We sat down with Jason Nethercut to celebrate the life of his father, Bill Nethercut, an iconic and much loved figure in the UT-Austin Classics Department. For Jason's obituary of his father, go here.

To donate to the Bill and Jane Nethercut Excellence Endowment Fund, please go here.

Online teaching: we love it, we hate it. We talked to Amy Pistone, Joann Gulizio, Zoe Thomas about it. Join us!

Back in summer 2020, we checked in Naomi Campa, Bill Farris, and Colin MacCormack to talk childcare, going on the job market, and grad school decisions. All of us have gone through decisive changes since, but this is both a fun time capsule and proof that things change, but also stay the same.

We are joined by Grace Gibson and Christopher Van Den Berg to talk about Italy, the effect of COVID on working and studying there, and our best memories of it.

This episode, recorded in April, discusses various aspects of ancient health from Hippocratic conceptions of disease to isotopic and osteological work on ancient skeletons. We are joined by several experts on ancient health and medicine, Lesley Dean-Jones, Elijah Fleming, and Katie Reinberger.

Pramit Chaudhuri and Adam Rabinowitz join us to talk about shuttering down projects, personal disruptions, and post-Covid classics.