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A media analysis podcast in which hosts Allison and Julia discuss modern media (including TV & film, books, and music) that depicts the Ancient Mediterranean world, its peoples, and its stories. W... more
FAQs about Classically Trained:How many episodes does Classically Trained have?The podcast currently has 24 episodes available.
February 17, 2021Episode Three: Fall of a City 3In this episode, we discuss Troy: Fall of a City episodes 4, 5, and 6, and how they handled THE ENTIRE PLOT OF THE ILIAD. Yes, in only three episodes of television. Spoilers: it was pretty bad. Feat. translation theory, Julia's continued strong opinions about Achilles, and Allison's favourite piece of pottery!...more1h 23minPlay
February 01, 2021Episode Two: Fall of a City 2The second part of our four-part series on Troy: Fall of a City, covering episodes two and three of that show. It's still bad! But at least we don't have any corrections this week....more1h 7minPlay
January 18, 2021Episode One: Fall of a City 1The first of a four part series on the Netflix original series Troy: Fall of a City, covering episode one of that show. Two small corrections to things we said in this episode: first, women did sometimes give birth lying down. Second, there is some evidence to suggest that the Greeks did know about India as early as the Classical period (roughly the 500s BCE), but Alexander was the first substantial contact between the Mediterranean and India....more1h 13minPlay
January 18, 2021Episode Zero: Meet the HostsAn optional listening experience for those who are interested in learning a bit more about the hosts.We discuss our academic and personal backgrounds and some info about what sort of things we're thinking about when we talk about media. Also, there's some waffle about theory....more18minPlay
FAQs about Classically Trained:How many episodes does Classically Trained have?The podcast currently has 24 episodes available.