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Trojan War: The Podcast is a serialized telling of the stories that together comprise the epic story of the Trojan War. From The Judgement of Paris through The Face that Launched a Thousand Ships to Achilles’ Heel and Beware of Greeks Bearing Gifts, this epic story has it all! Each podcast episode features one self-contained episode in the overall story arc, followed by about fifteen minutes of conversation and commentary on the compelling and provocative contemporary ideas that emerge from the stories. The tone of Jeff Wright, the storyteller, is modern, engaging, and informed. He is comic,...

This is a history podcast told from inside the moment. Each episode focuses on a major event from the past, but instead of explaining it from a distance, the story is built from real accounts, verified transcripts, and documented voices of people who were there at the time. The goal is not to summarize history, but to recreate the uncertainty, fear, pressure, and decisions as they were actually experienced. There is no invented dialogue and no fictional dramatization. Every episode is grounded in strict historical accuracy, using primary sources to guide the narrative. When people speak in ...

Helen of Troy is one of the most evocative names in ancient history. For nearly three thousand years she has been both the embodiment of absolute female beauty and a reminder of the terrible power that it can wield. Held responsible for both the Trojan War and enduring the enmity between East...

Our podcast takes you on an engaging journey through Herdorf’s history.Discover significant events, personalities, and cultural milestones that have made Herdorf what it is today.

As hero after hero falls before the walls of Troy, Achaean and Trojan alike, two reluctant warriors--neither remembered as a hero--must sacrifice themselves for the sake of the people they love. Prince Paris has all the fame he ever wanted, anointed by the gods, honored as a youth for both his bravery and judgment, and gifted the most beautiful woman in the world by Aphrodite. If his theft of Helen results in a war, surely he is not meant to stop it. Let all the world burn to ash; so long as Paris has Helen, he is content to leave the destinies of kings and nations in the gods’ hands. But to...