The 6 Best Let's Talk About Myths, Baby! Greek & Roman Mythology Retold Podcast Episodes
1) I: Eatin' Kids & Killin' Dads, an Introduction to Greek Mythology
The dark and violent ancient Greek creation story.
2) She Gives, She Takes Away, the Goddess Hecate & Her World of Witchcraft
Love potion or poison, you decide.
She Gives, She Takes Away, the Goddess Hecate & Her World of Witchcraft
43:25 | Oct 18th, 2022
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3) Mini Myth: Daphne, the Nymph Who Said "Hell No, Apollo!"
The god who wouldn't take no for an answer and the woman who would rather be a tree.
4) V: Theseus, Ruiner of Women & All Around Awful Person
The "hero" Theseus and all his epic and varied awfulness.
5) Mini Myth: Phaethon, the Teenage Boy Who Ruined Everything
Phaethon and how he ruined his relationship with his father, Helios.
6) III: Zeus, King of the Gods and Creepy Old Man Who Tricks Women
Zeus was a creep, but he sure knew how to make an entrance.
7) Conversations: The Empire is Back. . .and This Episode is the Seleucids w/ Dr. Talia Prussin
Liv and Michaela speak with Dr. Talia Prussin about the Seleucid empire and the Hellenistic Period generally. Much shenanigans went down, and many discussions on which little guy is everyone's favouri...Show More
8) That One Time When Alex Said Hey Guys, Figure It Out (The Wars of the Diadochi and the Hellenistic Period)
Some more fun history time for you all! This time we are diving into the Wars of the Diadochi, well more like Alex dying and all the Greek rebellions and the Lamian War in this episode. Starting off a...Show More
9) Conversations: Life At the Far Edges of a Crumbling Empire... w/ Owen Rees
Liv speaks with returning guest Owen Rees about his new book looking at the fringes of ancient empire... From Egypt to Greece to Rome and China. Learn more about Owen's book, Bad Ancient, and Substack...Show More
10) Hermes Here, Admitting All My Sins: the Remix
Michaela here giving you a remix of past episodes, looking at three different times that we have explored Hermes here on the show. From the Homeric Hymn, to Emily Hauser's How Women Became Poets, to A...Show More