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Monocle on Design
Monocle
Thoughts from a Page Podcast
Evergreen Podcasts
Avant Gardeners
Madeleine Gasparinatos & Emily Allen
Natural Six
Natural Six
Becoming a Cut Flower Grower
Lydia Watson
Anime & 808’s
Ore_Sama & Mvrco Polo
Top 10 Gardener the Ultimate Garden Blueprint with Ken & Lisa
Ken Lain
The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters on Odysee
The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters
Dense Pixels - Video Game News and Reviews
TNP Studios
Overcast
David Fernández
Matching Minds with Sondheim: The Podcast
Barry Joseph & Broadway Podcast Network
ClevelandMoto Motorcycle Podcast / Cleveland Moto
Phil Waters
The Clutter Fairy Weekly
Gayle Goddard and Ed Gumnick
The Quilter on Fire Podcast
Brandy
Travel Trends with Dan Christian
Dan Christian
Yip To My Yap
Erica Star
A Star Wars: Legion Podcast - The Fifth Trooper
The Fifth Trooper Podcast
Sports Cards Nonsense
Sports Cards Nonsense
度菇13咦的茶水間
度菇&13咦
Aviation English by Revise Before Flight
Emilia Barska
Tech&Co, la quotidienne
BFM Business
Frequent Miler on the Air
Frequent Miler
The Dirt Bike Burrito Podcast
Dirt Bike Burrito
Giant Bombcast
Giant Bomb
Decoding the Gurus
Christopher Kavanagh and Matthew Browne
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The Dallas Cowboys Mike Fisher 'Fish Report'
Fan Stream Sports, Bleav
From the Paddock
Newsweek
Duck Call Room
Si Robertson & Justin Martin
PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network
Fantasy Football, PlayerProfiler, NFL Stats
AOPA Never Again
AOPA
The Vertical Space
Jim Barry, Peter Shannon & Luka Tomljenovic
Starlo's Cutting Edge Fishing Wisdom
Steve 'Starlo' Starling
Two for the Win
Mike & Bryan w/ an I
Leisure
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Welcome to stop number two on the guys' journey from Iolcus to Colchis (and back!). With preliminaries covered, this week Dave and Jeff drfit through Book 1 of Apollonius’ Argonautica and continue to puzzle over Jason’s ...
Crashing rocks, a golden fleece, the smelly women of Lemnos, a lost waterboy, fraternal murder, potions, and Jason, the very unheroic lead...ready for another epic? Join Dave and Jeff as they climb aboard the Argo with a...
Tune in this week for a quick eructation as Jeff and Dave review the disturbing story of Lucius Pedanius Secundus, Roman aristocrat, who in A.D. 61 was murdered by one of his household slaves. The aftermath of this viole...
Join the guys this week for a quick takedown of three recent translations of Homer's Odyssey, courtesy of Prof. Richard Whitaker of the University of Cape Town (Acta Classica, 2020). In six weeks, the Christopher Nolan a...
"Greece, though beat, then caught her captor fast; and into boorish Latium brought cultured life at last." So says Horace in Epistle II.156-157. This week Jeff and Dave return to Marrou, Part III, ch. 2, to examine the m...
Will the clever slave Dexter (Palaestrio) succeed in outsmarting the self-absorbed, narcissistic, self-proclaimed war hero Major Blowhard (Pyrgopolynices), so that the mostly incompetent, lovable, lovelorn young man Naut...
This week the guys make their first foray into Roman Comedy, specifically Plautus and one of his best-known plays, Miles Gloriosus (“Major Blowhard”). After a brief digression on Doestoevsky (не спрашивай), Dave and Jeff...
This one's for all you autodidacts: if you have questions about any aspect of Greco-Roman antiquity, have trouble distinguishing between Phylas and Phrynichus, and are not sure where to turn when you are tearing through ...
In the Athenian criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime (and who didn't exist) and the district attorneys (there were none of th...
This week the guys dip back into Marrou, where the author pivots like Yaxel Lendeborg to the Roman side of things. H.I. takes up the "Old Roman Education". Immediately we notice realities that put the lie to the loose no...
"There are the life events that have been apportioned to you. Live in harmony with them. There are the people whose destiny is to live at the same time as you. Love them. (Make sure you really feel it.)" (Meditations 6.3...
Ok, AdNaserinos, you have slogged your way through 214 episodes of this humble podcast, patiently enduring many digressions, running gags, and inside jokes. You have also heard the hosts gush over the wit and brilliance ...
This week Jeff and Dave zero in on the neoteric poetry of the Roman Republic's waning days. Relying on the efforts of the late great Peter Green (of "brackish tang" fame) and his 2005 translation and commentary on the Ca...
When you're feeling blue, all you have to do, is take a listen here, then you're not so blue. Why? We've got a Marrouvy kind of show. This week Jeff and Dave wrap up Part II of this portion of the book (and you might be ...
This week Dave and Jeff are joined in the vomitorium by Dave's former colleague and long-lost friend Dr. Bob Stacey. Bob is headmaster and instructor in government at the St. Augustine school in Jackson, TN. The menu tod...
Did you know that when Martin Luther (1483-1546) wasn’t nailing things to doors and fomenting major splits in Christendom he was writing poetry? In Latin? Well, thanks to Carl P. E. Springer we now have all of it in one ...
This week Jeff and Dave conclude their brisk and breezy, dramatic reading through that old comedy standard, the Clouds. Featuring a rich smorgasbord of hilarity, inanity, and some nearly "postmodern" trends and politics,...
In an AN first, Dave and Jeff take the show on the road to the Michigan state capital. Hosted by the world-class nerds of the Michigan Junior Classical League, the guys slush their way into Lansing to talk Ovid once more...
This week the guys take another stab at Aristophanes, this time with his Clouds. Will they rain in their criticisms? Will their jokes float lazily over your head? Haven’t the foggiest, but tune in anyway. The episode beg...
Join the conversation this week as Jeff and Dave go back into the world of Henri-Irénée Marrou’s History of Education in Antiquity, Part II, Chapter XI. First up is philosophical conversion: when you read Plato or Aristo...
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