preparing to see Christopher Nolan’s odyssey, But you haven’t read the Homeric works. Or you read it so long ago that it feels as if you’ve never read it at all. no worries. On top of that, tom holland and dominique sandbrookhost of The rest is history In the podcast, odysseyunpacks the literary and historical meaning of the epic’s various stories. This is a great introduction and just what you need to prepare for this year’s big movie releases. enjoy!
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