
Join two siblings on an exciting journey as they dive into ancient myths and uncover how these tales shaped modern pop culture, all while reading Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians. New episodes every other Tuesday!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 153 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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“Ramses the Great was f***ing lucky he didn't have the Roman Empire breathing down his neck.”
It's the last episode of our Egyptian mythology season. Let's spend it talking about one goddess, one god, and two real dudes.
Other topics include a godd... more
“You don't know sh*t, AI!”
Time to talk about the Greek and Egyptian crossover short stories that had huge lore implications which haven't been revisited in a decade.
Other topics include revisiting the hosts’ issues with Wrath of the Triple Godde... more
“I’ve mismarketed this episode.”
The number one book you should read at least once in your (after)life.
Other topics include defining some very important terms of the season, Egyptian funerary text themed Pokémon, offerings Darien would like left f... more
“DJ made a face…”
This episode is not for listeners with ophidiphobia.
Other topics include the hosts’ aversion to sandbox games, utter confusion regarding Rick Riordan's ancient Egyptian timeline, DJ spoiling episode surprises, Darien's anti-pyram... more
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This podcast is amazing! You guys are hilarious while also being informative, and allow me to be the ultimate mythology nerd. You guys are the cool teacher I never had in school, and whenever you release an episode, I find an excuse to take the dog on a walk so I can listen. Keep doing what you’re doing, and don’t be like Zeus.
Delightful conversations about Greek Mythology from a pair of fantastic hosts. Though the focus is still on Rick Riordan’s series, the hosts do a great job of branching out into modern aspects of the myths and the gods. If you’re a fan of Greek Mythology, I recommend giving them a listen!
Delightful conversations about Greek Mythology from a pair of fantastic hosts. Though the focus is still on Rick Riordan’s series, the hosts do a great job of branching out into modern aspects of the myths and the gods. If you’re a fan of Greek Mythology, I recommend giving them a listen!
I listen to this podcast every day on my commute to work and it makes my day ten times better. Y’all put a lot of work into this podcast and it really shows.
Just started this podcast and y’all and your guest crack me up but one thing is making my eye twitch y’all keep on calling Thanatos ( Than-a-toss) Thantos ( than-tose ) like the mcu character. Normally when you mispronounce thing it doesn’t bother me because everyone pronounces things differently( and let’s be real there Greek names we’re probably all are pronouncing them wrong) but I’m on one where you say it a lot and I had to write a review cuz I like your podcast enough that I’m binging it ... more
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This engaging podcast revolves around the exploration of ancient mythology, particularly Egyptian and Greek myths, through the lens of Rick Riordan's popular works, such as Percy Jackson. Its hosts, two siblings, infuse humor and personal insights into discussions that not only unpack the stories of deities like Anubis, Taweret, and Khonsu but also examine their representations in modern pop culture, including movies, video games, and comics. As a unique aspect, the sibling dynamic enhances the camaraderie and relatability of the conversations, making it feel like an informal chat among friends, which is especially appealing to fans of mythology as well as literature.
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