#podcastitas ~ S.1 E.6 Ask a Classicist with Jen Campbell: Fairy Tales, Disney Films & Food — That’s Ancient History

July 25, 2018July 31, 2018 / David Meadows ~ rogueclassicist

In ‘Ask a Classicist’ host Jean Menzies invites a guest with no background in classics to quiz her on everything they’ve ever wondered about antiquity. In this episode she is joined by author Jen Campbell as they discuss Disney’s Hercules, the similarities between myth and fairy tales and how the ancients dined. Books Mentioned: The…

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