Kenny Curtis

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492 appearances 3 recordings 3 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 4 Aug

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The Daily Stoic · We Are All Kings Now | Why We Can’t Stop Talking About The Odyssey · 24 Jul 2026 podcast

He doesn't have a choice because he knows if they go to the Whirlpool, they all die.

And he has no choice.

So rather than telling his men, hey, we're going to face this monster, or rather than stopping to try to fight the monster, which a lot of people did, he's like, nope, we're just going to go through and we're going to roll the dice and we know we will probably lose men.

And that's a really, really hard decision to make.

Yes, exactly.

As your Kennedy reference before points out very clearly.

But yeah, it's always a joy for me because I think –

When we tell these stories, we're very mindful of the graphic nature of some of the content.

We have to put a disclaimer on the top of the show.

And if it wasn't for cutting heads off and rape, the Greeks probably would have had nothing to talk about.

It's always just part of everything that they do, especially with Zeus.

But I also think that there's kind of an underlying sadness there.

to most of these stories.

You know, there are moments of joy, but there aren't a whole lot of happy endings.

And we try as storytellers to find those moments of joy.

But we also, as we tell the stories, try to keep the listener in remembering that this is a story.

And I think that's where the Oracle of Wi-Fi really helps because we can break up the narrative, occasionally step back from the fourth wall.

And when the kids are wrapped up in a story, they're like, oh yeah, that's right.

This is just a story.

OK, so if they get too involved in the intensity, we can pull it back and it gives them the opportunity to experience the story, you know, sort of as you're engrossed in it, as it's happening, but also as a oh, yeah, I'm just listening to a story and they can look at it from a little bit more with a little bit more perspective and distance.

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