This week, a myth in legends, it's Ragnarok.

The Doom of the Gods, the end of Norse mythology, and you'll see how an interest in arts and

crafts might just make you an undying legend, and how the best alcohol comes from that goat

that hangs out on the roof.

The great to this time is yet another example of why you do not want to get into wrestling

matches with a hairy man who smells like yams.

This is Myths in Legends, Episode 88.

Doom.

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

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

Although some stories you might not have heard, but really should.

This week, it's the end of all things.

Or we wrap up Norse mythology.

We'll start with the little backstory.

A quick overview of where we are on the story of Norse mythology.

In Norse myth, there are nine worlds.

The A-Street are the group of gods that rule over those nine worlds, from their world

of Asgard.

Odin, the Allfather, has already sacrificed his eye and maybe life to gain magic and knowledge

of the future.

In his visions, he sees the end of all things.

The Doom of the Gods, known as Ragnarok, in which the nine worlds will be engulfed in

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