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Jun 2024
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Tales of the Greek Gods - Jun 27, 2024

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In today’s episode we’re joined by Nick and Wonton Don to discuss the pantheon of Greek gods. Join us as we explore the origins, powers, and personalities of the Olympian deities who ruled the ancient world from their celestial abode on Mount Olympus. We'll delve into the mighty Zeus, the king of the gods, and his complex relationships with his divine family. Discover the wisdom and strength of Athena, the strategic prowess of Ares, the creative spark of Hephaestus, and the enchanting allure of Aphrodite. From Poseidon's vast oceanic domain to Hades' mysterious underworld, we'll uncover the realms and responsibilities of these powerful beings. Through captivating storytelling and insightful analysis, we'll reveal how these gods influenced not only the cosmos but also the daily lives and cultural practices of ancient Greeks. Whether you're a seasoned mythology buff or new to these timeless tales, this episode offers a comprehensive and engaging introduction to the divine characters who shaped Greek mythology. (00:08:24) Julian Assange (00:11:26) Pikaia Gracilens (00:26:49) Arian’s First Kiss (00:37:04) Teed off (00:45:41) Is the Monkey Boy doc coming out soon? (00:47:30) Guy who vanished in Columbus, Ohio (00:52:42) Murder suicide (01:04:12) Amazon Prime Day (01:10:38) Sperm Donors (01:20:00) Greek Gods


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