
The most entertaining and enraging stories from 'Classical' mythology (and, often, ancient history of the wider Mediterranean!) told casually, contemporarily, and (more often than not) sarcastically. The world of Greek mythology and the history of the wider ancient Mediterranean is full of wonder, horror, and utter hilarity. These myths and stories are timeless for a reason, they're just as releva... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 846 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Today Liv is joined by Jasmine Elmer all about Medea in her new book Slay! We are always down to talk that wonderful goddess/woman/general badass Medea and there was much fun had talking about how she could be considered a dragon slayer and what exac... more
This is a bonus episode for a reason! Liv rants and rambled and goes on various ADHD tangents about Christopher Nolan's Odyssey and (thank the GODS!) Emily Wilson's recent review of the movie in the LRB.
AVAILABLE NOW! The Odyssey: a Modern Retellin... more
Liv answers listener questions about the Ethiopian king Memnon, the missing pieces of the Trojan War, and more. This episode (and Emily Wilson's recent review of Nolan's Odyssey!) have inspired another rambling Odyssey episode which will be in your f... more
Liv reads Books 16 and 17 of Homer's Odyssey, translated by Ian Johnston. Time for the Father-Son reunion Nobody asked for... Telemachus is back in Ithaca and it's time for him and dad to make a (deadly) plan. This modern translation is used with imm... more
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I was so excited to listen to this podcast, but I was deeply disappointed by the podcaster’s opening remarks. The tone felt unnecessarily hateful and immediately took away from what I had hoped would be a thoughtful conversation.
I have listened to every episode of this podcast from beginning to end (latest episode as I’m writing this dated 06/30/26). I genuinely enjoyed the unique, feminist perspective Liv presented on myths and plays, and I especially appreciated her takes on the Spartan mirage, Atlantis, and stuffy old white men who ignored or did their best to destroy women’s impacts on all things Ancient Greek. However, I’ve grown increasingly frustrated by her harping on Christopher Nolan’s upcoming Odyssey movie (... more
Well researched and explains the topics well but why she choses to use a crass tone is a mystery to me. It’s rather off-putting.
Quirky entertaining always interesting great way to learn about myths, baby!
No cursing if you were a kids podcast never say bad stuff which could hurt young minds jerk
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A lively, long-running show that mines Greek myth and the broader ancient Mediterranean for meaning, humor, and cultural critique. Episodes mix close readings of myths with conversational commentary, reader questions, and meta-notes about translation, adaptation, and historical context, often weaving in contemporary politics and education. The host frequently features guest experts and creators to expand on mythic narratives, modern retellings, and cross-disciplinary perspectives. Notable strengths include a distinctive voice, ambitious explorations of representation and empire in myth, and collaborations that bring myth education to a broader audience. Potential listeners will likely enjoy thoughtful analysis wrapped in accessible storytel... more
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