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EPISODE · Jan 27, 2024 · 1H 25M

Re-air: An Ancient Greek Sports Discussion Meze Platter (w/ Special Guests Profs. Lunt and Haberstroh)

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We've got a re-air this week due to Blu getting sick (get well soon). Geoff is joined by Prof. David Lunt of Southern Utah University and Prof. John Haberstroh of UNLV to discuss sports in the ancient Greek world and their influence on modern sports and imagery. Spoiler alert: the NCAA is built on a lie. And a lot of how we experience sports never changes (even if a lot also has). BoilerUpload sign-up link: https://purdue.rivals.com/sign_up?preselected_site_id=116?utm_source=Purdue&utm_medium=on_site&utm_campaign=article_upsell BoilerUpload on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@BoilerUploadRivals Our Socials: Website: https://feedyourmascot.squarespace.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/feedyourmascot/ Threads: @feedyourmascot Schrodinger's social network (Twitter): https://twitter.com/feedyourmascot/

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