

Ep 1423 | ‘The Odyssey’ & the Bible Tell Two Very Different Stories About Coming Home
Al, Zach, Christian, and John Luke dig into The Odyssey, comparing Christopher Nolan’s interpretation with Homer’s original, from the diminished role of the Greek gods to Penelope’s complicated fight to preserve her family and kingdom. They explore Telemachus’ struggle to grow up without his father and the stark…

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