This episode is focused primarily on me explaining why I am recording this, what will be covered, and how I intend to cover it.

Episode 1: A Brief Introduction to Rambling About Greek Mythology

A fun, informal podcast, where I intend to share my knowledge of Greek mythology with everyone.

I am sourcing from various books including "Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Greece" by Edward E. Barthell Jr., "Meridian Handbook of Classical Mythology" by Edward Tripp, "Dictionary of Classical Mythology" by Jenny March, and "Dictionary of Classical Mythology" by Pierre Grimal.

Intro and Outro music done by my friend Payton Wilhite.

**Warning, this is more content heavy than analysis heavy and will contain language regarding sexual assault and violence**

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Episode 7: Dionysus

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Episode 6: Demeter

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Episode 1: A Brief Introduction to Rambling About Greek Mythology

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