Athena Pt. 1: War and Wisdom

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The Goddess of art and war defied gender roles exhibited in Greek culture. Athena fought fiercely in a culture where women didn’t go to battle. Athena vowed to never be a lover or bear children. She used wisdom to find a balance between the ways of the past and the way of the future. If you enjoy this episode, help us out and leave a 5-star review! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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