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We return with a king who is the worst kind of father. Hear us both be disgusted with history.Trigger Warning: SA/Incest 13:29 - 14:35----LinksWebsite: <a href="https://thequestforpower.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://thequestforpower.com/</a>Twitter(X): <a href="https://x.com/Quest4PowerPod" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://x.com/Quest4PowerPod</a>Email: <a href="mailto:questforpowerpod@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">questforpowerpod@gmail.com</a>

Irish Kingdoms: Óengus Tuirmech Temrach

Ever wonder why we still tell stories about heroes and villians who may never have existed? Because the best myths reveal truths about what it means to be human.

We are a history podcast that digs into the stories that shaped how we see ourselves. Each episode, we rate and review the most compelling characters from Irish sagas, Celtic folklore, Arthurian legends, Anglo-Saxon chronicles, and Norse tales.

These epic legends are packed with dysfunctional families, political scheming, forbidden love, and violence that would make Game of Thrones blush. The characters are flawed, complex, and surprisingly relatable—even when they're wielding magical swords or transforming into ravens. 

We don't shy away from the uncomfortable parts either. Medieval storytellers didn't sugarcoat life, and neither do we. But these tales are also filled with humor, wisdom, and insights about power, loyalty, and what happens when people make terrible choices.

Some weeks we're rating a famous king everyone knows. Other weeks it's some random warrior princess from a saga most people have never heard of. What matters is that their story will grab you and never let go. Trust us, these people knew how to live dramatic lives.

Come for the entertaining drama. Stay for the surprisingly human moments behind the myths.

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Ever wonder why we still tell stories about heroes and villians who may never have existed? Because the best myths reveal truths about what it means to be human. We are a history podcast that digs into the stories that shaped how we see ourselves. Each episode, we rate and review the most compelling characters from Irish sagas, Celtic folklore, Arthurian legends, Anglo-Saxon chronicles, and Norse tales. These epic legends are packed with dysfunctional families, political scheming, forbidden love, and violence that would make Game of Thrones blush. The characters are flawed, complex, and surprisingly relatable—even when they're wielding magical swords or transforming into ravens. We don't shy away from the uncomfortable parts either. Medieval storytellers didn't sugarcoat life, and neither do we. But these tales are also filled with humor, wisdom, and insights about power, loyalty, and what happens when people make terrible choices. Some weeks we're rating a famous king everyone knows. Other weeks it's some random warrior princess from a saga most people have never heard of. What matters is that their story will grab you and never let go. Trust us, these people knew how to live dramatic lives. Come for the entertaining drama. Stay for the surprisingly human moments behind the myths.

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