With me today was Tracy Hennessey, We talked about Saturn, revered in ancient mythology as the God of time and a symbol of numerous facets of life, embodies the concepts of generation, dissolution, abundance, wealth, agriculture, periodic renewal, and liberation. As a deity in Roman mythology, Saturn's multifaceted significance reflects the cyclical nature of existence, emphasizing both the passing of time and the continual cycles of birth, growth, decay, and rebirth.

In this brief episode, Charles Marpaung and I delve into

Kiah Eccelestone and I talked about Pluto, the Romanised version of Hades. He was the God of the underworld as well as the riches that were beneath the earth, some other symbols of his included the serpent and the barn owl. Many in the Roman world feared to speak his name, a bit like Voldemort from Harry Potter! Give it a listen. I’m sure you will find it very funny but also quite spooky at the same time!

On today's episode of Ancient Love of Gods Will McKay and I had a little chat about Sol. Sol was the Roman personification of the sun, some of his symbols include the solar disk and the sun. Give it a listen it's a good episode!

For this episode of Ancient Love of Gods I sat down with Phil Bevan to talk about the Roman King of the Gods Jupiter. Jupiter was the God of the Sky and Thunder, he was a political figure and symbol in Ancient Rome and was worshipped all over. Much of him is inspired by the Greek King of Gods Zeus.

Welcome back to Ancient Love of Gods!  In this Episode I talk with Owen Simpson about Nemesis the Goddess of Revenge.  Nemeseia was an Ancient Greek festival dedicated to Nemesis.  What happens at this festival is people try to find their own Nemesis - just joking Nemesis please do not be angry!

In this episode of Ancient Love of Gods, Josh Kerr and I talk about the Goddess of Good Luck, Tyche.  Tyche’s name means "luck" in Greek. Often, she is represented wearing a mural crown.  The crown looks like the walls of a city.  Tyche is one of the Oceanids. Oceanids are the daughters of the Titans, Tethys and Okeanos.  The story of the Oceanids is told in the Theogony by Greek poet, Hesiod - give it a read when you can!

In this Episode, Cole Lundy take a look at The Goddess of Magic, Crossroads and Ghosts Hecate!  Unlike the other main gods and goddesses who lived up on Mount Olympus she liked to dwell in caves and even sometimes the underworld. What a lonely life Hecate!

You there!  Yes you can come and listen to this Episode in which Scout Puzey and I have a chat about Demeter, the Goddess of Agriculture.  Fun fact - in ancient Greek art, Demeter was pictured wearing a wreath made of ears and corn.  Once, Demeter revealed to a man, the art of growing and using corn.