Bill, Richard, and Kostic Kourelis discuss their favorite books of 2021 and a few other miscellaneous issues, including the podcast hiatus.

Bill, Richard and David Pettegrew discuss archaeology, the Isthmus of Corinth, and why Late Roman Historians are the best.

Bill, Richard, and Kostis Korelis explain why it took them so long to record their first podcast of the season and what they did all summer.

Bill and Richard do a Season 2 recap, and discuss summer plans for fieldwork in Greece (and elsewhere)

Bill, Richard, and Kim Stanley Robinson discuss archaeology, landscape history, the environment, human scale, and MARS

Season 2, Episode 6. Bill, Richard and Jon Frey talk about Digital Humanities, Greece and Spolia

Caraheard Season 2, Episode 5. Bill, Richard and Kostis Kourelis talk about the best books they read this year

Richard and I talk with Ömür Harmanşah about a wide range of topics from ISIS’s destruction of antiquities to salvage archaeology in the Near East. There’s almost no excuse not to drop everything and listen to our podcast immediately.

In the third episode of season 2, we talk with Dimitri Nakassis about Late Bronze Age Greece, the collapse of Mycenaean society, and the use of digital tools in research.

In the second episode of Season 2, Bill and Richard violate the spirit of Labor Day and get to work on recording a podcast. It's okay, because our special guest is Bev, Bill's mother-in-law. Since she's from Australia, we can celebrate Labor Day late winter, like they do in the southern hemisphere. Our topic of discussion: the different houses we have lived in and how they shaped our daily lives in North America, Australia, and Greece.