The Classical Antiquity Sidequest
A Bull City Coordinators Podcast. This podcast covers topics from the era of Classical Antiquity. We cover the era that Edgar Allan Poe referred to as "the glory that was Greece, and the grandeur that was Rome. This is the ultimate historical sidequest podcast.
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Sidequest 37 - Julian the Apostate's Religious Legacy with Dr. David Litwa (opens the original)
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#julian #juliantheapostate #emperorjulian #romanempire #pagan #pagans #ancientreligion #christianity #antiquity #classicalantiquity #lateantiquity It's been a minute, but the podcast is back with an episode we recorded over the summer with Dr. David Litwa . I reached out to Dr. Litwa after reading (listening to) his book " Julian Against the Apostates ". He agreed to come on the podcast which gave us this episode. During our talk, Dr. Litwa covers Julian's religious and philosophical origins inc
Sidequest 36 - Ben and Victor Review The Odyssey (opens the original)
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#theodyssey #odyssey #moviereview #christophernolan #antiquity #classicalantiquity #troy #trojanhorse As you all may be aware, Christopher Nolan's latest movie is his take on The Odyssey. Before getting into the movie itself, I get a few thoughts off my chest about movie theaters selling Pepsi products. Put simply - that's some bull---t. Sell Coke or shut your business down. No one wants to drink a Pepsi while sitting in a theater. Now, I don't have any issues with the fine people at Barq's Root
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