Percy Jackson University

Welcome back to class! Join us for our lecture on perhaps one of the most Foundational PJOTV episodes; we'll discuss another iconic Annabeth monologue, Chiron being a menace, the Great Drachma Shortage, and Chad Dylan Cooper. Make sure to follow along with the pod on social media @pjupodcast and email us your thoughts at pjupodcast@gmail.com!

We're taking a quick (but very important) break from the Sea of Monsters to freak out over the season 3 teaser trailer; join us as we break down the trailer shot by shot and think way too much about every detail! Follow along with the pod on social media @pjupodcast and email us your thoughts on the teaser trailer to pjupodcast@gmail.com!

The Titan's Curse era is upon us, but before we pack our bags for the Hoover Dam, we're taking it back to The Sea of Monsters! Grab a pen and paper, and join us for our discussion on S2E1: we've got a cat guest and many thoughts (*and Liz apologizes for talking like an auctioneer this episode; the season 2 excitement got to her). Follow along with the pod on our social media (@pjupodca...

We are welcoming everyone back from PJU summer break with a new episode! Join us for a special lecture where we chat about all things The Lightning Thief musical with two (!!) very special, very scholarly guests: Abby and Rebekah! Follow along with the pod on our social media (@pjupodcast) for more notes and fun memes, and email us (pjupodcast@gmail.com) your PJO thoughts!

WE HAVE ARRIVED at the end of season 1 (of the show. Don't worry, we still have a ways to go in Adaptations 101). Join us as we chat about S1E8 and our overall thoughts about this season! Don't forget to follow along with our class notes on social media (@pjupodcast) and email us (pjupodcast@gmail.com) your PJO thoughts! (and homework assignments)

We are BACK from our (extended) Spring Break with a new episode! Join us as we follow our trio into the Underworld for S1E7 (and where talk about Crusty for way too long). Don't forget to follow along with our class notes on social media (@pjupodcast) and email us at pjupodcast@gmail.com to share your interesting PJO thoughts!

Welcome back to PJU! Today, we’re taking a (metaphorical?) zebra to Vegas. Grab your school supplies, and join our discussion to help us break down the significance of the extra pearl and Levitating by Dua Lipa. Don’t forget to follow along with our class notes on social media (@pjupodcast) and email us ( pjupodcast@gmail.com ) your interesting thoughts!

Welcome back to class! Today, we're chatting all about S1E5 (and we're finally getting to THE monologue). Don't forget to follow us @pjupodcast on social media to follow along with our notes, memes, and general shenanigans!

Welcome to our first Special Lecture Episode! Today, we’re discussing another one of our favorite stories / adaptions: Lockwood & Co. AND, we have our first guest joining our conversation: our very dear friend and Lockwood & Co SCHOLAR, Emily! Don’t forget to follow us on social media @pjupodcast for discussion questions and a generally good time!

Welcome to class! This episode we're diving into (pun not intended) all things Episode 4: St. Louis, monsters, and whether or not Percy would have truly been able to survive a fall from the Arch. *Reminder: this podcast contains spoilers through the Trials of Apollo!

Welcome back! Join us for class as we discuss monstrousness, trust exercises, and most importantly, Big Oofs. Don’t forget to follow us on socials @pjupodcast for discussion questions and general shenanigans, and send us your thoughts at pjupodcast@gmail.com!

Welcome to class! Join us as we discuss *drumroll* the introduction to Camp Half-Blood! You get extra credit if you can count how many times Liz says “It’s really good.” *Reminder: this podcast contains spoilers for the Percy Jackson series through the Trials of Apollo

Welcome to Percy Jackson University! Join us for our first course (aka season of the podcast): Adaptations 101 In Episode 1, we're diving into (you guessed it) S1E1 of the Percy Jackson show. Grab your notebook and your pen (preferably not one that turns into a sword) and come to class!