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Mythology, History, Storytelling: the Godyssey podcast is a deep dive into our shared humanity through gods.
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Fleetwood Mac 's "Silver Springs" is a trending sound right now at least on Insta, and people are using it for ... their wedding videos and getting brunch with friends.
they hear "you won't forget me" and go "awww 🥹"
🫠 You don't even need to know the background, just actually listen to the song
they hear "you won't forget me" and go "awww 🥹"
🫠 You don't even need to know the background, just actually listen to the song
November 26, 2025 at 12:10 PM
Fleetwood Mac 's "Silver Springs" is a trending sound right now at least on Insta, and people are using it for ... their wedding videos and getting brunch with friends.
they hear "you won't forget me" and go "awww 🥹"
🫠 You don't even need to know the background, just actually listen to the song
they hear "you won't forget me" and go "awww 🥹"
🫠 You don't even need to know the background, just actually listen to the song
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If you’re wondering why there’s a lull in the Epstein files discussion, it’s because the law that just passed gave Pamela Jo 30 days to release the files. So we’re all waiting to see how she tries to sabotage it. The discussion will pick back up in earnest on December 20th.
November 26, 2025 at 6:20 PM
If you’re wondering why there’s a lull in the Epstein files discussion, it’s because the law that just passed gave Pamela Jo 30 days to release the files. So we’re all waiting to see how she tries to sabotage it. The discussion will pick back up in earnest on December 20th.
Doves highlight the connection of Aphrodite and Inanna/Ishtar/Asherah: a symbol of the goddess of love, doves have been found as figurines and in imagery going back millennia in Mesopotamia. The Ancient Greek word, peristerá, may literally be "Bird of Ishtar." #LegendaryWednesday
November 26, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Doves highlight the connection of Aphrodite and Inanna/Ishtar/Asherah: a symbol of the goddess of love, doves have been found as figurines and in imagery going back millennia in Mesopotamia. The Ancient Greek word, peristerá, may literally be "Bird of Ishtar." #LegendaryWednesday
Eir is the surgeon of the gods, a valkyrie and healer among the Æsir. She offers her knowledge through blood sacrifice, a price most healers understand and can make easily. #WyrdWednesday
November 26, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Eir is the surgeon of the gods, a valkyrie and healer among the Æsir. She offers her knowledge through blood sacrifice, a price most healers understand and can make easily. #WyrdWednesday
The alicanto is a strange flightless bird of the Atacama Desert, but flightless for a strange reason: this shining bird eats metal! Searching the desert plateau for ores and worked metal, the alicanto becomes so heavy it cannot fly. #LegendaryWednesday
🖼️: R. Powell
🖼️: R. Powell
November 26, 2025 at 3:56 PM
The alicanto is a strange flightless bird of the Atacama Desert, but flightless for a strange reason: this shining bird eats metal! Searching the desert plateau for ores and worked metal, the alicanto becomes so heavy it cannot fly. #LegendaryWednesday
🖼️: R. Powell
🖼️: R. Powell
The object of adoration and ire throughout her tale, Psyche is a sacrifice to the gods yet is spared by one, who marries her. When curiosity betrays that god, Psyche quests across the ancient world to save him, all while learning he is lovely Cupid. #WyrdWednesday
🖼️: K. Craft
🖼️: K. Craft
November 26, 2025 at 3:53 PM
The object of adoration and ire throughout her tale, Psyche is a sacrifice to the gods yet is spared by one, who marries her. When curiosity betrays that god, Psyche quests across the ancient world to save him, all while learning he is lovely Cupid. #WyrdWednesday
🖼️: K. Craft
🖼️: K. Craft
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Join us this #Wyrdwednesday for our topic:
'Sacrifices, Offerings and Selfless Acts!'
Serve us up your tantalizing tales from history, myth and lore about ravenous deities and grand gestures both good and evil!
'Sacrifices, Offerings and Selfless Acts!'
Serve us up your tantalizing tales from history, myth and lore about ravenous deities and grand gestures both good and evil!
November 24, 2025 at 4:13 PM
Join us this #Wyrdwednesday for our topic:
'Sacrifices, Offerings and Selfless Acts!'
Serve us up your tantalizing tales from history, myth and lore about ravenous deities and grand gestures both good and evil!
'Sacrifices, Offerings and Selfless Acts!'
Serve us up your tantalizing tales from history, myth and lore about ravenous deities and grand gestures both good and evil!
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This feels oddly familiar for some reason....
The crime of Bres, King of the Tuatha de Danann, was not giving his people enough: while he feasted, they starved; while he invited their enemies to dine with him, they worked as slaves for those enemies. He betrayed his people for his own gain. #FairytaleTuesday
November 25, 2025 at 2:37 PM
This feels oddly familiar for some reason....
While she was already the goddess of food, Uke Mochi's death guaranteed the world would be filled to the brim with food: for from her body came fish, wild game, and all the grains that make up the Japanese diet. #FairytaleTuesday
🖼️: Soragami
🖼️: Soragami
November 25, 2025 at 2:36 PM
While she was already the goddess of food, Uke Mochi's death guaranteed the world would be filled to the brim with food: for from her body came fish, wild game, and all the grains that make up the Japanese diet. #FairytaleTuesday
🖼️: Soragami
🖼️: Soragami
The crime of Bres, King of the Tuatha de Danann, was not giving his people enough: while he feasted, they starved; while he invited their enemies to dine with him, they worked as slaves for those enemies. He betrayed his people for his own gain. #FairytaleTuesday
November 25, 2025 at 2:31 PM
The crime of Bres, King of the Tuatha de Danann, was not giving his people enough: while he feasted, they starved; while he invited their enemies to dine with him, they worked as slaves for those enemies. He betrayed his people for his own gain. #FairytaleTuesday
A tale among the Lakota tells of a badger family who prepared for winter by storing food, only for a lazy bear to take advantage of their generosity and then to later deny them food. The Great Spirit rewarded them, though: be generous, but careful. #FairytaleTuesday
🖼️: R. Toll
🖼️: R. Toll
November 25, 2025 at 2:26 PM
A tale among the Lakota tells of a badger family who prepared for winter by storing food, only for a lazy bear to take advantage of their generosity and then to later deny them food. The Great Spirit rewarded them, though: be generous, but careful. #FairytaleTuesday
🖼️: R. Toll
🖼️: R. Toll
The gods' favorite feasting spot was the great hall of the sea god Ægir, whose parties were without match in terms of mead, of food, and of entertainment. This backfired: the last party saw a drunk Loki calling out every god of their improprieties. #FairytaleTuesday
🖼️: C Hansen
🖼️: C Hansen
November 25, 2025 at 2:23 PM
The gods' favorite feasting spot was the great hall of the sea god Ægir, whose parties were without match in terms of mead, of food, and of entertainment. This backfired: the last party saw a drunk Loki calling out every god of their improprieties. #FairytaleTuesday
🖼️: C Hansen
🖼️: C Hansen
Fire may have killed the goddess of Creation but the god of beneficial fire was not a part of that. Sanbō-Kōjin (三宝荒神) is god of the stove, of fire, hearth, and kitchen. He cleans away all impurities, watching the household. He can be male or female. #MythologyMonday
November 24, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Fire may have killed the goddess of Creation but the god of beneficial fire was not a part of that. Sanbō-Kōjin (三宝荒神) is god of the stove, of fire, hearth, and kitchen. He cleans away all impurities, watching the household. He can be male or female. #MythologyMonday
Nephthys and Isis worked together as attendants of Ra as he traveled through the Duat, including maintaining his home and hearth. The two goddesses thus learned many secrets by that fire and it was there that Isis discovered how Osiris could rise to power. #MythologyMonday
November 24, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Nephthys and Isis worked together as attendants of Ra as he traveled through the Duat, including maintaining his home and hearth. The two goddesses thus learned many secrets by that fire and it was there that Isis discovered how Osiris could rise to power. #MythologyMonday
The vatër is an Albanian hearth, a place of sacred intergenerational connection: for at the vatër, past, present, and future generations collide, caring for one another with old recipes and new hopes, thus making it a sacred place all were expected to pay respect #MythologyMonday
November 24, 2025 at 3:11 PM
The vatër is an Albanian hearth, a place of sacred intergenerational connection: for at the vatër, past, present, and future generations collide, caring for one another with old recipes and new hopes, thus making it a sacred place all were expected to pay respect #MythologyMonday
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Greetings, Myth Lovers! Join us for the theme: FIRE, HEAT, WARMTH. Tell us a myth that features flames, fire, heat, or warmth and use the hashtags #mythologymonday for boosts. If joining from #bluesky: follow @ap.brid.gy so we can interact with your posts […]
[Original post on thefolklore.cafe]
[Original post on thefolklore.cafe]
November 24, 2025 at 2:28 AM
Greetings, Myth Lovers! Join us for the theme: FIRE, HEAT, WARMTH. Tell us a myth that features flames, fire, heat, or warmth and use the hashtags #mythologymonday for boosts. If joining from #bluesky: follow @ap.brid.gy so we can interact with your posts […]
[Original post on thefolklore.cafe]
[Original post on thefolklore.cafe]
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November 24, 2025 at 4:09 AM
#MutualAid If anyone's able to help me and my partner Ms J out, that would be SO much appreciated. With teaching over for the year, I don't have an income from employment. I need to help Ms J out with uni fees and other urgent needs! Love you forever (even if you just share!)
paypal.me/MarkBahnisch
paypal.me/MarkBahnisch
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Forever grateful to have found The Godyssey Podcast back in my Twitter days.
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The cloak of winter is fast falling on the Northern Hemisphere, draping us in sheets of frost and soon, snow. In Gaelic folklore this is the Cailleach laying out her cloak to rest; when she has rested, she pulls her cloak back and wanders on. #FolkloreSunday
🖼️: Liktar
🖼️: Liktar
November 23, 2025 at 1:52 PM
Forever grateful to have found The Godyssey Podcast back in my Twitter days.
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The mighty Snow Lion is the King of Beasts in Tibetan lore, one of the Four Dignities, and representative of joy and strength in the world. The milk of the Snow Lion is said to restore one's purity and correct one's dharma, making it invaluable. #FolkloreSunday
November 23, 2025 at 1:49 PM
The mighty Snow Lion is the King of Beasts in Tibetan lore, one of the Four Dignities, and representative of joy and strength in the world. The milk of the Snow Lion is said to restore one's purity and correct one's dharma, making it invaluable. #FolkloreSunday
The cloak of winter is fast falling on the Northern Hemisphere, draping us in sheets of frost and soon, snow. In Gaelic folklore this is the Cailleach laying out her cloak to rest; when she has rested, she pulls her cloak back and wanders on. #FolkloreSunday
🖼️: Liktar
🖼️: Liktar
November 23, 2025 at 1:48 PM
The cloak of winter is fast falling on the Northern Hemisphere, draping us in sheets of frost and soon, snow. In Gaelic folklore this is the Cailleach laying out her cloak to rest; when she has rested, she pulls her cloak back and wanders on. #FolkloreSunday
🖼️: Liktar
🖼️: Liktar
The land becomes brutal for man and beast in the wake of Pondese, the Old Man Winter of Great Lakes folklore. Snow and ice are his cloak and contempt, and he has no love for things that grow, for animals in need, or for people. #FolkloreSunday
🖼️: W.F. White
🖼️: W.F. White
November 23, 2025 at 1:46 PM
The land becomes brutal for man and beast in the wake of Pondese, the Old Man Winter of Great Lakes folklore. Snow and ice are his cloak and contempt, and he has no love for things that grow, for animals in need, or for people. #FolkloreSunday
🖼️: W.F. White
🖼️: W.F. White
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Where do people get desktop wallpapers these days? I've had the same one for 10 years and just got a new laptop, it feels like it's time to change.
November 22, 2025 at 5:55 PM
Where do people get desktop wallpapers these days? I've had the same one for 10 years and just got a new laptop, it feels like it's time to change.
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Seeing the steak first before reading the caption.
November 21, 2025 at 2:52 PM
Seeing the steak first before reading the caption.
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There's a whole debate on "were these concubines monstrous because they had to be or were they framed and dissed by Confucian historians or were they not monsters and framed by Confucian historians?"
Because the girl refused to play Lady Daji's game of frolicking in the Shang palace nude, Lady Daji had her executed. Because her father protested, Lady Daji had the girl's father killed and cut into steaks, then fed to his own men. #FolkyFriday
November 21, 2025 at 2:54 PM
There's a whole debate on "were these concubines monstrous because they had to be or were they framed and dissed by Confucian historians or were they not monsters and framed by Confucian historians?"