Quick disclaimer, this is great mythology, so there's some mention of assault and some

stronger than usual violence.

Please check out the post on mythpodcast.com for more info.

This week, on myths and legends, we're back in the back stories of the Olympians with

a follow.

We'll see that there's no problem, unbridled, sociopathic rage can't make worse, and

that if all your dates are running away from you and turning into trees, well, maybe

take the hint.

The creature this week is a tiny chick, who may be the origin of all weather veins, weather

veins that can store a river in their butts.

This is Myths and Legends, episode 338, The Oracle.

This is a podcast where we tell stories from mythology and folklore.

Some are incredibly popular stories you might think you know, but with surprising origins.

Others are stories that might be new to you, but are definitely worth the listen.

We're back in what was supposed to be our monthly Greek Myth episodes, but they're

stretching me a bit as a writer.

It's a challenge, but it's a fun one, so sorry this one is a little late.

We're going over the history of the Olympians, and we've done Hermes, Hephaestus, Aphrodite,

and now we're getting to something of a heavy hitter.

Apollo.

Apollo is the son of Lido, a daughter of a Titan.

And, like many Olympians, he's a son of Zeus.

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