This week we are discussing Enyo, the embodiment of Warfare, as a manifestation of aromantic identity from the Greek Pantheon. Across numerous conflicts, Enyo never actually is shown to have any ...

Hestia is the Goddess of the Hearth. She was the first born child of Kronos and Rheia, and the first to be eaten by the Crooked Kronos. Once Zeus claimed the celestial throne for himself, she and...

This is a special episode reviewing the new movie version of the Odyssey, produced by Christopher Nolan, published by Universal Pictures.

Today's episode covers the story of Ganymedes, a young man so beautiful that the cosmic king Zeus snatches him away to be his immortal boyfriend. Though the story is among the oldest pieces of Gr...

This week we are talking about the Goddess of the hunt Artemis (Diana). Her world is a world of women, and none of them are terribly heteronormative.From her birth, Artemis desired to live a life...

Episode focuses on stability in the way we construct the ancient world. We seek a  continuity when what we are discussing has undergone seismic changes across time. The way ancient societies cons...

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Your home for all things LGBT in Ancient Greece and Rome. Historical Figures, Mythical Representations, Poetry, Legal Cases, Mysticism, Heroic Exploits, and all Queer things from Antiquity!