This episode offers a comprehensive analysis of Euripides's tragedy, Medea. It provides essential background information, including the play's context within ancient Greek theatre and the Dionysia festival, as well as an account of Euripides's life and influences. The Episode outlines the characters, provides a plot summary, and includes detailed scene summaries, facilitating a thorough understanding of the narrative and dramatic structure. Key elements such as important quotes, symbols like the poisoned crown and golden chariot, and central themes of passion, betrayal, revenge, and exile are explored. Furthermore, a glossary of literary terms used in the play and a list of suggested further readings are included, supporting deeper engagement with the text and its critical interpretations.