Godyssey

Godyssey

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Godyssey episodes

  • Lugh, Episode IV: The Land of Youth
    The final fostering. The son of the sea. The end of childhood.
    Godyssey is written, researched, and produced by Greg Wright. Additional writing and editing by Sydney Yeager. Music by Scott Buckley - www.scottbuckley.com.au. Additional sounds by FunWithSounds. We update weekly on Mondays, with special early access on our freshly painted Patreon page!
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    35 min
  • Lugh, Episode III: Trial by Stone
    An island at war. A clash of kings. A child hunted.
    Godyssei is written, researched, and produced by Greg Wright. Additional writing and editing by Sydney Yeager. Music by Scott Buckley - www.scottbuckley.com.au. Additional sounds by WebbFilmUK, InspectorJ, and Tim Kahn. Special thanks to Andy Gurevich and Kayleigh Yeager. We update weekly on Mondays.
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    28 min
  • Lugh, Episode II: The Princess in the Tower
    A boy with questions. A smith with answers. A tale worth dying for.
    Godyssei is written, researched, and produced by Greg Wright. Additional writing and editing by Sydney Yeager. Music by Scott Buckley - www.scottbuckley.com.au. Additional sounds by Tim Kahn and Mr. Auralization. Special thanks to A.P. Thayer, Garrett Wright, Steve Wright, and Duane Torres. We update weekly.
    We are on social media! Find us on Facebook and Twitter at The Godyssey Podcast.
    25 min
  • Lugh, Episode I: Masters of the Four Cities
    A land is divided. A prophecy is revealed. A boy's journey begins.
    Godyssey is a weekly podcast, telling the story of a particular pantheon. Season 1 focuses on Ireland's Tuatha de Danann, written, researched, and produced by Greg Wright. Additional writing and editing by Sydney Yeager.
    Music by Scott Buckley – www.scottbuckley.com.au.
    23 min
  • Season 1: Lugh Trailer
    A boy of two worlds, come to save his people.
    A fiery-haired queen, willing to do what is necessary for her subjects.
    A goddess of death and ravens, maintaining the prophecy.
    A one-eyed tyrant, gigantic and terrible.
    In Season 1 of Godyssey, we tell the story of Lugh Lamfada, following his journey from his fostering among three parents to his rise to power, and his struggle with and against his destiny.
    Lugh: A Godyssey starts Monday, March 9th.
    Music byScott Buckley – www.scottbuckley.com.au
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    4 min
  • Welcome to Godyssey
    Gods & Heroes. Myths & Legends. Stories & Sagas. Across the world, humans have always explored their world using the same tried and true methods: storytelling. The Godyssey podcast continues that proud tradition.
    Each season we pick a particular pantheon and tell its stories, deep-diving into the motivations, the triumphs, and the tragedies that have fueled our collective imaginations since the savanna.
    For Season 1, we travel to Ireland to hear the tales of the Tuatha de Danann from the perspective of its greatest member, Lugh Lamfada. Hear his story when the Season 1 trailer drops later this week.
    Written and edited by Greg Wright.
    Music by Scott Buckley – www.scottbuckley.com.au
    4 min

About Godyssey

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Godyssey is a weekly podcast exploring the myths and legends we tell about our gods. Each season is a narrative deep-dive into a particular pantheon, developing their struggles, triumphs, and tragedies as well as their relationship with the land and each other. Season 1 explores Lugh Lamfada, of Ireland's Tuatha de Danann. In Season 2 the All-Father tells his story to a young boy only revealing his nature at the end in true Odin-style. Season 3 follows the ascent of the Queen of Heaven, Amaterasu, as she restores the balance between heaven and earth.