
A fresh take on ancient myth.
Our podcast is a little different from other myth podcasts out there. Rather than telling the stories, we focus on analyzing the literary material where those stories come from. Sometimes we choose a particular figure or theme from mythology and examine texts relating to it. Other times, we choose a passage from a play or poem and discuss its themes and ideas. We also... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Welcome to a special episode of MythTake! Rather than bring you our usual format of myth analysis, we're doing something a little different. We're giving this episode over to talk about race in classics.
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This episode we head to the movies and apply our mythological skills to the recent release Aquaman (starring Jason Momoa and Amber Heard and Directed by James Wan). Spoiler alerts! Patrons
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This episode is all about Antigone. We discuss a recent local production of Antigone that explores the current cultural significance of the play and explore a variety of themes. We also have a special free give away for our listeners!
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Describing MythTake is tough. If I say "it's two professors of classics discussing little-known works of Greek mythology," that, while true, won't come close to gripping the fun that they bring. Alison and Darrin remind me of a pair of drivetime DJs on the radio, where one is trying to tell the story, and the other is riffing humorous interjections. It works. You'll laugh out loud and learn a ton about stories you thought you already knew. Get into this podcast now, because it's worth it.
I'm listening to the episodes about the Gods who have planets named for them. I've known that the Roman gods originally were different from the Greek Gods, and this podcast discusses that. Very entertaining!
I'm new to this podcast, have only listened to a few episodes so far, and have learned something from each of them. More than that, the experience is not just one of passive listening; I find myself wanted to talk back, to give my own reactions. I think that's a sign of successfully sharing ideas and knowledge.
There are a number of podcasts out there on Ancient Greek and Roman myth, but a few things set this one apart from the rest. Both hosts are professional classicists, which means they really know their stuff. The conversational format is always fun and engaging. They each bring a different personality and intellectual style to the table, and it's interesting to hear their different approaches. And finally, the concept of a "mythological tour of the solar system" is simply brilliant!










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