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Have Toga, Will Travel: Exploring Greece and Rome, Ancient and Modern
Emily Jusino, PhD (Classics) and Cam Hawkins, PhD (Ancient History)

Have Toga, Will Travel: Exploring Greece and Rome, Ancient and Modern

No. of episodes
26
Latest episode
2026-07-15
Society & Culture History Places & Travel

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A podcast exploring the Mediterranean world, ancient and modern, through the eyes of two former Classics professors. Join Emily and Cam as they chat about all things Ancient Greek and Roman and share their own adventures exploring the Mediterranean world through history, travel, literature, and film.

We release new episodes on or about the 1st and 15th of every month.

https://havetogawilltravel.com

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Questions & Answers

How many episodes are there of Have Toga, Will Travel: Exploring Greece and Rome, Ancient and Modern?

There are 26 episodes avaiable of Have Toga, Will Travel: Exploring Greece and Rome, Ancient and Modern.

What is Have Toga, Will Travel: Exploring Greece and Rome, Ancient and Modern about?

We have categorized Have Toga, Will Travel: Exploring Greece and Rome, Ancient and Modern as:

  • Society & Culture
  • History
  • Places & Travel

Where can you listen to Have Toga, Will Travel: Exploring Greece and Rome, Ancient and Modern?

Have Toga, Will Travel: Exploring Greece and Rome, Ancient and Modern is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
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  • Google Podcasts

When did Have Toga, Will Travel: Exploring Greece and Rome, Ancient and Modern start?

The first episode of Have Toga, Will Travel: Exploring Greece and Rome, Ancient and Modern that we have available was released 26 June 2025.

Who creates the podcast Have Toga, Will Travel: Exploring Greece and Rome, Ancient and Modern?

Have Toga, Will Travel: Exploring Greece and Rome, Ancient and Modern is produced and created by Emily Jusino, PhD (Classics) and Cam Hawkins, PhD (Ancient History).