The Venus de Milo sculpture that is commonly believed to be classical was actually discovered to be neoclassical, and upon further examination, it was created by a man named Alexandros of Magnesia whose signature was found on a lost pedestal.
Maximiani Portas left France for Greece at 18 years with an obsession for Hellenism, ancient Greek culture. She was a dork and had strong opinions on Gods, Achilles and the ranking of gods and goddesses attractiveness.
The ancient nomads known as the Massagetae are described, including their possible ties to the legendary queen Tamyris and their sacrifices to the god Mithra.
Explore the intriguing features of Venus as a planet, from its destructive nature to the boiling temperatures.
This podcast episode discusses the idea of the material world being a shadow of the spiritual universe and the belief that the dead are constantly interacting with the living. It also covers the prediction of Davis that the truth about the afterlife will eventually be demonstrated.
The lack of role models during Mary Shelley's time in turning her dreams of ghosts and spirits into a mythology, the invention of science fiction, and how she might have gotten into writing fan fiction are discussed. Also revealed is the interesting fact about Mary Shelley's sex life.