Chris Swanson discusses Rome's transition from Republic to Empire, what factors contributed to that transition, and how that might be important for understanding our own place in history.

Eliot Grasso returns to talk about Polybius, a Greek historian who wrote about why the Roman republic was politically stable despite the tendency of governments to disintegrate.

Naomi is back to talk about stoicism, epicureanism, cynicism, and skepticism. This is a good one folks!

Charley Dewberry joins Gil to talk about therapeutic philosopher Lucretius, atomism, and the scientific method.

Naomi Rinehold returns to talk about Aristotle's notion of friendship and what it can teach us about our relationships today.

Brian Julian asks the question, "What was Socrates really up to?"

Cidney Swanson explains the origins of theater and its significance in ancient Greek Culture.

Tutor Eliot Grasso discusses the relationship between host and guest in ancient Greek culture.

Gutenberg tutor Naomi Rinehold explains polytheism as context for monotheism.

Gutenberg College president, Chris Swanson, explains why this ancient narrative is still relevant today.