Myth, Legend, Christ
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
The hosts of The Great Tales podcast read and discuss two strange, dark, wondrous, and perplexing fairy tales: Little Briar Rose (aka Sleeping Beauty) and The Juniper Tree.
Join Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick & Dcn. Seraphim Richard Rohlin as they bring #HotThebanSummer to a close with Statius's Thebaid: an epic of impious hatred, monstrous serpents, and shocking horrors.
Fr. Andrew and Dcn. Seraphim continue their #HotThebanSummer with the story of the Seven Against Thebes -- the great war against the Bronze Age city of Thebes, which Hesiod said, along with the Trojan War, was one of the two great wars of the Fourth ... more
Fr. Andrew and Dcn. Seraphim conclude their reading of “Antigone,” the tale of a sister who will stop at nothing to give her brother his burial.
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I deeply enjoyed the most recent episode featuring stories from Lithuania. I’ve spent the last few years re-introducing myself to myth and have tried many different myth podcasts. They have all been insufferable compared to this show. The hosts are deeply versed in the stories told and mythic structure throughout time. Very impressed and a new dedicated listener for sure.
Richard and Fr Damick always have wonderful insight into ancient and Medieval stories. They’re able to look at granular details while situating the story in a broader, Universal, context. This is the kind of stuff Christians have been neglecting for too long. I honestly can’t get enough of these stories and I keep adding books to my wish list! Keep up the good work guys.
Astute, mirthful and fascinating conversations are heard each episode of The Great Tales. Provides a great introduction to many significant stories and Wonder Tales. Thank you Richard and Fr. Andrew for this wonderful podcast.
Fabulous. Thank you so much.
Highly recommended- very informative
Thank you!
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Exploring rich narratives from mythology, ancient texts, and religious stories, the focus is on weaving connections between traditional tales and contemporary human experiences. Episodes engage deeply with themes such as fate, identity, spirituality, and cultural heritage, often by highlighting the intersections of pagan and Christian beliefs and practices. The conversations are thoughtful, featuring a blend of scholarly insights and personal reflections that invite listeners to consider the relevance of these timeless stories in today's world.
The unique aspect of this show lies in its combination of in-depth literary analysis and personal storytelling, making it appealing for those interested in both the academic and experiential dimensio... more
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