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Video Latest post PublicAeschylus' ORESTEIA (audio-only version) For those of you who prefer to listen without the video, here's episode 65 in audio format.
January 31 0 likes 0 comments4 Murders, 1 Trial, and the Birth of Democracy Doug Metzger joins us to discuss what some consider to be the greatest work of literature to come out of the Classical period: the "Oresteia" by Aeschylus. It's a trilogy of tragedies that can be seen as a "manifesto" or "creation myth" of Athenian democracy. I hope you enjoy it. And, as always, I couldn't have done it without you! Article January 31 Public 0 0Plato's Republic: Full Summary (Video Version) The video version of the recent episode giving a summary and explanation of the entire Republic. Enjoy! Video Sep 3, 2025 Public 0 1Diving back into Plato's Republic! The time has come to (finally) complete our exploration of western philosophy's most important book. To that end, I present to you a full summary of Plato's Republic in one episode! For those of you in for the long haul, this will refresh your memory and allow us to hit the ground running next time, as we pick up from where we left off in book 8. I'll share the video version tomorrow in a separate post. Thank you all so much for your support!! Video Aug 31, 2025 Public 0 2How Sparta Acquired and Maintained its Dominance over Greece It's become fashionable recently for historians to "debunk" the so-called Myth of Sparta. IOW to argue that the Spartans were actually not good fighters. But then, how did the Spartans become the preeminent power in Greece for almost 200 years? Our guest in this episode offers a more nuanced break-down of the rise of Sparta. I hope you enjoy it! And thanks for your indispensable support <3 Image Jul 31, 2025 Public 0 5Aeschylus' ORESTEIA (audio-only version) For those of you who prefer to listen without the video, here's episode 65 in audio format. Video January 31 Public 0 04 Murders, 1 Trial, and the Birth of Democracy Doug Metzger joins us to discuss what some consider to be the greatest work of literature to come out of the Classical period: the "Oresteia" by Aeschylus. It's a trilogy of tragedies that can be seen as a "manifesto" or "creation myth" of Athenian democracy. I hope you enjoy it. And, as always, I couldn't have done it without you! Article January 31 Public 0 0Plato's Republic: Full Summary (Video Version) The video version of the recent episode giving a summary and explanation of the entire Republic. Enjoy! Video Sep 3, 2025 Public 0 1Diving back into Plato's Republic! The time has come to (finally) complete our exploration of western philosophy's most important book. To that end, I present to you a full summary of Plato's Republic in one episode! For those of you in for the long haul, this will refresh your memory and allow us to hit the ground running next time, as we pick up from where we left off in book 8. I'll share the video version tomorrow in a separate post. Thank you all so much for your support!! Video Aug 31, 2025 Public 0 2How Sparta Acquired and Maintained its Dominance over Greece It's become fashionable recently for historians to "debunk" the so-called Myth of Sparta. IOW to argue that the Spartans were actually not good fighters. But then, how did the Spartans become the preeminent power in Greece for almost 200 years? Our guest in this episode offers a more nuanced break-down of the rise of Sparta. I hope you enjoy it! And thanks for your indispensable support <3 Image Jul 31, 2025 Public 0 5