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Robert Stuart Fitzgerald (; 12 October 1910 – 16 January 1985) was an American poet, critic and translator whose renderings of the Greek classics "became standard works for a generation of scholars and students". He was best known as a translator of ancient Greek and Latin. He also composed several books of his own poetry.
Chapter 14: We Meet the Sheep of Doom | The Sea of Monsters
Join in this week as Jack and Connor discuss the home of the Cyclops... Percy Jackson and Annabeth have arrived at the home of Polyphemus, so we're finally taking the opportunity to take a deep dive into Odysseus's encounter with the classic monstrous villain of the Odyssey in this week's myth sect…
Women take their questions to the AHRC in Adelaide -- but are still waiting for answers
In this episode, Emma and Lucy discuss the AHRC's 'The Answer is Human Rights' seminar in Adelaide, where women affected by the Commission's decisions — including members of the Lesbian Action Group — put their questions directly to AHRC Chief Executive Leanne Smith and Age Discrimination Commissio…
#85 Chris Mayer: The Investor’s Odyssey
We welcome back Chris Mayer to unpack his new book, The Investor’s Odyssey. How does it build upon the lessons of 100 Baggers? We dive into the realities of brutal stock drawdowns, the mechanics of compounders, and how Chris is leveraging AI in his investing process.
Stick around to the end for so…
Why Should I Read The Odyssey
Is it ever too late to read one of the foundational works of Western literature?
In this inaugural installment of "Books I Haven't Read—and Why Should I Read Them?", host Joel Sellier sits down with fellow faculty Gerard "Babo" Babendreier, Justin Myers, and Joe Bissex to discuss Homer's Odyss…
Psychology for the People Weekly Check-In and Sanity-Check
I've been deep in heavy topics lately. These include “psychological fascism,” the “religious function” in people, especially as it relates to the individuation of gay people. I suppose, this time, I wanted a break from all that chazerai. (Maybe so did you!). So this issue is more of a life-and-cult…
BONUS: Which Translation of the Odyssey should I read?
With the world gripped by Odyssey fever, Mary and Charlotte keep being asked the same question: which translation should I read? So here is a quick bonus episode to help you decide.
Mary and Charlotte cover the waterfront of the modern translations (Emily Wilson and Daniel Mendelsohn), but also c…
A Conversation with Nilo Otero, First Assistant Director on Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey
Nilo Otero joins me in the Lesche to discuss his work as First Assistant Director on Christopher Nolan's 2026 film The Odyssey.
Works mentioned
Translations of The Odyssey by Richmond Lattimore, Robert Fagles, Peter Green, and Robert Fitzgerald.
“Postscript," in The Odyssey. Trans. by Robert Fitz…
United States v. Pastrana-Roman — 1st Cir. (Sep 16, 2026)
The First Circuit hears Jayson Pastrana-Roman's challenge to a thirty-three-month federal sentence. Pastrana-Roman joined a Puerto Rico scheme involving fraudulent COVID-19 relief-loan applications. He recruited three other applicants, served as their link to the scheme's organizer, and collected t…
T-Cal: Sleeper Teams | Indiana Analysis | Underrated Players & Top Contenders
T-Cal, formerly Buffed in Prime, joins me to name the sleeper teams we think are being overlooked, break down Indiana's season through four games, and highlight underrated players and top contenders across the sport.
We go through Indiana's 29-23 win over Northwestern, a game the Hoosiers were fav…
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