91: The Argonautica (Jason and the Golden Fleece)

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 11 June 2019

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Jason and his homies needed a golden fleece. What better way to get it than with the help of a crazy witch priestess, a talking ship, and a trip to Libya?

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Classical Stuff.
0:12.6	You Should Know a podcast about classical education, the Greek, ancient, ancient Greek world and stuff.
0:20.6	My name is Thomas Magbyby I'm joined as always by
0:23.0	AJ Hanenberg me and Graham Donaldson me oh and me I just wanted to get mine two cents and
0:31.3	on that okay so today we are going to be expanding our scope as loyal listeners know we, we typically discuss, you know, books, ancient
0:40.6	stories, but today we are expanding into film, I believe the 1963 film Jason and the Argonauts.
0:50.0	Okay, so let me just play the trailer.
0:55.7	Just you can get some of this epic music.
0:56.2	Hold on.
0:56.7	Wait for it.
0:57.2	Wait for it.
0:58.9	You're going to be so happy you waited.
1:06.8	Now from the makers of Sinbad, Columbia Pictures presents Jason and the Argonauts.
1:07.7	Look at that color.
1:08.3	Isn't that wonderful?
1:09.0	It looks so great. I want to go watch this now.
1:10.8	They did Sinbad too.
1:11.9	Yeah, apparently.
1:13.1	It's a claymation movie, which is really fun to watch.
1:16.0	The skeletons are claymation.
1:17.4	The skeletons are in fact, clamation.
1:19.0	Are there skeletons in the actual Jason in the Argonaut story?
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