Quick disclaimer, we're back in Greek myth, so there's just sort of a blanket, violence, and some sexual assault this week.

Nothing too graphic, but it is there.

Please check out the post on myth podcast.com for more info.

This week on myths and legends we're telling the stories of

Athena from Greek myth. We'll see the benefits of bribery as long as you're not

offering to turn someone into a crime-fighting Socrates and how you should be

careful when giving pet snakes to children,

especially when that pet snake is your adopted son.

The creature this week is Hy-Ein' A Man, who might sound like a third tier DC comics villain,

and he is, but he's also a monster from Molly,

who makes the werewolf look fun and chill. 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 a listen. We're going through the stories of the Olympians from

Greek mythology. We've covered Hermes, Hephae, Apollo, and Artemis, and now we're

on to Athena,

daughter Ish of Zeus, and goddess of wisdom, warfare,

and crafts.

We'll jump in at the end of the story

with Athena reconnecting with an old friend, a while after she helped him get home. Hey Odysseus, Odysseus heard while he was out telling the fields, he froze and then

bolted.

Nope, no, no, no, nope.

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