History N' Games

Nov 03 2024 43 ep. 26 mins 261
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A podcast where host Meghan Sullivan plays historical fiction games and talks about the REAL stories behind gaming.

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History N' Games Episode 43 (Hades II: The Terrifying Tale of Medea Part 2)

Nov 03 2024 15 mins  
In part 2 of this episode on Medea, host Meghan Sullivan explains the possible origins of Medea's terrifying tale, and how these origins tie into real history.To see the video version of this episode, be sure to follow Meghan's Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@historyngamesQuestions? Comments? Suggestions? Email Meghan at [email protected] the show

History N' Games Episode 42 (Hades II: The Terrifying Tale of Medea Part 1)

Oct 31 2024 29 mins  
In the spookiest episode of History N' Games yet, host Meghan Sullivan recounts the terrifying tale of Medea, the scariest woman in all of Greek mythology. To see the video version of this episode, be sure to follow Meghan's Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@historyngamesQuestions? Comments? Suggestions? Email Meghan at [email protected] the show

History N' Games Episode 41 (Assassin's Creed: Shadows)

Aug 02 2024 13 mins  
In this episode, host Meghan Sullivan talks about the fascinating real-life history of the man called Yasuke. Was he a samurai or not? Let's discuss! Support the show

History N' Games Episode 40 (Hades II: Who the Heck is Hecate?)

May 14 2024 15 mins  
In this episode of History N' Games, host Meghan Sullivan reveals the true origins of the mysterious goddess Hecate, and explains how she is both one of the most powerful and misunderstood gods in the Greek pantheon.Support the show

History N' Games Episode 39 (Greek Myths That Inspired Final Fantasy VII)

Mar 18 2024 31 mins  
In this episode of History N' Games, host Meghan Sullivan interviews author MJ Gallagher about the fascinating Greek myths found in Final Fantasy VII. Support the show

History N' Games Episode 38 (12 Facts About Hercules and His 12 Labors in 12 Minutes)

Dec 24 2023 25 mins  
Happy Holidays, everyone! In this special episode of History N' Games, I (Meghan Sullivan) attempt to share 12 interesting facts about Hercules and his 12 labors in 12 minutes. Do I succeed? Noooo! I definitely go a bit overtime. BUT, it's still a fun-filled episode and I hope you enjoy it. ^___^Support the show

History N' Games Episode 37 (Dr. Kira Jones on the Hidden History of Destiny 2, Disco Elysium)

Sep 27 2023 40 mins  
In this special episode of History N' Games, host Meghan Sullivan interviews Dr. Kira Jones on the hidden history of games like Destiny 2, Disco Elysium, Yuppie Psycho, and more. To learn more about Dr. Kira Jones, be sure to visit her website at: https://flaviansophist.comDid you enjoy this episode? If you can, please support History N' Games at https://www.patreon.com/meghanrsull

History N' Games Episode 36 (Why Did People Worship Bronze Age Jerks? Barry Strauss Interview)

Aug 19 2023 54 mins  
In this special episode of History N' Games, host Meghan Sullivan interviews bestselling author and historian Barry Strauss about ancient heroes, real heroes, and why people worshipped Bronze Age jerks like Achilles. Support the show

History N' Games Episode 35 (Is Democracy in Danger? A Stanford Professor Weighs In)

Aug 04 2023 56 mins  
In this special episode of History N' Games, host Meghan Sullivan interviews Professor Josiah Ober of Stanford University about the origins of democracy, how democracies succeed, and whether or not our current democracies are in danger.Support the show

History N' Games Episode 34 (Okhlos: The Crazy Origins of Democracy - Part 1)

Jul 26 2023 23 mins  
In this special two-part episode of History N' Games, host Meghan Sullivan talks about the hilarious mob simulator Okhlos: Omega, and how it (accidentally) reflects the crazy real-life origins of Western Democracy. Then in the second episode, Meghan will talk to Professor Josiah Ober of Stanford University about whether or not democracy is currently in danger. *Note: All Greek name