The stories featured in Greek out are original adaptations of classic Greek myths.

This week's story features two grown men acting like toddlers,

more women being kidnapped,

war, death, a divine plague,

and a man gets dragged behind a chariot.

If this sounds like too much, maybe skip this one.

Gritting out the greatest stories in history were to hold in Greek mythology.

Today is a big day.

If we are determining big by how long a day is,

today may be a little longer than other days,

depending on when our listeners are tuning in.

Okay, I was speaking metaphorically.

The day is big because today is the day that the Greeks finally make it to Troy.

False while the exact time frame of the Trojan war cannot be historically confirmed,

most experts believe it to have occurred during the 12th or 11th century BC.

Therefore, today is most certainly not the day the Greeks made it to Troy.

Well, sure, not technically, but today is the day we get to talk about stuff that happens on the battlefield.

We've been leading up to this for weeks,

and the Greeks have landed on the shores of Troy.

But not without sacrifice.

If you remember in our last episode,

if a Janie had died to bring sailing winds for Agamemnon,

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