In this lecture, myths come to life, and Zeus appears not as the formidable ruler of Olympus, but as a hero whose passions and whims shaped the course of mythological history. If you think you already know everything about Greek mythology, this lecture is ready to prove otherwise. Zeus is not just the supreme god of Olympus, but a figure whose romantic escapades and fateful decisions became the foundation of hundreds of stories. This is what Yevgeny Vintovkin will talk about - a lecturer, English teacher, and public speaker. The focus is on the god who could transform into animals, captivated mortals and goddesses, influenced the outcomes of wars, and birthed heroes, monsters, and even civilizations. Why did he act this way? What lay behind his caprices and strange metamorphoses? The lecture will help to look at familiar myths from a new angle - as stories where power, passion, and ancient philosophy intertwine. If you don't know where to stroll in Moscow, check out KudaGo.