Mythillogical
Charles SnartMythillogical is the podcast where two enthusiasts of mythology, history and folklore try and make sense of the wide variety of fantastic tales told by cultures around the world. We discuss why the same idea can show up in the mythology of cultures on opposite sides of the world, what real events can inspire superstition and folklore, how stories can completely change over time, and where possible... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryEducation | |||
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In our premiere episode Charles (AKA False Dmitri), Cassie (AKA False Dmitri II: Lie Harder) and Byron (AKA False Dmitri With A Vengeance) meet to tell the stories of three historical imposters and their attempts to take their respective thrones. Who... more
It's another full moon, and Charles and Cassie are still trying to learn everything they can before they transform into werewolves! They delve into Slavic and Estonian folklore, 19th century German stories, the origins of Hollywood werewolves, and th... more
Cassie resurfaces in Scotland, to investigate another loch monster, the Morag of Loch Morar. Although Nessie may have hogged the limelight, we find tales of Morag all the way back to the 19th century, from a harbinger of death for the MacDonnell clan... more
Today, join Cassie in the historic English city of Lincoln, to hear the folk tales surrounding a gargoyle at Lincoln's famous cathedral, said to be the Devil turned to stone and trapped within the church.
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- Love this podcast! Very re-listenable!
I found this show a couple years back and loved the dragons and King Arthur episodes. I spent last summer listening to most of their other episodes only to have life take hold and I fell off. Glad to be back and glad that the episodes have kept coming out! So excited to catch up and listen, then re-listen! The in depth discussion on this podcast is amazing, and the chemistry between the hosts provides very warm and cozy vibes. 10/10.
Apple Podcasts5Crusty Vans
United States3 months ago - Intelligent, extensive, and funny take on mythologies
Updating my review to add that I love Cassie’s spin off! It’s great to hear these deeper dives on a single story—keep them coming please!
Absolutely love the depth of their research and cheeky delivery. Would love to hear their take on mythologies of indigenous cultures, those are relatively underrepresented stories to a larger audience and would be absolutely fascinating to explore.
Apple Podcasts5KerlyndaUnited States5 months ago - Wonderful Research
Fantastic podcast on one of my favorite subjects.
Apple Podcasts5A Pleasant Day in the WoodsUnited States6 months ago - Best deep dives!
Cassandra, You you’re the best! 🫶🏽🏳️⚧️
Apple Podcasts5Makode
Swedena year ago - Was Perfect
This was one of the few podcasts I could genuinely recommend to anyone as a flawless show. Speakers were engaging to listen to and each episode was very well researched. Most of this is still true which is why I give it 4 stars. However, and I’ll never understand why people feel the need to do this (especially in business), they decided to get personal in the Santa Claus episode. It broke all character and immersion of the show for me and I honestly find it difficult to get back into it now. It’... more
Apple Podcasts4Soren VictoriaUnited Statesa year ago
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What is Mythillogical about and what kind of topics does it cover?
The content primarily revolves around mythology, folklore, and history, providing listeners with insightful explorations into various cultural tales. Episodes cover themes such as the nature of mythological creatures like werewolves, the evolution of legends through time, and the connections between historical events and folklore. Unique discussions highlight lesser-known stories and offer a blend of serious analysis and playful banter, making complex subjects accessible and engaging.
Listeners are likely to appreciate the blend of academic research and entertaining delivery, with recurring emphasis on how myths and folklore reflect cultural anxieties and societal issues. The engaging chemistry between the hosts invites a cozy, informative... more
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1. Myths and Legends
2. Behind the Bastards
3. Decoding The Unknown
4. The Ancients
5. Fall of Civilizations Podcast
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Mythillogical launched 5 years ago and published 43 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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