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CostasNarrativeXP 2026 July feature 
"The Odyssey" by Homer
Published in 700-800 BCE

Translated by Robert Fagles

A profound exploration of human identity and resilience. True homecoming is not a matter of geographic travel, but a grueling psychological journey to reclaim one’s self and humanity through the restoration of vital relationships.

Book XI-XII
00:29 XI The Kingdom of the Dead
44:11 XII The Cattle of the Sun

Characters
Odysseus - The battle-hardened and incredibly cunning king of Ithaca whose twenty-year struggle to return home serves as the ultimate test of human resilience and identity.

Telemachus - Odysseus's coming-of-age son who transforms from a passive, fatherless prince into a courageous and essential brother-in-arms to reclaim his household.

Penelope - Odysseus’s brilliant and fiercely loyal queen who uses her exceptional wit and psychological grit to stall a hundred aggressive suitors for years.

Athena - The goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare who acts as the divine architect of the entire story, constantly orchestrating and protecting the family's survival.

Antinous - The cruel, arrogant, and politically ambitious leader of the suitors who serves as the primary antagonist by plotting to murder Telemachus and usurp the throne.

Costa's Wordbook
Cimmerian - ancient nomadic horse-riding people, a mythical land of darkness, modern day caucasian

Perimedes - loyal crew member of Odysseus, who helps with vital ship tasks and underworld rituals

Anticleia - mother of Odysseus, queen of Ithaca, and daughter of the thief Autolycus

Theban n person from the ancient Greek or Egyptian city of Thebes

Tyro - famous mortal woman whose ghost Odysseus meets in the Underworld, the daughter of King Salmoneus and the wife of King Cretheus

Cretheus - son of Aeolus and the founder and king of the city of Iolcus

Enipeus - divine river god of Thessaly whom the mortal princess Tyro fell in love with, prompting the god Poseidon to disguise himself as Enipeus to win her affections

Pelias - famous King of Iolcus from the myth of Jason and the Argonauts who sent Jason for the Golden Fleece

Aeson - son of Cretheus and Tyro, and the father of the hero Jason

Antiope - daughter of Asopus who bore twin sons, Amphion and Zethus, to Zeus. These two sons built the walls of the seven-gated city of Thebes

Amphitryon - famous mortal hero, husband of Alcmene and human foster father of Heracles

Megara - daughter of King Creon of Thebes and the first wife of Heracles

Oedipus - a legendary Greek king destined by a horrific prophecy to unknowingly murder his biological father and marry his biological mother, whose brilliant intellect saves his city from a monster but ultimately fails to escape his own tragic doom

Epicaste - alternate name for Jocasta, the tragic Queen of Thebes who unknowingly married her own son, Oedipus

Chloris - daughter of King Amphion of Orchomenus and the wife of Neleus, the King of Pylos

Minyan - ancient Greek people and kingdom of Orchomenus in Boeotia

Iphiclus - legendary king of Phylace, central to a backstory about the prized cattle herd he guarded

Melampus - legendary prophet and healer whose famous ancestral lineage is introduced during a story about his descendant, the seer Theoclymenus

Leda - wife of Tyndareus and the mother of famous heroic twins, Castor, the horse-tamer, and Polydeuces (Pollux), the expert boxer

Tyndareus - king of Sparta and husband of Leda, his daughter Clytemnestra

Iphimedeia - mortal princess, the wife of Aloeus and the mother of the giant twin brothers, Otus and Ephialtes (the Aloadae), whom she bore by the sea god Poseidon

Phaedra - Cretan princess, the daughter of King Minos and Queen Pasiphae, who married the Athenian hero Theseus. Her tale is defined by divine manipulation and forbidden lust

Procris - Daughter of King Erechtheus of Athens. Wife to Cephalus, whom she loved deeply. Consumed by mutual jealousy and suspicion, Procris spied on her husband during a hunt after hearing him call out lovingly to Zephyrus (the cool morning breeze). Mistaking the rustling bushes for a wild animal, Cephalus hurled his unerring magic javelin, accidentally killing his wife

Dia - sea-girt island where the goddess Artemis killed Ariadne (daughter of King Minos) on the testimony of Dionysus

Clymene - ancient heroine or nymph, associated with the lineage of Minyas or as an Oceanid; 

Maera - daughter of Proetus (or associated with Argos/Tegea) who died young as a maiden

Eriphyle - wife of Amphiaraus labeled "loathsome" because she accepted a golden necklace of Harmonia to betray her husband and send him to his death at Thebes

Phthia - legendary region and city-state in ancient Thessaly, homeland of Achilles and his father Peleus

Neoptolemus - son of Achilles, who slew Priam at the fall of Troy

Eurypylus - son of Telephus, leading a force of Mysians and Ceteians to aid Troy, very handsome

Telephus - king of Mysia, son of Heracles

Aeacus - Grandfather of Achilles, father of Peleus 

Panopeus - prominent, ancient Greek city located in the region of Phocis

Sisyphus - legendary king of Corinth condemned eternally to repeatedly roll a heavy rock up a hill in hell only to have it roll down again as it nears the top

Hebe - divine wife of Heracles in the realm of the dead, the ancient Greek goddess of youth and the daughter of Zeus and Hera
Theseus - Athenian prince who slayed the Minotaur

Pirithous - legendary King of the Lapiths, famous for his friendship with Theseus and disastrous brawl with the Centaurs

Scylla - a legendary, man-eating monster that lives on one side of a narrow channel of water, opposite her counterpart, the sea-swallowing monster Charybdis

Charybdis - massive sea monster

Phaethousa, Lampetie - divine nymphs and daughters of the sun god Helios and the ocean nymph Neaera. The sisters guard their father's sacred, immortal herds of cattle and sheep on the island Thrinacia

Yaw v move side to side, deviate erratically from a course (as when struck by a heavy sea)

Lowing n deep, long, mooing sound made by cattle

Forestay n a strong wire, rod, or cable on a sailing ship that supports the mast, stops it from falling backward, and holds the front sail

Hyperion - Titan god of heavenly light and the father of the sun god Helios

Selections of 2026
Brave New World, The Little Prince, Songs of a Dead Dreamer, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, Anne of Green Gables, Wuthering Heights, East of Eden, The Stranger, The Godfather, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, The Odyssey, Inferno, The Two Towers, Den of Thieves, Winnie the Pooh, The House at Pooh Corner.

Milestones
2021: 0 Full soundtrack, no editing, wife commentary, summary outline, irregular release
2022: 2.0 DaVinci editing, wordbook, book intro, AI voice + thumbnail, chapter summary, scheduled release
2023: 2.1 Descript, CapCut, Suno score, character intro, weekly release
2024: 2.2 Standard condenser mic, Audacity, ChatGPT annotation + illustration, timestamp, 1-hour content
2026: 2.3 Gemini definition, JP, CN, PT subtitles on selected YouTube videos

Platforms
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CostasNarrativeXP 2026 July feature 
"The Odyssey" by Homer
Published in 700-800 BCE

Translated by Robert Fagles

A profound exploration of human identity and resilience. True homecoming is not a matter of geographic travel, but a grueling psychological journey to reclaim one’s self and humanity through the restoration of vital relationships.

Book IX-X
00:29 IX In the One-Eyed Giant's Cave
36:41 X The Bewitching Queen of Aeaea

Characters
Odysseus - The battle-hardened and incredibly cunning king of Ithaca whose twenty-year struggle to return home serves as the ultimate test of human resilience and identity.

Telemachus - Odysseus's coming-of-age son who transforms from a passive, fatherless prince into a courageous and essential brother-in-arms to reclaim his household.

Penelope - Odysseus’s brilliant and fiercely loyal queen who uses her exceptional wit and psychological grit to stall a hundred aggressive suitors for years.

Athena - The goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare who acts as the divine architect of the entire story, constantly orchestrating and protecting the family's survival.

Antinous - The cruel, arrogant, and politically ambitious leader of the suitors who serves as the primary antagonist by plotting to murder Telemachus and usurp the throne.

Costa's Wordbook
Letup n to diminish, slacken, or completely stop, regarding unpleasant situations like bad weather

Neriton - famous leaf-quivering mountain on Odysseus's home island of Ithaca

Dulichion - wealthy, fertile island kingdom

Aeaea - mythical island home of the goddess-sorceress Circe

Ilium - another name for the city of Troy

Ismarus - semi-mythical ancient coastal city-port in Thrace (northeastern Greece)

Cicones - Thracian tribe, the very first group Odysseus attacked after leaving Troy

Cythera - an actual Greek island, direct south of Peloponnese

Comber n a long curling ocean wave (Cummer)

Heady wine -  very high in alcohol, strongly aromatic, and intoxicating or rich on the palate (Head dee)

Euanthes - father of Maron, the priest of Apollo who gifted Odysseus the legendary sweet wine used to intoxicate the Cyclops Polyphemus

Bellwether n lead sheep in a flock; indicator, trendsetter

Vaunted adj much praised, boasted about, or highly publicized

Telemus - son of Eurymus, a master prophet who grew old among the Cyclopes

Eurymus - father of Telemus, a master prophet and seer who grew old among the Cyclopes

Meted - meted out, past tense of mete, to hand out, give, or share punishment or justice

Aeolian - relating to the wind; Aeolian Islands: A volcanic archipelago off the northern coast of Sicily, named after the mythical wind god Aeolus

Hippotas - mortal father of Aeolus, the ruler and keeper of the winds

Aeolus - keeper of the winds who helps Odysseus by giving him a bag of winds

Laestrygonian - fictional race of monstrous, cannibalistic giants who rule the city of Telepylos in the land of Lamos

Lamus - mythical founder and king of the Laestrygonians

Antiphates - king of the Laestrygonians

Artacia - fresh-water fountain or spring located in the land of the Laestrygonians

Aeetes - powerful king of Colchis and the brother of the witch Circe

Eurylochus - second-in-command of Odysseus' ship during the return to Ithaca, unpleasant, cowardly

Polites - a loyal companion and one of Odysseus’s most trusted crew members

Pramnian n famous strong, dark, and dry ancient Greek wine

Cornel n any deciduous tree or shrub belonging to the genus Cornus, widely known as dogwood

Sere adj arch. dry, withered, or lacking moisture

Persephone - fearsome Queen of the Underworld alongside her husband Hades

Tiresias - famous blind prophet whom Odysseus meets in the underworld

Acheron - the entrance to the underworld and the oracle of the dead near the waters of the Acheron

Erebus - the primordial god of darkness and the gloomy, misty subterranean region through which souls pass on their journey into the underworld

Elpenor - the youngest crewman of Odysseus, dying a foolish death

Selections of 2026
Brave New World, The Little Prince, Songs of a Dead Dreamer, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, Anne of Green Gables, Wuthering Heights, East of Eden, The Stranger, The Godfather, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, The Odyssey, Inferno, The Two Towers, Den of Thieves, Winnie the Pooh, The House at Pooh Corner.

Milestones
2021: 0 Full soundtrack, no editing, wife commentary, summary outline, irregular release
2022: 2.0 DaVinci editing, wordbook, book intro, AI voice + thumbnail, chapter summary, scheduled release
2023: 2.1 Descript, CapCut, Suno score, character intro, weekly release
2024: 2.2 Standard condenser mic, Audacity, ChatGPT annotation + illustration, timestamp, 1-hour content
2026: 2.3 Gemini definition, JP, CN, PT subtitles on selected YouTube videos

Platforms
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CostasNarrativeXP 2026 July feature "Inferno"

Humanity is enthusiastically building its own high-tech highway to Hell, proving that our scientific arrogance will ultimately trigger a completely self-inflicted apocalypse.

Chapter 14-18
00:25 14

08:41 15
21:12 16
29:22 17
42:55 18

Costa's Wordbook
Sandro Botticelli - a master Italian painter of the Early Renaissance, celebrated for his elegant, mythological masterpieces like The Birth of Venus, Primavera and The Map of Hell

Sepia n a deep, reddish-brown color historically derived from the ink sacs of the cuttlefish (Seep pya)

Monteverdi - an Italian composer, choirmaster and string player. A composer of both secular and sacred music, and a pioneer in the development of opera, he is considered a crucial transitional figure between the Renaissance and Baroque periods of music history

Liszt - Franz Liszt, a Hungarian composer, virtuoso pianist, conductor and teacher of the Romantic period. With a diverse body of work spanning more than six decades, he is considered to be one of the most prolific and influential composers of his era, and his piano works continue to be widely performed and recorded

Malebolge n the eighth circle of Hell in Dante Alighieri's Inferno, specifically designed to punish fraud (Mal le bulge)

Rodin - Auguste Rodin was a French sculptor generally considered the founder of modern sculpture. He was schooled traditionally and took a craftsman-like approach to his work. Rodin possessed a unique ability to model a complex, turbulent, and deeply pocketed surface in clay.

Stradanus - Johannes Stradanus was a Flemish artist active mainly in 16th-century Florence, Italy. He was a wide-ranging talent who worked as an easel and fresco painter, designer of tapestries, draughtsman, designer of prints and pottery decorator

Bouguereau - William-Adolphe Bouguereau was a French academic painter. In his realistic genre paintings, he used mythological themes, making modern interpretations of classical subjects, with an emphasis on the female human body

Bayros - Marquis Franz von Bayros, an Austrian commercial artist, illustrator, and painter, best known for his decadent, Art Nouveau-style illustrations of Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy 

Doré - Gustave Doré was a French printmaker, illustrator, painter, comics artist, caricaturist, and sculptor. He is best known for his prolific output of wood-engravings illustrating classic literature, especially those for the Vulgate Bible and Dante's Divine Comedy

“Per l’amore di Dio!” - ita, “For God’s sake!”

“Cos’è questa confusione?” - ita, “What is this confusion?”

“Tanto chiasso a quest’ora!” - ita, So much noise at this hour!

“Signora! Rientri subito in casa!” - ita, “Madam! Go back inside immediately!”

“Avete svegliato mio marito, che è malato!” - ita, “You’ve woken up my husband, who is sick!”

“Ferma o sparo!” - ita, “Stop or I’ll shoot!”

Società Dante Alighieri Vienna - Dante Alighieri Society, an independent, non-profit organization in Austria dedicated to promoting Italian language and culture. Founded in 1922, it is a local branch of the global Italian cultural institution

Andrea del Castagno - an Italian Renaissance painter in Florence, influenced chiefly by Masaccio and Giotto di Bondone

Fiera dei Contratti - Contract Fair, a traditional historical event in Florence, Italy, held annually at Porta Romana on the fifth Sunday of Lent. It served as a rural matchmaking and marriage market where locals and farmers negotiated agreements with the help of a matchmaker known as a cozzone

Lukas Troberg - a contemporary Austrian artist whose 2010 large-scale text installation, "WHAT IF GOD WAS WRONG"

Rapport n a harmonious, empathetic connection between two or more people, characterized by mutual trust, understanding, and open communication (rap Por)

Laureate n a person who has been honored with a prestigious award or prize for outstanding achievement in a particular field (Law reut)

Blurb n a short, promotional description designed to attract attention and persuade people to buy or experience a creative work, such as a book, film, or product

2026 Selections
Brave New World, The Little Prince, Songs of a Dead Dreamer, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, Anne of Green Gables, Wuthering Heights, East of Eden, The Stranger, The Godfather, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Inferno, The Odyssey, The Two Towers, Den of Thieves, Winnie the Pooh, The House at Pooh Corner.

Milestones
2021: 0 Full soundtrack, no editing, wife commentary, summary outline, irregular release
2022: 2.0 DaVinci editing, wordbook, book intro, AI intro + thumbnail, chapter summary, scheduled release
2023: 2.1 Descript, CapCut, Suno score, character intro, weekly release
2024: 2.2 Standard condenser mic, Audacity, ChatGPT annotation + illustration, timestamp, 1-hour content
2026: 2.3 Gemini definition, JP, CN, PT subtitles on selected YouTube videos

Platforms
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CostasNarrativeXP 2026 July feature "Inferno"

Humanity is enthusiastically building its own high-tech highway to Hell, proving that our scientific arrogance will ultimately trigger a completely self-inflicted apocalypse.

Chapter 1-6
01:18 Prologue

07:16 1
21:07 2
30:03 3
35:43 4
42:47 5
49:03 6

Costa's Wordbook
Dolent adj sad, sorrowful, or plaintive (Doe lent)

Dante Alighieri - widely known mononymously as Dante, was an Italian poet, writer, and philosopher; his Divine Comedy, originally called Comedìa (modern Italian: Commedia) and later christened Divina by Giovanni Boccaccio, is widely considered one of the most important poems of the Middle Ages and the greatest literary work in the Italian language

Uffizi - Originally designed as an administrative office complex for the Florentine magistracy under Cosimo I de' Medici, Giorgio Vasari's Uffizi building is a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture that seamlessly integrates a unified civic streetscape with a grand gallery layout.

Chthonic adj relating to, inhabiting, or dwelling beneath the earth 地府 (kuh Thon nic)

The Apennines - a major mountain range that spans approximately 1,200 kilometers down the length of the Italian peninsula

Crenellated adj having battlements, typically found on castle walls or towers (Cren nel lated)

Lampredotto - ita, a traditional Florentine street food made from the abomasum, the fourth and final stomach of a cow, in a bun

Filippo Brunelleschi - an Italian architect, designer, goldsmith, and sculptor. He is considered to be a founding father of Renaissance architecture.

Tainia n a traditional ancient Greek headband or ribbon of cloth worn as a symbol of athletic victory, ritual honor, or social distinction.

Lissome adj someone or something that is slender, flexible, and moves gracefully (Lis some)

Machicolate v furnished with machicolations—projecting, overhanging galleries or parapets on a medieval castle or fortress that feature openings in the floor (ma Chic koe lated)

Palazzo Vecchio - a fortress-like Romanesque town hall defined by its imposing rusticated stonework and soaring crenellated tower, it serves as Florence’s historic seat of civic power

Agitato - ita, agitated

Retrograde amnesia - a type of memory loss where a person is unable to recall events or information that occurred before the onset of an injury, illness, or traumatic event

Sabbatical n an extended, approved period of leave from a full-time job, typically ranging from a few months to a year

Max Ernst - a German-born painter, sculptor, printmaker, graphic artist, and poet. A prolific artist, Ernst was a primary pioneer of the Dada movement and surrealism in Europe

Mendacium - latin, lie, untruth, deceit

Provost n a high-ranking senior administrator in higher education, equivalent to the chief academic officer or the standing deputy to the president or vice-chancellor (Praw vest)

Renege v to go back on a promise, contract, or commitment (ren Neg)

Sheikh n arab, an honorific title, literally translates to "elder" or "venerable old man," but in practice, a term of respect denoting authority, wisdom, or leadership (Shake)

Catheter n a thin, flexible tube inserted into the body to allow the passage of fluids, drain urine from the bladder, or provide access for surgical instruments (Cath thet ter)

2026 Selections
Brave New World, The Little Prince, Songs of a Dead Dreamer, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, Anne of Green Gables, Wuthering Heights, East of Eden, The Stranger, The Godfather, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Inferno, The Odyssey,The Two Towers, Den of Thieves, Winnie the Pooh, The House at Pooh Corner.

Milestones
2021: 0 Full soundtrack, no editing, wife commentary, summary outline, irregular release
2022: 2.0 DaVinci editing, wordbook, book intro, AI intro + thumbnail, chapter summary, scheduled release
2023: 2.1 Descript, CapCut, Suno score, character intro, weekly release
2024: 2.2 Standard condenser mic, Audacity, ChatGPT annotation + illustration, timestamp, 1-hour content
2026: 2.3 Gemini definition, JP, CN, PT subtitles on selected YouTube videos

Platforms
YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Reddit, Amazon Music, Firstory, Pocket Casts, KKBOX, Castbox, Noice, Podcast Addict, SoundOn, Castro, Player FM

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CostasNarrativeXP 2026 July feature 
"The Odyssey" by Homer
Published in 700-800 BCE

Translated by Robert Fagles

A profound exploration of human identity and resilience. True homecoming is not a matter of geographic travel, but a grueling psychological journey to reclaim one’s self and humanity through the restoration of vital relationships.

Book VII-VIII
00:29 VII Phaeacia’s Halls and Gardens
23:25 VIII A Day for Songs and Contests

Characters
Odysseus - The battle-hardened and incredibly cunning king of Ithaca whose twenty-year struggle to return home serves as the ultimate test of human resilience and identity.

Telemachus - Odysseus's coming-of-age son who transforms from a passive, fatherless prince into a courageous and essential brother-in-arms to reclaim his household.

Penelope - Odysseus’s brilliant and fiercely loyal queen who uses her exceptional wit and psychological grit to stall a hundred aggressive suitors for years.

Athena - The goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare who acts as the divine architect of the entire story, constantly orchestrating and protecting the family's survival.

Antinous - The cruel, arrogant, and politically ambitious leader of the suitors who serves as the primary antagonist by plotting to murder Telemachus and usurp the throne.

Costa's Wordbook

Eurymedusa - elderly, trusted chambermaid and nurse to Princess Nausicaa of the Phaeacians

Apiraea - mythological coastal district or region

Periboea - youngest daughter of Eurymedon, she became the mother of Nausithous

Eurymedon - the former king of the Gigantes (Giants). He brought destruction upon his insolent people and was himself destroyed, leaving behind a daughter named Periboea

Rhexenor - Phaeacian prince, son of King Nausithous, the brother of King Alcinous, and the father of Queen Arete. Apollo struck Rhexenor down in his own hall while he was still newly married and without any male heirs

Arete - Queen of Phaeacia, highly respected, intelligent, and influential ruler of the Phaeacians

Erechtheus - legendary King of Athens, also his palace of same name

Echeneus - respected elderly nobleman and wise orator of the Phaeacians

Laodamas - the favorite and most handsome son of King Alcinous and Queen Arete

Pontonous - trusted herald and servant to King Alcinous

Rhadamanthus - wise lawgiver and son of Zeus and Europa. Homer places him in the Elysian Fields, the paradise reserved for the immortal sons of gods

Tityus - massive giant who attempted to violate the goddess Leto. As punishment, he is condemned to Tartarus in the Underworld

Peleus - legendary Greek hero, an Argonaut, and the father of the mighty Achilles. His life defined by thrilling quests

Demodocus - blind, divinely inspired bard who performs at the court of King Alcinous

Topsail n nautical term for a sail set immediately above the lowest (or course) sail on a mast

Bowsprit n heavy spar or pole projecting forward from the bow (front) of a sailing vessel

Clytoneus - Phaeacian prince, the son of King Alcinous and Queen Arete, fastest runner of Phaeacia

Heracles - the greatest of the Greek heroes (roman name hercules)

Eurytus - legendary King of Oechalia and a master archer who taught Heracles how to use the bow

Sintian n ancient Thracian tribe known for piracy in the northern Aegean

Halius - Phaeacian prince, the son of King Alcinous and Queen Arete, great dancer

Circe - powerful enchantress and minor goddess who famously transforms Odysseus's men into pigs on the isolated island of Aeaea

Epeus - master carpenter and Greek soldier who constructed the legendary Wooden Horse, as commissioned by Odysseus

Selections of 2026
Brave New World, The Little Prince, Songs of a Dead Dreamer, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, Anne of Green Gables, Wuthering Heights, East of Eden, The Stranger, The Godfather, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, The Odyssey, Inferno, The Two Towers, Den of Thieves, Winnie the Pooh, The House at Pooh Corner.

Milestones
2021: 0 Full soundtrack, no editing, wife commentary, summary outline, irregular release
2022: 2.0 DaVinci editing, wordbook, book intro, AI voice + thumbnail, chapter summary, scheduled release
2023: 2.1 Descript, CapCut, Suno score, character intro, weekly release
2024: 2.2 Standard condenser mic, Audacity, ChatGPT annotation + illustration, timestamp, 1-hour content
2026: 2.3 Gemini definition, JP, CN, PT subtitles on selected YouTube videos

Platforms
YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Reddit, Amazon Music, Firstory, Pocket Casts, KKBOX, Castbox, Noice, Podcast Addict, SoundOn, Castro, Player FM

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CostasNarrativeXP 2026 July feature 
"The Odyssey" by Homer
Published in 700-800 BCE

Translated by Robert Fagles

A profound exploration of human identity and resilience. True homecoming is not a matter of geographic travel, but a grueling psychological journey to reclaim one’s self and humanity through the restoration of vital relationships.

Book V-VI
00:29 V Odysseus — Nymph and Shipwreck
33:00 VI The Princess and the Stranger

Characters
Odysseus - The battle-hardened and incredibly cunning king of Ithaca whose twenty-year struggle to return home serves as the ultimate test of human resilience and identity.

Telemachus - Odysseus's coming-of-age son who transforms from a passive, fatherless prince into a courageous and essential brother-in-arms to reclaim his household.

Penelope - Odysseus’s brilliant and fiercely loyal queen who uses her exceptional wit and psychological grit to stall a hundred aggressive suitors for years.

Athena - The goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare who acts as the divine architect of the entire story, constantly orchestrating and protecting the family's survival.

Antinous - The cruel, arrogant, and politically ambitious leader of the suitors who serves as the primary antagonist by plotting to murder Telemachus and usurp the throne.

Costa's Wordbook
Tithonus - Trojan prince, lover of Eos, the goddess of Dawn. Eos persuaded Zeus to grant Tithonus eternal life, but forgot to request eternal youth. Consequently, Tithonus was cursed to age and wither forever without ever being able to die

Scheria - mythical island kingdom

Phaeacian - inhabitants of island Scheria

Pieria - a region in northern Greece, just north of Mount Olympus

Tern n a slender, graceful seabird, close related to gulls (Turn)

Delos - revered, sacred island famous as the mythological birthplace of the twin gods Apollo and Artemis

Demeter - ancient Greek goddess of agriculture, grain, and the harvest

Iasion - demigod loved by Demeter, the goddess of agriculture

Styx - ("shuddering" or "hateful") is a principal river of the Underworld and the most binding oath for the Greek gods (sticks)

Adze n versatile, ancient hand tool similar to an axe, but with the cutting blade set perpendicular (at a right angle) to the handle (Ads)

Pleiades - mountain-nymph daughters of the Titan Atlas and the sea-nymph Pleione, also constellation

Cadmus - heroic Phoenician prince and legendary founder of the city of Thebes

Ino - sea goddess Leucothea

Chaff n the dry, scaly casings of seeds or grains (such as wheat) that are separated during threshing and winnowing 

Shearwater n medium-sized, long-winged oceanic seabird

Aegae - ancient underwater city and home of Poseidon

Teem v filled with or swarm with something, often describing an overflowing abundance

Hyperia - original mythical homeland of the Phaeacians, who later migrated to Scheria

Nausithous - A demigod son of Poseidon and Periboea, he was the predecessor and father of King Alcinous (the ruler who later hosts Odysseus). Nausithous led the Phaeacians away from their original home of Hypereia to the island of Scheria to escape the violent Cyclopes.

Alcinous - King of the Phaeacians. Famed for his lavish palace and exemplary hospitality

Nausicaa - only daughter of Alcinous, she is a phaeacian princess who rescues a shipwrecked Odysseus

Dymas - a Phaeacian sea captain

Scree n the accumulation of loose, broken rock fragments that gather at the base of a steep slope or cliff

Erymanthus - famous mountain range in the Peloponnese region of ancient Greece

Selections of 2026
Brave New World, The Little Prince, Songs of a Dead Dreamer, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, Anne of Green Gables, Wuthering Heights, East of Eden, The Stranger, The Godfather, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, The Odyssey, Inferno, The Two Towers, Den of Thieves, Winnie the Pooh, The House at Pooh Corner.

Milestones
2021: 0 Full soundtrack, no editing, wife commentary, summary outline, irregular release
2022: 2.0 DaVinci editing, wordbook, book intro, AI voice + thumbnail, chapter summary, scheduled release
2023: 2.1 Descript, CapCut, Suno score, character intro, weekly release
2024: 2.2 Standard condenser mic, Audacity, ChatGPT annotation + illustration, timestamp, 1-hour content
2026: 2.3 Gemini definition, JP, CN, PT subtitles on selected YouTube videos

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CostasNarrativeXP 2026 July feature 
"The Odyssey" by Homer
Published in 700-800 BCE

Translated by Robert Fagles

A profound exploration of human identity and resilience. True homecoming is not a matter of geographic travel, but a grueling psychological journey to reclaim one’s self and humanity through the restoration of vital relationships.

Book III-IV
00:29 III King Nestor Remembers
33:11 IV The King and Queen of Sparta

Characters
Odysseus - The battle-hardened and incredibly cunning king of Ithaca whose twenty-year struggle to return home serves as the ultimate test of human resilience and identity.

Telemachus - Odysseus's coming-of-age son who transforms from a passive, fatherless prince into a courageous and essential brother-in-arms to reclaim his household.

Penelope - Odysseus’s brilliant and fiercely loyal queen who uses her exceptional wit and psychological grit to stall a hundred aggressive suitors for years.

Athena - The goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare who acts as the divine architect of the entire story, constantly orchestrating and protecting the family's survival.

Antinous - The cruel, arrogant, and politically ambitious leader of the suitors who serves as the primary antagonist by plotting to murder Telemachus and usurp the throne.

Costa's Wordbook
Neleus - father of Nestor, son of Poseidon and Tyro, brother of Pelias

Pisistratus - youngest son of King Nestor, brother of Thrasymedes, Polycaste, Perseus, Stratichus, Aretus, Echephron, and Antilochus

Thrasymedes - the oldest son of King Nestor and Eurydice

Cronus - also Kronos or Cronos, the leader of the first generation of Titans and the son of Uranus (Sky) and Gaia (Earth). He famously overthrew his father to rule during the mythological Golden Age

Amphitrite - ancient Greek goddess, queen of the sea and the wife of Poseidon. Originally a Nereid (sea nymph), she initially fled to the Atlas Mountains to avoid Poseidon's advances, but later returned to marry him after being persuaded by his messenger dolphin

Ajax (the Great) - famed for his immense stature, unwavering courage, and being the strongest Greek warrior second only to Achilles

Patroclus - Greek hero of the Trojan War and close companion of Achilles. Important in Homer's Iliad. Although Homer does not explicitly describe Patroclus and Achilles as lovers, later ancient authors often interpreted their relationship as so.

Antilochus - a prince of Pylos, son of King Nestor, he died saving Nestor in battle of Troy

Priam - king of Troy during the Trojan War. Son of Laomedon. Father of Hector, Paris, and Cassandra

Atreus - King of Mycenae, most notoriously cursed, father of Agamemnon and Menelaus

Flotilla n a large group of small boats or ships sailing together, typically for a shared purpose or under a single command (float Till la)

Tydeus - an Aetolian hero in Greek mythology, belonging to the generation before the Trojan War. He was one of the Seven against Thebes, and the father of Diomedes

Myrmidons n  In Greek mythology, they are an elite and fierce Thessalian tribe renowned for their absolute loyalty to Achilles during the Trojan War (Mer mid dons)

Philoctetes - master archer who inherited the invincible bow and poisoned arrows of Heracles, en route to the Trojan War, he was bitten by a viper and abandoned on the island of Lemnos by the Greek fleet due to his agonizing, foul-smelling wound

Poias - In Greek mythology, king of Meliboea in Thessaly, an Argonaut, father of Philoctetes. Myth dictates he famously lit Heracles' funeral pyre and received Heracles' legendary, poison-tipped bow as a reward.

Idomeneus - In Greek mythology, Idomeneus was a Cretan king and commander who led the Cretan armies to the Trojan War, in eighty black ships. He was also one of the suitors of Helen, as well as a comrade of the Telamonian Ajax.

Clytemnestra - In Greek mythology, she was the wife of Agamemnon, king of Mycenae, and the half-sister of Helen of Troy. With Agamemnon, she was the mother of Orestes and Electra.

Onetor - Father of Phrontis, who was the master helmsman for Menelaus’s ship

Lacedaemon - the son of Zeus and Taÿgete and the founder of the city of Sparta

Cauconians - an enigmatic, ancient tribe mentioned in Greek epics

Yearling n an animal, commonly a horse, that is between one and two years old or two years old (Yerl ling)

Echephron - son of King Nestor and Eurydice

Perseus - son of King Nestor

Laerces - goldsmith, skilled craftsman summoned by Nestor in Pylos to gild the horns of a sacrificial cow meant for the goddess Athena.

Eurydice - Queen of Pylos, wife of King Nestor, eldest daughter of Clymenus

Polycaste - princess of Pylos and the youngest daughter of King Nestor. Famous for bathing and anointing Telemachus when he visited her father's palace. Later traditions state she married Telemachus and bore him a son, Persepolis

Megapenthes - illegitimate son of King Menelaus of Sparta and an unnamed slave woman. His name literally translates to "great sorrow”

Hermione - sent by her father Menelaus to marry Neoptolemus (son of Achilles) as promised at Troy

Eteoneus - loyal squire and weapon-carrier to King Menelaus of Sparta, manages household and hospitality duties for the king

Boethous - a Spartan nobleman, father of Eteoneus

Phoenicia - ancient maritime civilization situated along the Levantine coast of the eastern Mediterranean, covering modern-day Lebanon, Syria, and Israel

Erembians - obscure, semi-mythical people mentioned by Menelaus, exact location unknown

Adreste, Alcippe, Phylo - handmaids to Helen of Troy in Sparta

Alcandre - wife of Polybus, the wealthy king of Egyptian Thebes

Asphalion - devoted servant and squire to King Menelaus of Sparta

Polydamna - noble Egyptian queen and the wife of King Thon. She gifts Helen of Troy a magical, grief-banishing drug called nepenthe, used to soothe sorrows

Deiphobus - Trojan prince and the son of Priam and Hecuba. Following Paris’s death, he married Helen. During the fall of Troy, Menelaus and Odysseus targeted his home—where the fiercest fighting occurred—and Menelaus brutally killed him

Anticlus - one of the Greek warriors hidden inside the Trojan Horse. When Helen, suspecting a trap, walked around the horse imitating the voices of the Greeks' wives, Anticlus nearly gave away their position

Philomelides - ruthless king of the island of Lesbos, infamous for challenging all visitors to a wrestling match, and invariably killing those he defeated

Marooned adj left stranded in an isolated, deserted, or inaccessible place without any means of escape

Gyrae - cluster of perilous sea cliffs in the Aegean Sea

Thyestes - son of Pelops and brother of Atreus, with whose wife he committed adultery. In revenge, Atreus killed Thyestes' sons and served them to their father at a banquet

Eidothea - prophetic sea nymph and the daughter of the shape-shifting marine god Proteus. She rescues the stranded Spartan king Menelaus on the Egyptian island of Pharos by advising him to ambush her father to learn the prophecies needed to sail home

Proteus - immortal, shape-shifting sea god and 'Old Man of the Sea'

Malea - notoriously treacherous headland at the southeastern tip of the Peloponnese peninsula in Greece

Rhadamanthys - legendary, half-divine king of Crete and a son of Zeus and Europa

Galingale n of the ginger family with dark green sword-shaped leaves and pungent aroma (Ga lin gal)

Hephaestus - Greek god of fire, metalworking, and the forge

Phaedimus - King of Sidon in Phoenicia, he hospitably shelters Menelaus on his return journey from the Trojan War and gifting him an exquisite, silver mixing bowl with gold rims, which Menelaus later gives to Telemachus

Sidon - prominent, ancient Phoenician port city (in modern-day Lebanon) famous for its master craftsmen, skilled sailors, and purple dye

Medon - trusted herald and crier of Odysseus' household in Ithaca

Dolius - Penelope's loyal, aged slave and head gardener. Gifted to Penelope by her father Icarius.

Arcesius - paternal grandfather of Odysseus and the founding king of Ithaca, father of Laertes, founder and King of Ithaca's royal dynasty

Harried adj stressed, overworked, or frazzled from constantly being rushed or asked to do things

Iphthime - Penelope’s sister and the daughter of Icarius.

Eumelus - prominent Achaean hero in the Trojan War, the King of Pherae, husband of Iphthime, brother-in-law of Odysseus

Pherae - a town in SE Thessaly, modern day Velestino

Selections of 2026
Brave New World, The Little Prince, Songs of a Dead Dreamer, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, Anne of Green Gables, Wuthering Heights, East of Eden, The Stranger, The Godfather, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, The Odyssey, Inferno, The Two Towers, Den of Thieves, Winnie the Pooh, The House at Pooh Corner.

Milestones
2021: 0 Full soundtrack, no editing, wife commentary, summary outline, irregular release
2022: 2.0 DaVinci editing, wordbook, book intro, AI voice + thumbnail, chapter summary, scheduled release
2023: 2.1 Descript, CapCut, Suno score, character intro, weekly release
2024: 2.2 Standard condenser mic, Audacity, ChatGPT annotation + illustration, timestamp, 1-hour content
2026: 2.3 Gemini definition, JP, CN, PT subtitles on selected YouTube videos

Platforms
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CostasNarrativeXP 2026 June feature 
"The Murder of Roger Ackroyd" by Agatha Christie
Originally published in June 1926

Set in the village of King’s Abbot, the story follows Dr James Sheppard as Hercule Poirot investigates a suspicious death that exposes a tightly woven network of secrets, motives, and deception.

Chapter 1-27
00:29 1 Dr Sheppard at the Breakfast Table
09:13 2 Who’s Who in King’s Abbot
23:28 3 The Man Who Grew Vegetable Marrows
42:52 4 Dinner at Fernly
1:09:10 5 Murder The Tunisian Dagger
6 The Tunisian Dagger
7 I Learn My Neighbor’s Profession

2:05:44 8 Inspector Raglan Is Confident
9 The Goldfish Pond
10 The Parlormaid

3:04:38 11 Poirot Pays a Call
12 Round the Table
13 The Goose Quill
14 Mrs. Ackroyd

4:03:18 15 Geoffrey Raymond
16 An Evening at Mah Jong
17 Parker

4:59:51 18 Charles Kent
19 Flora Ackroyd
20 Miss Russell

21 The Paragraph in the Paper

5:57:59 22 Ursula’s Story

23 Poirot’s Little Reunion

24 Ralph Paton’s Story

25 The Whole Truth

26 And Nothing But the Truth

27 Apologia

Characters
Hercule Poirot – retired private detective, living in the village
Dr James Sheppard – The village doctor and narrator, observant and socially embedded in King’s Abbot, whose perspective frames the events that follow
Caroline Sheppard – Dr Sheppard's unmarried sister, sharp, inquisitive, acts as a local source of gossip and interpretation
Roger Ackroyd – A wealthy widower of Fernly Park whose private affairs and recent revelations set the central mystery in motion
Mrs Ferrars – A recently deceased wealthy widow whose suspected past and secret confession cast a shadow over the unfolding case
Mrs Cecil Ackroyd – widow of Roger's brother Cecil
Flora Ackroyd – Ackroyd’s niece, engaged to Ralph Paton, emotionally driven and deeply invested in protecting him
Captain Ralph Paton – Ackroyd’s stepson and Flora’s fiancé, with his good looks and charm, covets his heredity
Major Hector Blunt – Ackroyd's friend, a quiet, observant guest at Fernly Park
Geoffrey Raymond – Ackroyd's personal secretary
John Parker – Ackroyd's butler
Elizabeth Russell – Ackroyd's housekeeper

Costa's Wordbook
rien du tout - fr, nothing at all

Epatant! - fr, Splendid/ Amazing!

Sirop - fr, Syrup

idée fixe - fr, fixed idea

Séance - fr, meeting/ session

Do a bunk - phr to leave suddenly and unexpectedly

ça va sans dire - fr, it goes without saying

Apologia n a formal, reasoned defense of one's opinions, actions, or beliefs (Apoe loe gia)

Pigheaded adj stubbornly unyielding, obstinate, and unreasonably determined to stick to their own opinions or plans, regardless of logic, facts, or the advice of others

2026 Selections
Brave New World, The Little Prince, Songs of a Dead Dreamer, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, Anne of Green Gables, Wuthering Heights, East of Eden, The Stranger, The Godfather, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, The Odyssey, Inferno, The Two Towers, Den of Thieves, Winnie the Pooh, The House at Pooh Corner.

Milestones
2021: 0 Full soundtrack, no editing, wife commentary, summary outline, irregular release
2022: 2.0 DaVinci editing, wordbook, book intro, AI intro + thumbnail, chapter summary, scheduled release
2023: 2.1 Descript, CapCut, Suno score, character intro, weekly release
2024: 2.2 Standard condenser mic, Audacity, ChatGPT annotation + illustration, timestamp, 1-hour content
2026: 2.3 Gemini definition, JP, CN, PT subtitles on selected YouTube videos

Platforms
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CostasNarrativeXP 2026 June feature 
"The Murder of Roger Ackroyd" by Agatha Christie
Originally published in June 1926

Set in the village of King’s Abbot, the story follows Dr James Sheppard as Hercule Poirot investigates a suspicious death that exposes a tightly woven network of secrets, motives, and deception.

Chapter 18-21
00:29 18 Charles Kent
11:09 19 Flora Ackroyd
27:46 20 Miss Russell

45:35 21 The Paragraph in the Paper

Characters
Hercule Poirot – retired private detective, living in the village
Dr James Sheppard – The village doctor and narrator, observant and socially embedded in King’s Abbot, whose perspective frames the events that follow
Caroline Sheppard – Dr Sheppard's unmarried sister, sharp, inquisitive, acts as a local source of gossip and interpretation
Roger Ackroyd – A wealthy widower of Fernly Park whose private affairs and recent revelations set the central mystery in motion
Mrs Ferrars – A recently deceased wealthy widow whose suspected past and secret confession cast a shadow over the unfolding case
Mrs Cecil Ackroyd – widow of Roger's brother Cecil
Flora Ackroyd – Ackroyd’s niece, engaged to Ralph Paton, emotionally driven and deeply invested in protecting him
Captain Ralph Paton – Ackroyd’s stepson and Flora’s fiancé, with his good looks and charm, covets his heredity
Major Hector Blunt – Ackroyd's friend, a quiet, observant guest at Fernly Park
Geoffrey Raymond – Ackroyd's personal secretary
John Parker – Ackroyd's butler
Elizabeth Russell – Ackroyd's housekeeper

Costa's Wordbook
Under a cloud - idiom, to be under suspicion of wrong or is out of favor

Rum adj old eng. Unusual and strange

Complot n fr. conspiracy (Com plot)

Canard n fr, a false, baseless, or deliberately misleading story, rumor, or report

2026 Selections
Brave New World, The Little Prince, Songs of a Dead Dreamer, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, Anne of Green Gables, Wuthering Heights, East of Eden, The Stranger, The Godfather, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, The Odyssey, Inferno, The Two Towers, Den of Thieves, Winnie the Pooh, The House at Pooh Corner.

Milestones
2021: 0 Full soundtrack, no editing, wife commentary, summary outline, irregular release
2022: 2.0 DaVinci editing, wordbook, book intro, AI intro + thumbnail, chapter summary, scheduled release
2023: 2.1 Descript, CapCut, Suno score, character intro, weekly release
2024: 2.2 Standard condenser mic, Audacity, ChatGPT annotation + illustration, timestamp, 1-hour content
2026: 2.3 Gemini definition, JP, CN, PT subtitles on selected YouTube videos

Platforms
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CostasNarrativeXP 2026 May feature 
"The Godfather" by Mario Puzo
Published in March 10, 1969

Content Warning: This work contains depictions of violence and explicit adult content that may be sensitive for some listeners.

The rise and unraveling of the Corleone family through loyalty, violence, ambition, and the intoxicating pull of power.

Book Seven Chapter 27-28
00:32 27 Michael’s entourage arrives in Vegas. He proposes buying out Moe Greene and outlines plans to move operations to Nevada. Moe angrily refuses, prompting Michael to issue Fredo a stern warning.
18:48 28 Michael Corleone trains to replace the Don, moves his family to Long Island, and undergoes facial surgery. He plans to relocate the weakened mob empire to Las Vegas, demoting Tom Hagen.

Book Eight Chapter 29
55:12 29 Don Vito Corleone dies of a heart attack in his garden. At the funeral, Tessio betrays Michael by orchestrating a meeting with Barzini, which Michael and Hagen secretly anticipate.

Characters
Vito Corleone - The powerful and composed patriarch of the Corleone family, the godfather; known for his authority and deep sense of loyalty
Fredo Corleone - The middle son, gentle and less assertive, struggling to match the strength of his brothers
Michael Corleone - The youngest son, intelligent and reserved, initially distant from the family’s affairs
Connie Corleone - The only daughter, spirited and emotional, navigating her place within a tightly controlled family
Tom Hagen - The Don’s informally adopted son and shrewd consigliere, the calm, legal bridge between the Corleone family and the legitimate world
Kay Adams - Michael Corleone’s girlfriend and later wife, an educated, independent-minded woman who initially stands outside the Corleone family world
Johnny Fontane - A famous singer and movie star closely tied to the Corleone family, whose career depends as much on influence as on talent
Peter Clemenza - Jovial, lethal caporegime who has served Corleone for decades, overseeing a regime of soldiers with seasoned, cold-blooded efficiency
Carlo Rizzi - Hot-tempered groom from Nevada whose marriage to Connie gains him entry into the family, though he remains excluded from the business

Costa's Wordbook
Cavort v US jump or move around in a playful way, sometimes noisily, in a sexual way (ca Vort)

Bravura adj a brilliant, showy display of daring or technical skill, particularly in an artistic or musical performance (bra View ra)

Layette n a complete set of clothing, bedding, and accessories prepared for a newborn baby (lay Yet)

Knuckling one's forehead - idiom, a low-class, old-fashioned gesture of submission, deference, or respect to a social superior

2026 Upcoming
Inferno, The Two Towers, Ramayana, A Christmas Carol, Winnie the Pooh, The House at Pooh Corner

Milestones
2021: 0 Full soundtrack, no editing, wife commentary, summary outline, irregular release
2022: 2.0 DaVinci editing, wordbook, book intro, AI voice + thumbnail, chapter summary, scheduled release
2023: 2.1 Descript, CapCut, Suno score, character intro, weekly release
2024: 2.2 Standard condenser mic, Audacity, ChatGPT annotation + illustration, timestamp, 1-hour content
2026: 2.3 Gemini definition, JP, CN, PT subtitles on selected YouTube videos

Platforms
YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Reddit, Amazon Music, Firstory, Pocket Casts, KKBOX, Castbox, Noice, Podcast Addict, SoundOn, Castro, Player FM

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