First things first, I mucked up Hymir's name multiple times throughout the story. It's unfortunate, but too much work had been done by the time I realized it to go back and fix it. For clarity: It's Hymir ("Him-ear") not Hymnir ("Him-near") - Hymnir is not even a character in Norse Mythology that I am aware of and I don't know why I landed on pronouncing it that way for most of the story. But, besides that, this is a good one and you should love it.

Notes forthcoming

When you're a Cherokee hunter and you go out a'hunting for your family, it's perhaps not a bad idea to team up with a panther to make the hunt easier. Or maybe it's a terrible idea. You'll need to listen to this episode, featuring a brave Cherokee hunter and a strong panther, to find out.

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CREDITS & NOTES

Inspiration for rewrite : "Myths of the Cherokee", by James Mooney [1902]

Writing and Narration by : Tanner Campbell

Sound Design by : Quinn Greenhaus

Music licensed through: Artlist.io

SFX licensed through: Artlist.io and Boom Library

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