Send us a text Unlock timeless leadership and betrayal lessons from Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar as we explore the question: Why did Brutus kill Caesar? In this lecture, we dive into Brutus’s famous “serpent’s egg” soliloquy from Act 2, Scene 1 and unpack how his loyalty to Rome ultimately collides with his love for Caesar. Along the way, you’ll discover: Brutus’s Internal Conflict: How his philosophical reasoning convinces him that assassinating Caesar serves the common good.Cassius’s Manipul...
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Send us a text Unlock timeless leadership and betrayal lessons from Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar as we explore the question: Why did Brutus kill Caesar? In this lecture, we dive into Brutus’s famous “serpent’s egg” soliloquy from Act 2, Scene 1 and unpack how his loyalty to Rome ultimately collides with his love for Caesar. Along the way, you’ll discover: Brutus’s Internal Conflict: How his philosophical reasoning convinces him that assassinating Caesar serves the common good.Cassius’s Manipul...
Why The Iliad Still Matters: Heroes, Glory & Human Emotion
The Troubadour Podcast
1 hour 7 minutes
10 months ago
Why The Iliad Still Matters: Heroes, Glory & Human Emotion
Send us a text In this episode of The Troubadour Show, host Kirk Barbera welcomes teacher, literature coach, and art educator Luc Travers to explore Homer’s Iliad—the ancient Greek epic that helped shape Western civilization. Discover why The Iliad remains timeless: from Achilles’ legendary rage and Hector’s humanizing struggles, to the eternal questions of honor, glory, and empathy. Kirk and Luc dive deep into the epic’s most poignant moments, revealing how its lessons on life and death stil...
The Troubadour Podcast
Send us a text Unlock timeless leadership and betrayal lessons from Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar as we explore the question: Why did Brutus kill Caesar? In this lecture, we dive into Brutus’s famous “serpent’s egg” soliloquy from Act 2, Scene 1 and unpack how his loyalty to Rome ultimately collides with his love for Caesar. Along the way, you’ll discover: Brutus’s Internal Conflict: How his philosophical reasoning convinces him that assassinating Caesar serves the common good.Cassius’s Manipul...
