Eric Poehler's guest appearances

Eric Poehler

Free Food for Thought

The Interview Dudes Podcast!

Ithaca Bound

Steven Pinker

Dave Rubin

Guy Kawasaki

Robert Sapolsky

Scott Smith

Nate Bargatze

Jonathan Haidt

Chris Carey

Andrew Walker

Fran Moore

Jason Stanley

James Corden

Ryan Reynolds

Henry Winkler

Jim Gaffigan

OwlTail

Pompeii presents an opportunity to understand the dynamics of city infrastructure better in the ancient period. Professor Eric Poehler, University of Massachusetts Amherst, joins the show to explore Pompeii's infrastructure in the later period of its existence.

<p>Pompeii presents an opportunity to understand the dynamics of city infrastructure better in the ancient period. Professor Eric Poehler, University of Massachusetts Amherst, joins the show to explore Pompeii's infrastructure in the later period of its existence.</p>

Infrastructure in Late Ancient Pompeii w. Dr. Eric Poehler

S8E2 Our interview with Pompeii Archeologist Eric Poehler!

S8E2 Eric Poehler Final

“I was so captivated by the notion of not just being able to understand the past, but in a certain sense to stand amongst it and to be within the past.”This week, Zach and Sam sat down with Eric Poehler, an associate professor of classics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the director of the joint Blended Learning and Digital Humanities program for the Five Colleges consortium. Listen in to hear about Eric's path toward archeology and thoughts on a profession that forces one to be constantly immersed in the past.

“I was so captivated by the notion of not just being able to understand the past, but in a certain sense to stand amongst it and to be within the past.”<br><br>This week, Zach and Sam sat down with Eric Poehler, an associate professor of classics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the director of the joint Blended Learning and Digital Humanities program for the Five Colleges consortium. Listen in to hear about Eric's path toward archeology and thoughts on a profession that forces one to be constantly immersed in the past.