
The Athenaeum Book Club is a podcast for curious minds who love history, big ideas, and the stories that shaped our world. Hosted by Jeremy Ryan Slate, the show features engaging conversations with historians, authors, and thinkers about classic books and pivotal moments—from ancient epics and medieval chronicles to the rise and fall of civilizations. Each episode brings timeless ideas to life, co... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

In this episode of The Athenaeum Book Club, host Jeremy Ryan Slate is joined by Auron MacIntyre to explore Niccolò Machiavelli’s The Prince, one of history’s most influential, and misunderstood, works on power.
Together they examine the turbulent w... more
In this episode of The Athenaeum Book Club, host Jeremy Ryan Slate is joined by Dr. Alex Petkas for an exploration of Homer’s The Odyssey, one of the foundational works of Western literature.
Together they journey through Odysseus’ epic voyage home... more
In this episode of The Athenaeum Book Club, host Jeremy Ryan Slate is joined by Dr. Joshua Phillips for a thoughtful exploration of Ernest Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea.
Together they examine Hemingway’s timeless story of Santiago, an aging f... more
In this episode of The Athenaeum Book Club, host Jeremy Ryan Slate is joined by Dr. Jessica Hooten Wilson for a deep discussion of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov, one of the greatest novels ever written.
Together they explore the book’s... more
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This is my favorite podcast. I’m really enjoying the book club, and rediscovering classical literature.
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A thoughtful history- and literature-focused discussion series that centers deep dives into classic books, epic narratives, and pivotal historical moments. Conversations tend to blend rigorous scholarly context with accessible storytelling, exploring how works from Homer to Dostoevsky and Tolstoy illuminate modern life, culture, and morality. Notable strengths include bringing in distinguished scholars and authors as guests, cross-disciplinary insights, and practical takeaways for readers and students. The show often threads together philosophy, religion, and leadership themes, making it appealing to curious listeners who enjoy rigorous context, historical narratives, and literary analysis presented in an accessible way.
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Recent guests on Athenaeum Book Club include:
1. Auron MacIntyre
2. Alex Petkas
3. Joshua D. Phillips
4. Jessica Hooten Wilson
5. Johan Kurtz
6. Liza Libes
7. Calvin Robinson
8. Jeremy Tate
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