Walk through time with Harmonia. Here the stories of History’s Arrow and The Golden Thread are woven together in the order they happened, so the seekers and the shapers of each age sit side by side. Choose an episode and let the centuries unfold, one after another.
Note to listenerthis sorting of our episodes is done by circa, but the original episodes were done in a random order - the intros and out roll comments will not agree with the presentation order here
- The Price of BreadCirca: -123 - Gaius Gracchus
- The Bottleneck of Memory: Tyrannio the ElderCirca: -60 - Tyrannio the Elder
- Inheritance Without Erosion: Diocles of MagnesiaCirca: -60 - Diocles of Magnesia
- Hillel the Elder: Law with a Human FaceCirca: -30 - Hillel the Elder
- Hillel the Elder: Law with a Human FaceCirca: -30 - Hillel the Elder
- History's Arrow - The Harbor That Rose from the SeaCirca: -25 - Herod the Great
- The Queen Who Blinded an EmpireCirca: -24 - Amanirenas
- Strabo: Knot in the TapestryCirca: -7 - Strabo
- Thecla: Equal to the ApostlesCirca: 47 - Thecla of Iconium
- Lydia of Thyatira: Every Color at the TableCirca: 50 - Lydia of Thyatira
- The Church That Time Forgot --- The Saint Thomas Christians of IndiaCirca: 52 - Saint Thomas Christians of India
- Wisdom Under Pressure: Seneca the YoungerCirca: 55 - Seneca the Younger
- Phoebe: The Woman in the WindowCirca: 57 - Phoebe
- The Man Who Made Steam DanceCirca: 60 - Hero of Alexandria
- The Unfinished CutCirca: 67 - Nero
- Pliny the ElderCirca: 79 - Pliny the Elder
- Frontinus and the water authorityCirca: 97 - Sextus Julius Frontinus
- The Root of the LawCirca: 100 - Akiva ben Joseph
- Ban Zhao and the Care of MemoryCirca: 100 - Ban Zhao
- The Lamp That Was Worth Everything: The Freedom of EpictetusCirca: 100 - Epictetus
- Cai Lun and the Moment Memory Learned to TravelCirca: 110 - Cai Lun
- Zhang Heng and the Art of Listening to the WorldCirca: 120 - Zhang Heng
- Something Has Gone Hollow: Zhang Daoling and the Courage to Begin AgainCirca: 142 - Zhang Daoling
- The Man Who Built the Bible He Was Never Allowed to KeepCirca: 144 - Marcion of Sinope
- The Notebook on the DanubeCirca: 170 - Marcus Aurelius