The Case for Classics
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Hi! Welcome to The Case for Classics ! I'm your host, Maira Zaidi.I created this podcast to inspire a new generation of learners to discover the enduring value of Classical Studies. Through conversations with leading scholars, educators, and professionals, I explore how the ancient world is not a relic of the past but a living legacy that continues to shape our language, literature, philosophy, politics, and culture.At its heart, the podcast seeks to make Classics more accessible and inclusive by introducing Latin, Greek, and Ancient History to students from all backgrounds, especially those who may never have encountered them...
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- Ancient Drama, Human Stories: Harvard Professor Naomi Weiss Makes the Case for Classics
- Ancient Machines, Modern Questions: Cornell Professor Courtney Roby Makes the Case for Classics
- The Joy of Learning: Chair of Classics, Columbia University Prof. Katharina Volk Makes the Case for Classics
- AI & Ancient Languages: Paideia Institute Founder Dr. Jason Pedicone Makes the Case for Classics
- For the Love of Classics: Ekklesia’s Co-Founders Make the Case for Classics
- Who Owns the Ancient World? Johns Hopkins Prof. Nandini Pandey Makes the Case for Classics
- Ancient Texts, Modern Lives: Brown University Prof. Johanna Hanink Makes the Case for Classics
- From Homer to Hip-Hop: UPenn Prof. & Pres. Society for Classical Studies Ralph Rosen Makes the Case for Classics
- Ancient Languages, Living Voices: Founder of Polymathy, Luke Ranieri Makes the Case for Classics
- Latin, Travel & the Art of Learning: Calder Classics Founder Cindy Calder Makes the Case for Classics