
Join Lexie Henning as she chats with thought leaders in academia and the entertainment industry about how they got into their field, their current work, and how they connect with the past. Together they strive to connect modern societies to ancient worlds, explore antiquity via contemporary storytelling, and introduce a wider audience to the various ways history and mythology influences popular cu... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 171 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Dr. Jenn Finn, an Associate Professor and Chair of the Classical Studies Department at Loyola University Chicago, joins Lexie to discuss how coursework in Achaemenid Persian art and a Pompeii dig led her to learn cuneiform and frame Alexander the Gre... more
Dr. Petra Creamer, an Assyriologist, archaeologist, and professor of the Ancient Near East at Emory University, joins Lexie to discuss focusing on the Assyrian Empire to understand how non-elites experienced state power, Assyrian deportation as a lab... more
Dr. Jeffrey Newman, an Egyptologist and a research associate at UCLA's Pourdavoud Institute, joins Lexie to discuss his dissertation, which examines ritual performance and the origins of Egyptian bureaucracy and state formation, Predynastic and Early... more
Dr. Curtis Dozier, an associate professor of Classics at Vassar College, joins Lexie to discuss entering classics through Latin in public high school, founding Pharos: Doing Justice to the Classics to document how white nationalist and antisemitic mo... more
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It was so cool to get to know a bunch of new scholars and their work!
I very much enjoy format, subject matter and style.
This is an excellent and smart podcast that mixes serious discussion about education and academia with fun anecdotes and sometimes scandalous banter. Lexie is a spectacular interviewer who is clearly disarming to her interviewees, which is certainly a challenging skill to master. She is able to create a safe space that encourages her guests to speak openly. This is remarkable because people who are listening are able to find ways to relate to and perhaps find comfort in the stories and ideas and... more
This podcast covers a great range of subjects, but always hews to the study of Classics. Lots of inside knowledge of academia and academic careers. The guests are knowledgeable and always fascinating, and the host has a wealth of knowledge. It is simply a great listen overall. Highly recommended.
Enjoyable interviews with a great range of guests!
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Two-hour conversations pair a passionate host with leading scholars and practitioners who study the ancient world or translate it into modern storytelling. Episodes frequently explore how classics, myth, and ancient history intersect with contemporary media—from video games and film to education, public scholarship, and therapy—while highlighting career paths, teaching methods, and the relevance of antiquity in today's culture. Noteworthy elements include a steady stream of high-profile classics professors, cross-disciplinary guests, and practical teaching insights, all delivered through accessible, narrative-driven chats that connect scholarly work to everyday life and popular culture.
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