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ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL: The Most Infamous Woman of Greek Myth, A History of Helen

This two part series on Helen originally aired in December 2021. Helen is simultaneously the most well known mortal of myth and a complete and utter enigma. What do we actually know about her, and the choices she did and did not make that lead to the Trojan War? Helen of Sparta, ...  Show more

ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL: Women Are Human Too (Women's 'Health & Medicine')

This (EPIC) episode is a melding of episodes covering the history of women's health and medicine, featuring coversations with Dr Helen King and Dr Christie Vogler. First, Liv speaks with Professor Helen King about her new book Immaculate Forms, and the history of the female body. ...  Show more

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