An Interview with Morag Kersel
In the final interview of the 2012-2013 academic year, we hear from Morag Kersel, assistant...
18:14
In this podcast, Christian Cloke sits down with Brian Rose, the James B. Pritchard Professor of...
15:01
An Interview with Jodi Magness
In the first of a new series featuring interviews with leading scholars in the study of the...
11:23
Classics: Economic Crisis! Ancient coins and hoards
Historian David Schwei and Archaeologist Chris Cloke (UC Classics) report live while on-site in...
09:27
Dead Sea: The Babatha Archives
Join ancient historian Lindsey Haines (UC Classics) for “This Year in History, 1961” and learn...
07:30
Dead Sea: The Non-Biblical Texts of the Dead Sea Scrolls
Professor John Kampen of Methodist Theological School in Ohio and Hebrew Union College shares his...
12:30
Dead Sea: How a Canadian University Bought the Dead Sea Scrolls and Why it Matters
Dr. Jason Kalman of Hebrew Union College shares the remarkable story of McGill University’s...
10:30
Dead Sea: Josephus on the Essenes and Rome
In this exclusive interview, UC Classics Professor Barbara Burrell talks with Flavius Josephus,...
06:49
Dead Sea: Hot Dry Air: an interview with Flavius Josephus (Flavius Josephus part 1 of 2)
In this episode of Radio Romanus Publicus’ “Dry, Hot Air,” set in the 90s A.D., host Terry Maxima...
10:18
Dead Sea: Ancient Texts Come Alive
Papyri, parchment and scrolls, oh my! In this interview, UC Classics historian Andrew Connor...
07:59
Classics: The Present Disturbed Conditions: An Archaeologist in Wartime
In 1939, University of Cincinnati archaeologist Carl Blegen was on the verge of one of the...
10:00
Dead Sea: An Archaeologist Visits Qumran
It has been over 50 years since approximately 900 Dead Sea scrolls and fragments were discovered...
10:02
Classics: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Fountain Square: Finding Rome in Cincinnati
Ancient historian Kristina Neumann and philologist Michael Hanel (UC Classics) discuss how the...
12:10
Pompeii: Commerce and Business
Without the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, Pompeii would not be what it is today, but without a...
09:41
Go live to the arena of Pompeii in early AD 79 to meet burgeoning gladiatorial superstar,...
07:59
Pompeii: Food Part 2 of 2 (Dining out and grocery shopping)
In our second episode of “The Splendid Triclinium,” our host and guest move from the dining room...
06:57
Pompeii: Food Part 1 of 2 (Dining at Home)
In this episode of the long-lost Roman cooking show, “The Splendid Triclinium,” join host Flavia...
10:26
Pompeii: Human Remains at Pompeii
No trip to Pompeii is complete without a glimpse of the stunning casts of the site’s ancient...
11:19
Pompeii: Pliny's Letters and the Eruption of Vesuvius
While scientists today closely monitor the world’s active volcanoes, in AD 79 when Mount Vesuvius...
08:24
Journey back in time to meet noted Roman medical writer Aulus Cornelius Celsus and naturalist...
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