In the first episode of season 2 Gordon and Shane discuss the origins of modern medicine

Welcome back to Ancient Answers! In this short episode Gord and Shane re-introduce themselves and give a small taste of what's to come in the upcoming episodes.

In this very special episode Gordon and Shane conclude their interview with Lianne Harris, comparing and contrasting the women of ancient Athens and Sparta.

In this episode Gordon and Shane continue their interview with Lianne Harris; comparing and contrasting life for Athenian and Spartan women.

In this very special episode of Ancient Answers Gordon and Shane sit down (metaphorically speaking) with a very special guest. Lianne Harris is an accomplished educator and published author who works in the Greater Toronto Area mixing education with theatre by presenting on an extremely wide variety of historical topics in authentic period clothing. She has presented to over 80,000 teachers and students, been an exhibiting artist at the Royal Ontario Museum, Roy Thomson Hall, The IDA Gallery, and The Shaw Festival, and was selected by W.O.M.A.D. as one of Toronto's Women of Influence in 2003. In this episode Lianne compares and contrasts the life of Athenians versus Spartans with a special emphasis on the roles of women in both societies. This episode is Part I of III.

You can find out more about Lianne and her work by following the link here: https://historybyharris.ca/

In this episode Gordon and Shane discuss the relevance of four more quotes from ancient philosophers, politicians, and orators.

Taxes! Listen as Gordon and Shane discuss everyone's least favourite topic; how some things are different, and some are very much the same.

In this episode Gordon and Shane break down and discuss the relevance of four more historical quotes.

In this episode Gordon and Shane continue their discussion on how assassinations have changed the course of history.

From Julius Caesar to JFK, assassination has had a profound effect on history. In this episode Gordon and Shane discuss that impact by looking at some of the earliest assassinations in recorded history. Part I of II