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Greeking Out from National Geographic Kids

S9E10 - Selene and Endymion

Greeking Out from National Geographic Kids

National Geographic

Kids & Family, Stories For Kids

4.716.7K Ratings

🗓️ 22 December 2023

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

Oh Muses! Help us tell the tale of a mortal who fell in love with a moon goddess. We encounter having fifty daughters, the ramifications of immortality, getting your affairs in order, Zeus’ jealousy, and eternal sleep. --- You can listen to Greeking Out early and ad free on Wondery+! Parents! The creators of THIS amazing podcast have written a New York Times bestselling tie-in book Greeking Out, featuring many tales you haven’t heard. It’s every bit as hilarious, harrowing, heartwarming, and Hellenistic as its namesake. Buy it here: https://bit.ly/greekoutbook

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0:00.0

The stories

0:03.0

in Grecing Out are original adaptations of classic Greek myths.

0:04.5

This week's story features having 50 daughters,

0:07.0

falling in love with immortal, Zeus's jealousy,

0:10.0

and eternal sleep.

0:12.0

Breaking out the greatest stories in history.

0:15.0

We're told in Greek mythology.

0:18.0

Geeking out gods and heroes amazing feats,

0:21.0

listened and you'll see it's cricking out.

0:27.0

This is the story of Salini and Indimion.

0:33.0

Now at first, you might think this is the story of a man who falls in love with the moon.

0:39.0

But really, it's the other way around.

0:41.0

The moon falls deeply in love with a mortal man.

0:45.0

And if we've learned nothing on this podcast by now,

0:47.4

we've learned that things like that can get complicated.

0:52.0

Salini was a Titan, daughter of Hyperion. complicated. Now you may have heard that Artemis was the goddess of the moon and Apollo was the god of the sun,

1:04.0

but that's only because people sometimes lump them together with Helios and Salini.

1:08.8

If you've been a listener for a while, you might also remember that the Titans ruled everything

1:14.5

before Zeus and the Olympians took over. Since they were all immortal the Titans

1:19.2

weren't destroyed or anything the really bad ones were imprisoned, but many of them were just

1:23.9

given day jobs for eternity, so they had to do things for the earth like

1:28.5

drive the sun and the moon across the sky.

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