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The Hello, this is let's talk about Mitz, baby, and I am your host, or one of them here with something very special.

So as you all know, I have been trying to find creative ways of providing you with new and exciting

episodes of the podcast while still finding the time to write this children's retelling of The Odyssey

that I'm doing, which is the most exciting thing to have happened to me in a long time.

And it just so happened that everyone's favorite Hermes, Michaela Pengawish, also had a project

to do for her degree. And one of those classes that she had

was on uses and abuses of antiquity in modern reception, something like that. And fortunately,

for, I mean, me and Michaela, she was able to make a podcast episode for that class.

And even better, I mean, she did it absolutely in the vein of, let's talk about Myths, baby,

because she's Michaela, because she is the second in command of this podcast, and she knows what

she's doing.

And so this episode, I am so excited for you to hear this.

Michaela sent this to me and she was like, uh, let me know, you know, if you think it's good

for the podcast, no pressure. And I listened to it and I was like, ha ha, it's perfect. It's perfect.

Michaela is breaking down not only some myths regarding Julius Caesar and what he did or did not do and did or did not

say, but myths of Julius Caesar that directly relate to modern tech oligarchy. That's right.

That's right. That's right.

And oh my God.

No, it's so good.

So you're going to learn about the history of Julius Caesar, which is utterly, I mean, wild to begin with.

The type of stuff that I know I cannot tell you in the excited and hilarious and interesting way that I want, but which fortunately, Michaela can and does.

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