Unfortunately, one of our hosts probably can't do the show anymore. Cato'd love to continue, but he'd need a cohost. If you'd be down to cohost, email us at [email protected].

Aaaaah! Cato almost forgot he was supposed to be running a podcast or something! He's very sorry, so he's read the first myth of the week. It's known outside China as Journey to the West. // If you like the show, why not tell a friend? Or better yet, tell us at [email protected]. You can find our home on the web at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday.

In our week VIII analysis, we discuss our week's myths, those of Persephone and Frey. Memorable moments include Cato bombing the intro and then stalling for time. (Cato accidentally scheduled this episode for noon instead of midnight, doy!) // If you like the show, why not tell a friend? Or better yet, tell us at [email protected]. You can find our home on the web at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday.

In our second myth, we hear from Claudius how Frey creates seasons and agriculture. // If you like the show, why not tell a friend? Or better yet, tell us at [email protected]. You can find our home on the web at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday.

In our first myth, which is late, (sorry) Cato reads about the Greek Goddess of agriculture and how the capture of her daughter causes seasons. // If you like the show, why not tell a friend? Or better yet, tell us at [email protected]. You can find our home on the web at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday.

For our second collaboration, we talked to an elementary teacher, and she decided to read the myth of the founding of Rome. You can find her podcast at: https://anchor.fm/susan-brewer2 // If you like the show, why not tell a friend? Or better yet, tell us at [email protected]. You can find our home on the web at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday.

In our analysis of Week VII's myths, Cato and Claudius discuss the myths of Osiris and Hades. Memorable quotes include, "There's a lot of soul-devouring going on in Egyptian myth." // If you like the show, why not tell a friend? Or better yet, tell us at [email protected]. You can find our home on the web at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday.

In our second myth of the week, Claudius reads the myth of Osiris, the Egyptian god of death and the afterlife from National Geographic. // If you like the show, why not tell a friend? Or better yet, tell us at [email protected]. You can find our home on the web at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday.

In our first myth of the week, Cato reads about Hades, Greek god of the underworld. // If you like the show, why not tell a friend? Or better yet, tell us at [email protected]. You can find our home on the web at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday.

The Egyptians had complicated rites that were performed on corpses to prepare them for the afterlife. Learn all about them in Claudius' bonus episode. // If you like the show, why not tell a friend? Or better yet, tell us at [email protected]. You can find our home on the web at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday.