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Sean Esther Powell and she is the host of the Celtic Myths and Legends podcast, a podcast that

explores the legends and folkloric creatures of six Celtic nations, Wales, Scotland, Ireland,

Cornwall, Brittany, and the Isle of Man. I've been wanting to explore Celtic

mythology for some time on this show, even though it's not related to Vikings. I've recently

done some reading and have found Celtic myth absolutely fascinating. And while there are a lot

of parallels between that of the Norse and that of the Celtic, when it comes to folklore

and mythology, there's also

some elements that are very different. So I hope you all enjoy this episode today. Sean, thank you

so much for joining me. Can I just say thank you for pronouncing my name correctly? That's the first.

My pleasure. Nice to hear. So I guess today I'm talking about Celtic other worlds, I think.

So hopefully your listeners will find that quite interesting.

I think the first thing to really put forward is when we talk about Celtic myth and Celtic folklore and Celtic mythology,

it's a little bit of a misleading term because there was never one monolithic

Celtic nation. There was Celtic tribes in what we now know of as Wales, Ireland, Scotland,

Brittany, Cornwall, Isle, Isle, but there was never a pantheon of Celtic gods, which is a big difference to us mythology, whereas, you know, there is a pantheon of gods.

So I think an interesting thing to talk about is the other worlds and sort of, I guess, elves and supernatural beings in both Norse mythology and Celtic mythology because there's lots of

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