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Instant Classics — BONUS Instant Classics live at the FT Weekend Festival
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BONUS Instant Classics live at the FT Weekend Festival

Instant Classics

In September, Mary and Charlotte appeared at the FT Weekend Festival for a wide-ranging conversation covering Greek tragedy, Ukraine, the Bayeux Tapestry, tech bros and - inevitably - Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. Here - as a bonus - is a recording of that event, with our thanks to the FT Weekend Festival. Further…

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“Nolan's Odessy gets worse and worse, BUT Nolan's made a cool $£Billion and counting. Think of no. 45/47, who cares absolutely nothing, zero, nix, for anything at all except raking in $billion every day he's "world leader". God Money rules a…”

— @mozartsbumbumsrus7750 · YouTube comment

“Well, what a pleasurable & enlightening listen that was. I was smiling all the way through. Based on some things the two of you were saying, it strikes me as a good idea to give children at school when really young (5 or 6) 'tasters' of Lat…”

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“I had the pleasure of seeing the clarifying and challenging effect of Classics in action again today. This time teaching my Year 10 class (14-15 years old) about the different marriage customs in Athens, Sparta and Rome. The girls in the cl…”

— @vincentpoffley3860 · YouTube comment

“Mary: yes, translations have an important place. No one has answered my obvious question regarding "polytropos". Academics seem to be oblivious, prejudiced, in a cylo. I'm trying not to use the word "stupid" but it's not easy. Re: the first…”

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