Ancient and very much alive civilizations and cultures still have stories to tell, in their old texts, through word of mouth, and carved out on the earth itself. Join us in the rio, fellow travelers, as we discuss the tales that have remained for centuries. 

This week, Carson, Abby, and Jeaneen, try to explain and discuss what makes up a myth, why do we tell them, and why they will prevail always. Join us, this is a slower part of the river, but nevertheless--enjoy. 

When the moon is full and the waters of the rio are as still as a grave, there is a howl much like the one many, many moons ago. But this howl is different, and the animal--a wolf--is not quite a wolf, for once, long ago, that wolf was human like us. 

Credits for sound and music go to Pixabay's archive and TheFealdoProject!