Hi everyone. I want to introduce you to a new podcast called mythology from

podcast a long time ago a millennium or so before Hollywood the Greeks the

Norse men the Egyptians and the Sumerians were bringing all

the good entertainment. And it was so creative that the plot lines and characters are still

with us today in everything from books, movies, and stage plays. and How about the God Mother, Athena? Her story will rock your world.

Each story at mythology is brought to life by voice actors.

The production is first rate and the stories flow very well.

It's good entertainment that I'll give a five out of five to any day of the week.

And speaking to that, you can catch mythology every Tuesday.

Just search mythology from

Parcast. In a minute you'll hear a rather strong disclaimer that will tell you

this show is not for little kitties. They recommend age 13 and up. I'll leave that up to you, but I wanted

you to be alert to it. I left a link to mythology in the show notes here for you. And here's

their preview. This episode features dramatizations and discussions of suicide, homicide, sexual content, rape,

gore, and violence that some people may find offensive. we advise caution for listeners under 13.

It was foolish to challenge the gods.

After battling the goddess Athena for three days, Enceladus had all but resigned

himself to the fate of so many of his fellow giants.

But he'd escaped her for the moment, and perhaps that would become his advantage.

Enceladus had barely caught his breath when he heard the horses.

He whipped around, worried Athena had tracked him to the Ionian Sea, but it was one of Enceladus's own another giant.

As the giant grew closer, Enceladus realized something was wrong.

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