The Cave

American writer, Steven Pressfield, author of the popular historical fiction book Gates of Fire talks to Neos Kosmos’ The Cave about his latest release, the historical novel, A Man At Arms.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Cave features a conversation with renowned NSW historian, Dr Panagiotis Diamandis about seven Greek sailors convicted of piracy and sent as convicts to Australia, and why we should not be conflicted about whether we are Eastern or Western as Hellenes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Koulla Roussos the Criminal Law Specialist and visual art curator, was “born and bred in Larrakia Country” and is the daughter of Kalymnians, from the Dodecanese. Koula talks with Fotis about her work in the watershed 1990s Stolen Generations case, the recent loss of her father, Greeks 'concreting Darwin', and why she’s punishing herself with a master’s in fine arts.

Professor Paul Cartledge has set the record straight on the Ancient Thebans in his new book  Thebes: The Forgotten City. Thebes has been ignored because of the spin from, what Cartledge calls, “the snooty and elitist Athenians”.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Not all things begin with the Greeks – a discussion with Professor Louise A. Hitchcock Archaeology, Historical and Philosophical Studies If we had a time machine to travel back to the Bronze Age you’d want Professor Louise A. Hitchcock with you. “Greeks were the world’s first great spin doctors,” according to Professor Hitchcock. The Mesopotamian

Australian filmmaker Alkinos Tsilimidos interviewed for The Taverna