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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2020 · 12 MIN

Nostimon Imar: The Taste of Coming Home

from A Temple Wild: Greek Mythology and the Mediterranean Landscape · host Mira Karakitsou

Like many Greeks, I come from a family steeped in olive oil. My grandmother’s family tended olives in a small village near Kalamata, the city in the southern Peloponnese famous for its olive of the same name. And as next month's Materia Mythica entry will be the olive tree, I wanted to share with you a little about my own experience of the Greek landscape - a piece of my personal mythology. DETAILED SHOW NOTES https://atemplewild.com/atemplewild/nostimon-imar SUPPORT THE SHOW Become a Patron: https://atemplewild.com/patron NEVER MISS AN EPISODE Subscribe to the newsletter: https://atemplewild.com/subscribe

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