The Pioneer Podcast #23 - Timeless truths from Homer’s Odyssey

[@ErnstRoets]

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[@amandadupreez1262]

I enjoyed this interview tremendously!

[@willene58]

Thank you for th interesting talk.Heroes in western history are important to reflect to .

[@yashin1669]

Wonderful. Thank you. I listened as I flicked through the translations of the Odyssey I have.

[@karinspykerman2398]

Hector's lifeless body being dragged around the plane by the Trojans. The fights told in detail.

[@ManuelDumont-l1w]

Where's HERE(cules), when Yah(weh)

[@davidblyth5495]

My kids now send their kids for a classical liberal education to ensure that they can think critically. To few have that ability today.

[@ManuelDumont-l1w]

As a SOCialist(=what's Best, for SOCiety), I Shudn't...But Can't-deny, that I Fell-in-❤...with(Ayn Rand's)>Atlas Shrugged & The Fountainhead . 🤩

[@margholtz]

Interesting the idea of how a guest should behave. I once had a debate with a township youth in South Africa and asked him what he expects from me as a white person. What must I do to repair the past? He said go back to where you come from and come back behaving as a guests. I wonder if Academia could reflect on this with their students.

[@HannoVisagie]

Ernst, unfortunately the greatest book by far lacks in your discussion repertoire, namely the Word of God.