity

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    36 mins
  • 6 - Vassar College Seniors 2018

    6 - Vassar College Seniors 2018
    Aug 24 2018
    What the study of antiquity means to five seniors graduating from Vassar College with degrees in Greek and Roman Studies

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    37 mins
  • 5 - The Punk Lexicon - Joshua Sosin

    5 - The Punk Lexicon - Joshua Sosin
    Aug 10 2018
    Loud music, 27 hours on a bike, and a crowd-sourced translation of a giant ancient dictionary

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    55 mins
  • 4 - The Invention of Europe - Nancy Bisaha

    4 - The Invention of Europe - Nancy Bisaha
    Jun 28 2018
    On the origin of the idea of “Europe” and of anti-Islamic rhetoric. You may be surprised to learn which one came first.

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • 3 - The Lost World - Matthew Wright

    3 - The Lost World - Matthew Wright
    Apr 13 2018
    How do you study a world that's been almost entirely lost? And when you do, what do you notice about the loss of our own cultural heritage? With Matthew Wright (University of Exeter).

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    59 mins