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Welcome to "Tales of Ulysses," where we explore the legendary adventures of Ulysses and his Greek crew through a humorous and engaging lens. Join our charismatic host, who brings a...
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Welcome to "Tales of Ulysses," where we explore the legendary adventures of Ulysses and his Greek crew through a humorous and engaging lens. Join our charismatic host, who brings a unique blend of storytelling and wit, as we delve into the trials and tribulations faced by Ulysses and his companions. In this series we witness the challenges of leadership and teamwork as the crew prepares for their audacious plan involving the infamous wooden horse.
We hope you enjoy the ride and look forward to your company in the next chapter of Ulysses' adventures!
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We hope you enjoy the ride and look forward to your company in the next chapter of Ulysses' adventures!
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Tales of Ulysses: Chapter 11 : The Big Horsey Ride
Tales of Ulysses: Chapter 11 : The Big Horsey Ride
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22 JUL 2022 · Meet Homer and the Gods. feat. Alexis Schneider as Hera.
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29 JUL 2022 · Step one: Ulysses has to convince everyone to get in the big horsey. feat. Mark Sellin as Ulysses; Christopher Gauntt and Kirsten Hochman as Noble Crew
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5 AUG 2022 · In this episode of "The Tales of Ulysses," the speaker, who adopts a humorous and informal tone, recounts the story of Ulysses and the Greek crew's preparations to enter the wooden horse to deceive the Trojans. The discussion revolves around the crew's reluctance and bickering over seating arrangements inside the horse, highlighting their ornery nature. The speaker emphasizes Ulysses' persuasive skills in rallying the crew, despite their complaints and distractions, such as a promise of ice cream as motivation. The episode also hints at the involvement of Greek gods, particularly Hera, who is introduced at the end, suggesting her influence on the events.
This episode is important as it illustrates the dynamics of teamwork and leadership in the face of adversity, as well as the blend of mythological elements with humor, making ancient stories accessible and engaging for contemporary audiences. The conversation takes place in a light-hearted manner, aiming to entertain while educating listeners about this classic tale.
feat Mark Sellin as Ulysses. Kirsten Hochman and Christopher Gauntt as Noble Crew. Alexis Schneider as Hera.
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12 AUG 2022 · Being able to hear the Gods has a downside. feat Alexis Schneider as Hera.
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15 AUG 2022 · In this episode of the podcast, the speakers engage in a playful retelling of the story of Ulysses and the Trojan Horse. The discussion revolves around the construction and purpose of the wooden horse, emphasizing its role as a prototype designed to conceal Greek soldiers for a surprise attack. The speakers, adopting a humorous tone, depict a fictional dialogue among the crew members as they wait inside the horse, filled with banter and games like "Trojan Road Bingo."Â
The episode highlights the camaraderie and lightheartedness among the crew during their journey to Troy, showcasing their interactions and playful arguments. The conversation also hints at the presence of mythical creatures, adding a whimsical element to the narrative.Â
This episode is significant as it blends classical mythology with modern storytelling techniques, making ancient tales accessible and entertaining for contemporary audiences. It sets the stage for future discussions about the gods and their influence on human affairs, promising to explore themes of divine interaction in the next episode.
 feat Mark Sellin as Ulysses. Kirsten Hochman and Christopher Gauntt as Noble Crew.
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26 AUG 2022 · In the podcast episode titled "Tales of Ulysses, the Big Horsey Ride," the speakers engage in a humorous retelling of the myth of Leda and the Swan, focusing on the interactions between gods and mortals. The discussion highlights themes of power dynamics, particularly how the powerless often suffer consequences while the powerful evade responsibility. The narrative features Zeus, who transformsLeda into a swan, and explores the moral implications of divine actions and human vulnerability. The episode emphasizes the importance of understanding these myths as cautionary tales about the consequences of attracting the attention of gods.
The playful tone and comedic elements serve to make the ancient story accessible and relevant to contemporary audiences. The episode is part of a series that aims to reinterpret classic tales, encouraging listeners to reflect on their meanings. The conversation takes place in a light-hearted manner, showcasing the speakers' creativity and wit while addressing deeper societal themes.
 feat Greg Moore as Zeus and Alexis Schneider and Hera. I play Leda, briefly.
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2 SEP 2022 · In this episode of "Tales of Ulysses," the speaker, who appears to be a storyteller or host, engages in a humorous narrative involving a wooden horse and its broken wheel. The discussion revolves around a fictional journey, incorporating playful dialogue about the characters' frustrations and mishaps, such as asking "Are we there yet?" and dealing with a broken wheel. The episode emphasizes the comedic elements of the story, with references to Greek culture and mythology, particularly the tale of the Trojan Horse.Â
The podcast episode is a light-hearted retelling aimed at entertaining listeners while drawing on classic themes from Greek mythology. The importance of this episode lies in its ability to make ancient stories accessible and engaging for a modern audience, blending humor with cultural references. The specific date of the episode is not mentioned, but it contributes to an ongoing series that aims to explore and reinterpret mythological tales.
. Feat Mark Sellin as Ulysses and Kirsten Hochman and Christopher Gauntt as the Noble Crew.
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8 SEP 2022 · In this episode of "Tales of Ulysses," the speaker, Homer, humorously narrates a fictional encounter involving Ulysses and his crew as they prepare for their journey to Troy. The discussion revolves around the challenges of travel in ancient times compared to modern conveniences, particularly focusing on the barter system and the lack of a stable currency. The scene depicts Ulysses attempting to procure a wheel for a giant wooden horse, highlighting the absurdity of the situation as he navigates a conversation with a mechanic about payment options, ultimately resorting to trading a Trojan War action figure. This lighthearted exchange illustrates the difficulties of ancient commerce and the importance of resourcefulness. The episode emphasizes the contrast between past and present financial systems, making it relevant for understanding economic evolution. The narrative serves as both entertainment and a reflection on societal changes, making it significant in exploring themes of trade, sacrifice, and the human experience. The episode aired recently, contributing to the ongoing series that reinterprets classic tales in a modern context.
 feat Mark Sellin as Ulysses; Greg Moore as the Roadside Carpenter; and Christopher Gauntt and Kirsten Hochman as the Noble Crew.
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16 SEP 2022 · In this episode of the podcast "Heels of Ulysses," hosted by Homer, the discussion revolves around the character Ulysses, specifically his nickname "the Wanderer." The conversation features a humorous exchange between Homer and a character representing Athena, the goddess of wisdom. They explore the concept of wandering, emphasizing Ulysses' tendency to avoid asking for directions, which leads to him being lost on his journey to Troy. The dialogue illustrates the challenges of navigation and decision-making, using light-hearted banter to convey deeper themes of guidance and self-awareness. This episode is important as it highlights the archetype of the wanderer in literature, reflecting on the human experience of seeking direction and the wisdom that can come from asking for help. The playful tone and mythological references make the discussion engaging while providing insights into Ulysses' character and the broader narrative of his journey.
Roads back then did not have great signage. feat Mark Sellin as Ulysses; Alexis Shneider as Athena, Goddess of Wisdom; Kirsten Hochman and Christopher Gauntt as the Noble Crew.
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23 SEP 2022 · In the podcast episode titled "The Big Horsey Ride," the speakers include a narrator and characters from the tale of Ulysses, particularly Ulysses himself and a talking wooden horse. The discussion revolves around Ulysses seeking directions to Troy, following advice from Athena, the goddess of wisdom. The episode humorously explores the challenges of navigation and communication, with Ulysses driving a giant wooden horse. He meets an Old Coot hat provides directions while also questioning the shape of the Earth. The narrative highlights the importance of asking for help and the comedic misunderstandings that ensue as Ulysses and his crew approach Troy. This episode is significant as it blends classical mythology with humor, making the ancient story accessible and entertaining for modern audiences. It showcases the themes of guidance, teamwork, and the absurdity of their journey, setting the stage for the next part of Ulysses' adventure. The events take place in a fictionalized context, drawing from the well-known mythological backdrop of the Trojan War.
Welcome to "Tales of Ulysses," where we explore the legendary adventures of Ulysses and his Greek crew through a humorous and engaging lens. Join our charismatic host, who brings a...
show more
Welcome to "Tales of Ulysses," where we explore the legendary adventures of Ulysses and his Greek crew through a humorous and engaging lens. Join our charismatic host, who brings a unique blend of storytelling and wit, as we delve into the trials and tribulations faced by Ulysses and his companions. In this series we witness the challenges of leadership and teamwork as the crew prepares for their audacious plan involving the infamous wooden horse.
We hope you enjoy the ride and look forward to your company in the next chapter of Ulysses' adventures!
.
show less
We hope you enjoy the ride and look forward to your company in the next chapter of Ulysses' adventures!
.
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