Rubia's subject is the Battle of Chevy Chase on this bonus episode of Myth Friday. // 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.

On this week's myth discussion, we talk about the myths of Asclepius and Imhotep for... nearly 20 minutes, jeez. Memorable quotes include, "If I remember right, they used alligator dung as an aphrodisiac." // 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.

Imhotep is the Egyptian goddess of medicine. She's also the subject of Claudius' episode this week. // If you like the show, why not tell a friend? You can find us on the web at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday. You can get in touch with us at [email protected].

Asclepius is the first Greek doctor, worshipped as a god for his miraculous healing abilities. He's also the subject of Cato's episode this week. // If you like the show, why not tell a friend? Or tell us at [email protected]. You can find us on the web at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday.

We've been reaching out to other myth podcasts, and we have some collaborations planned. Here we've got one with Mythology Central! // If you like their sound, why not check them out on Spotify, Google Music, or Apple Podcasts? If you want to hear more collabs, let us know at [email protected].

Our new guest reader, Rubia Friday, reads her first myth in this episode. It's about Pygmalion, a man who made a statue for his wife. // If you like the show, why not tell a friend? You can get in touch with us at [email protected]. You can find our home on the web at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday.

The myth analysis you know and (hopefully) mildly enjoy returns for week V. Memorable quotes include "The first big difference, the first obvious difference between them is that they're both women."// If you like the show, why not tell a friend? Or, tell us at [email protected]. You can find our home on the web at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday.

Despite my mother meeting every symptom criterion, I do not have COVID!

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Freya is the Norse goddess of love, and she's the subject of Claudius' episode this week on Myth Friday. // If you like the show, let us know at [email protected]. Or, check out our website at sites.google.com/view/mythfriday. And tell a friend.

In this episode, Cato reads about Aphrodite from National Geographic's Treasury of Greek Myths. // If you like the podcast, why not tell us at [email protected]? And let your friends know too.