Picture Miami. Picture its beaches. Picture the palm trees swaying in the wind. Picture

three radiojournists assassinated in cold blood. This is silenced. The radio murders.

The left the body there for reason. It was the calling card. It's like the

mafia is to do. And yet the mastermind has never been caught. To find him we had

to go deep into a world of drugs or darkness. And then there were these hints of a much bigger

conspiracy. This year I clearly gave a green light.

I'm Osvalotian. Listen to silence. The radio murders. On the iHot radio app Apple podcasts

or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hi, hello. Nice to have you here. This is Let's Talk About Myths Baby. And I am live. That

woman who is obsessed with the sea and everything within its depths. Even if such obsession

only comes out in very specific circumstances like conversations with this particular

guest. Last year, newly Dr. Ryan Denson joined me to talk about the sea monsters of Greek

mythology. And yes, I turned it into a lengthy conversation about whales and sharks and

what implications those creatures have on ancient Greece and its mythology because, frankly,

I could talk about sharks forever. And I live on an island in the Pacific Northwest that

is deeply and completely obsessed with whales. So niche is colliding here. And today, Ryan

is back to talk about some of the deities of the sea within Greek myth, particularly

Triton or sometimes Plural Tritons and the Nariads, those names of the sea daughters of Narius.

Just a quick note though, we did have some fascinating and wild tech difficulties when

we first tried to record this, which meant that the recording basically just kept cutting

out at three minutes. We gave up after like 10. So it's smooth after the first bits,

but I didn't want to lose everything that we were chatting about during those issues.

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