Episodes

  • Closing Reflections Legends & Mythologies

    Closing Reflections Legends & Mythologies
    Aug 29 2025
    Over the course of thirty episodes, we have traveled across time, cultures, and civilizations, guided by the myths and legends that shaped human imagination. From the creation stories of ancient Mesopotamia to the epic battles of Norse gods, from the wisdom of Egyptian deities to the heroic journeys of Greek and Celtic figures, each tale has revealed more than just entertainment. They offered a window into how humanity once explained the mysteries of existence, the struggles of life, and the hope for something greater beyond ourselves.
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    4 mins
  • Episode 30 Ragnarok – The Twilight of the Gods

    Episode 30 Ragnarok – The Twilight of the Gods
    Aug 29 2025
    Among the many myths of Norse mythology, none is as grand, as terrifying, or as inevitable as Ragnarok—the end of the world, the final battle of gods and giants, light and darkness. Unlike myths that promise eternal triumph or everlasting harmony, the Norse vision of the end is one of destruction and renewal, a reminder that even gods are not beyond fate.
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    4 mins
  • Episode 29 The Minotaur – The Beast of the Labyrinth

    Episode 29 The Minotaur – The Beast of the Labyrinth
    Aug 29 2025
    In the rich tapestry of Greek mythology, few creatures capture the imagination as powerfully as the Minotaur—the half-man, half-bull beast imprisoned within the twisting halls of the Labyrinth. A story of power, punishment, and human courage, the myth of the Minotaur has endured for centuries, symbolizing both terror and the triumph of human will.
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    4 mins
  • Episode 28 The Kitsune – Japan’s Mystical Fox Spirits

    Episode 28 The Kitsune – Japan’s Mystical Fox Spirits
    Aug 29 2025
    In Japanese folklore, few creatures are as enchanting, mysterious, and multifaceted as the Kitsune, the fox spirits. Unlike simple animals, Kitsune are believed to possess intelligence, magical abilities, and the power to shape-shift—especially into human form. They are guardians, tricksters, and sometimes even lovers, embodying both wisdom and mischief.
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    4 mins
  • Episode 27 The Minotaur – The Beast of the Labyrinth

    Episode 27 The Minotaur – The Beast of the Labyrinth
    Aug 29 2025
    Among the many haunting figures of Greek mythology, few are as mysterious and tragic as the Minotaur—a creature with the body of a man and the head of a bull, doomed to wander the twisting corridors of King Minos’s labyrinth. Half-human, half-beast, the Minotaur is a symbol of both monstrous savagery and the consequences of human pride.
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    4 mins
  • Episode 26 The Phoenix – The Bird of Fire and Eternal Rebirth

    Episode 26 The Phoenix – The Bird of Fire and Eternal Rebirth
    Aug 29 2025
    Among the most enduring symbols of hope and transformation in mythology stands the Phoenix—a radiant bird of fire, immortality, and renewal. Unlike many creatures of legend that inspire fear, the Phoenix embodies resilience, reminding us that even in destruction, there is the seed of a new beginning.
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    4 mins
  • Episode 25 Hades – Lord of the Underworld in Greek Mythology

    Episode 25 Hades – Lord of the Underworld in Greek Mythology
    Aug 29 2025
    When most people hear the name Hades, they imagine a dark and fearsome god ruling over the dead. Yet in Greek mythology, Hades is far more complex than the frightening figure often portrayed in modern stories. He was not the devil, nor a villain, but rather a powerful and necessary force in the balance of the cosmos. As ruler of the Underworld, Hades embodied inevitability: the truth that all living things must one day face death.
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    4 mins
  • Episode 24 Anansi – The Trickster Spider of West African Folklore

    Episode 24 Anansi – The Trickster Spider of West African Folklore
    Aug 29 2025
    In the rich storytelling traditions of West Africa and the Caribbean, one figure stands out as both mischievous and wise: Anansi the Spider. Unlike mighty gods or fearsome monsters, Anansi is small, clever, and often underestimated. Yet through wit, cunning, and storytelling, he became one of the most important trickster figures in world mythology.
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    4 mins