Centaur Stage

Andrew and Rebecca discuss the Greco-Roman origin of centaurs, and folks, it is really fun. We got the Centauromachy, the etymology of mare, an indestructible trans legend, and some singing. We got a little silly with the research, but you know you're here for it.

We've got our hooves full this week, so enjoy a silly little something on us! We take a look at 5 broadly defined centaurs and decide once and for all is it Yeigh or Neigh.

This is probably the most fun we've ever had recording. Centaur leisure and culture, centaur friends out playing games, sports, music, THEATREEEEEE, we tackle it all.

In this one, we move from gender diversity to GLOBAL diversity, and the cultural history of centaur creatures! We DID the research on this one, folks. just call us centaur SCHOLARS.

We're carving out a space for the oft overlooked centaur women, where do we see them in myth and culture, where should we see them, why has it taken so long for them to enter the mainstream (Spoiler alert, it's men).

Rebecca and Andrew discuss horse-human-centaur culture, air travel, and an all-centaur production of War Horse. Can we as humans learn to live alongside our centaur brethren? 

We have a special mini episode for all your holiday cheer and relaxation! Tune in to hear how we think centaurs would celebrate, mild cultural insensitivity, and a lengthy tangent about flying.

Much to Andrew's chagrin, we had to do this episode. We had to discuss the reality of human-horse-centaur relations in an integrated society. Please don't be weird about it. 

Rebecca and Andrew discuss clothing, armour, and the unfortunate realities of p**ping. It turns out that when it comes to centaurs, maybe we don't all put our pants on one leg at a time!

Rebecca and Andrew discuss the infrastructure and societal queries of centaurs. How can we begin to fathom the wonderful life a centaur might lead? What might their jobs, houses, and city structures look like?