
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 | 161 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHistory | |||

Dr. Kate Cook, a Lecturer in Greek Culture at King’s College London, joins Lexie to discuss falling in love with tragedy after reading Aeschylus’ Agamemnon and Kassandra’s scene, connecting hostility toward prominent or “masculinized” women in modern... more
Dr. Sarah Bond, an associate professor of Classics at the University of Iowa, joins Lexie to discuss the importance of classical languages and public scholarship, her book 'Strike' and the evolution of labor unions from ancient Rome to modern times, ... more
Dr. Alex Dold, a literary scholar, historian, and unofficial “Dr. of Outlander,” joins Lexie to discuss her insights on how she blends literary scholarship and historical research, the challenges of researching an ongoing series, the importance of st... more
Dr. Alexander Vandewalle, a postdoctoral researcher at Ghent University, joins Lexie to discuss how his passion for modern video games and Classics led to his PhD research on the characterization of mythological figures in video games, the nuances of... 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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A thoughtful, academically charged show that blends classics, history, and myth with contemporary culture. Conversations frequently center on how ancient worlds inform modern storytelling across books, games, film, and museum discourse, featuring scholars, postgrads, and professionals who bridge research with public audiences. Notably, the host cultivates a warm, rigorous interview style that invites deep dives into methodology, public humanities, and the practicalities of translating scholarly work for broader audiences. The mix of university experts, practicing historians, and media professionals creates a distinctive space where theory meets pop culture, making it appealing to listeners who crave both scholarly insight and accessible sto... more
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