Each episode begins with Alex retelling a Greek myth - Echo and Narcissus in episode 1, Orpheus and Eurydice in episode 2 - before going on to explore its cultural influence into the modern day.
- Alex Andreou's Podyssey on Apple podcasts
- Alex Andreou's Podyssey on Spotify
- Alex Andreou's Podyssey on Podtail
In episode 2, the Dr refers to a brooch of a lyre strung with hair from the head of the poet John Keats, which she wrote more about (with pictures) in a blog post last year, ‘Touch has a memory’: An Object of Friendship.
The Dr previously featured as an expert witness in the BBC radio series 1922: The Birth of Now and the one-off documentary John Ruskin's Eurhythmic Girls, the latter co-produced by me.
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