Can you tell how much fun we had recording today’s episode? 📻 Time to tune in to BBC Radio 4, to hear all about Aesop at 9:30am! Featuring Dr Adam Rutherford and Prof Edith Hall. You can catch up afterwards on BBC Sounds, and other podcast places! www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...
You know how we feel about libraries around here. If you can support, please do. Kids shouldn’t lose books and a space they can think of as their own for any reason, least of all this. Thanks, everyone gofund.me/bac6196f
Our city is a sad place at the minute, much like the rest of the country. But it makes me heartb… Alex McCormick needs your support for Books for Spellow Lane
It’s NHSUftC day!! 🏹🏺📻 Time to switch on BBC Radio 4 for 9:30, to meet fearsome predator goddess Artemis, ready for the hunt… Catch up afterwards on BBC Sounds, or your podcast provider of choice 🎧 www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...
Thanks for your lovely feedback on today’s Aphrodite show! It was so fun to record. I thought you might like this amazing piece by Harmonia Rosales… 🌊🐚 Harmonia Rosales, “The Birth of Oshun” (2017), oil on Belgian linen., 55″x67″. More about this artist: www.independent.com/2022/04/06/a...
SHOW DAY! Who’s ready for Aphrodite? ❤️🔥💋 Tune in to BBC Radio 4 at 9:30am today to hear all about the goddess of love and desire, plus baths and Bananarama. You might figure out what I’ve just said in that second photo, too… Catch up afterwards on BBC Sounds, or your favourite podcast app!
in gallery 171 at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
detailed facial features, the donkey looks like it might have had enough. Is it the left ear that makes me think it has stopped and won't continue until it gets an apple? Or the stately angle of the face? Not sure, but I love it. It's only 11 cm tall, and you can find it
🧵 Take a look at this wonderful archaic statuette from Cyprus. The rider holds two huge jars by the necks to keep them steady - they would contain wine or olive oil, so they must weigh a lot. And somehow, even without
It's NHSUftC DAY! Tune your sets to BBC Radio 4 for 9:30am, for our brand new episode: Hesiod ✍️📜🧑🌾 We're going to Ancient Greece to meet this farmer poet with the help of my wonderful guests, poet A.E. Stallings & Prof Edith Hall. I hope you enjoy the show! www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...
