
A.J., Graeme, and Thomas discuss everything having to do with the classical world. Our aim is to help both educators and laypeople enjoy the classical world as much as they enjoy fine ales and good tales.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsEducation | |||

Did C.S. Lewis organize his Narnia books around the medieval planets? Graeme sure thinks so. Thomas doesn't. This episode covers the two books connected to the sun and moon.
OOOOOooooh buddy it's a journey.
In this episode, we discuss part one of the book, in which we find out that we're all despairing, even it you are pretty sure you're not. Rosy book, this one.
In this book, Graeme teaches us Michael Ward's theory about Narnia---how each book corresponds to one of the planets. Sounds like something Lewis would do. He's a nerd.
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I love, love, LOVE listening to these podcasts! Whether it’s American history, classic fairytales, or epic poetry, these guys absolutely crush explaining the background and content of their subject in a fun and entertaining way. I laugh every time I listen to an episode. I particularly love the fairy tales they talk about (e.g. Beauty and the Beast, Prince Darling, Cinderella, etc.) and would be infinitely grateful if they reviewed more Grimm’s Tales ☺️. Thank you guys for your amazing and invit... more
Bro this podcast is fire 🔥
Considering the literacy crisis right now, and simply as a classical literature lover, very thankful for the podcast.
Fantastic, funny, give me more
I’ve never devoured a podcast like this one! I love the content and learning about classical stuff!
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The show centers on in-depth discussions of classical literature, philosophy, and related history, often looping in pop culture, films, and modern applications to help educators and curious listeners make sense of complex ideas. Across episodes, the trio analyzes novels, plays, philosophical texts, and historical topics with a mix of rigorous reading, humor, and accessible explanations, frequently connecting ancient or canonical works to contemporary life and teaching. Notable traits include a steady, banter-filled dynamic among three knowledgeable hosts, a willingness to critique ideas with wit, and a structure that blends scene-by-scene exploration with broader thematic interpretation. This combination tends to appeal to listeners who wan... more
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