Episode 120: Clap Your Hand for Robert Wright

Episode 120: Clap Your Hand for Robert Wright

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Tamler and David discuss The Odyssey books 17 & 18, in which Telemachus and Odysseus, back at home, continue their deception and put everyone to the test. Everyone except for Argos, that is, because Argos was (and will always be) a very good boy. 

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