Khameleon Classics

Khameleon Productions

31 Episodes

For two thousand years, study of ancient Greece and Rome has been at the centre of Western education. Khameleon Classics is the podcast that asks why. In each episode, host Shivaike Shah speaks with an expert in the field about some of the most urgent questions facing the study of Classics. Together, they uncover the complicated legacy of Greece and Rome in the modern world.

Listen to all episodes and find relevant reading materials on the Khameleon Productions website: https://www.khameleonproductions.org/khameleon-classics

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