When we think of the Goddess Hestia, the Goddess of the Hearth and the Home, she is not seen in many myths in Greek Mythology. She is never getting involved in revenge or wars but always maintaining the enteral flame on Olympus. But she is very essential to the Greek Pantheon because she stands for the importance of Family. So many of the Gods, and ourselves, overthink the bonds that we have with our family because, like Hestia, they are always there to the point where we sometimes forget. So come and join me and dive deep down into how Hestia keeps her enteral bond with her family going. 

Artemis and Athena are both virgin goddesses in Greek Mythology. When I was younger, I always thought myself that I was more of an Athena than an Artemis, but I was always conflicted with the question of why they were so different from each other. Now a little older than I was in middle school, I think I have the main key differences between these two sisters; even though they are both virgin goddesses, they both stand for totally different aspects of life. So come and join me as we dive deep down into these Goddesses' differences and similarities. 

When was the last time that you did something for yourself? Growing up, I was told never to be selfish, which was a good lesson for me to not act like a spoiled bratt, but when I got older, I always felt a pledge that I never deserved anything that unless it was offered to me. In this episode, I explore Aphrodite's Selfishness and how her passion gives her the freedom to do her actions for her own benefit. Yes, there is sainthood of being selfless; however that is not what this episode is about, so come and join me as we look into how Aphrodite spreads her love to others by loving herself first. 

How you ever had to make peace with your siblings? Have they ever ruined all your plans that you had worked so hard on? Even though the God Aries and the Goddess Athena are both the Gods of War in Greek Mythology, they both play completely different roles and represent different aspects. Athena, who always makes strategies and plans, is always confronted by her Brother Ares, who symbolizes bloodlust and surfing, who usually tears her precious plans into shreds. But Athena has a way around this, so come and join me today as I tell you how Athena makes peace with her pesky brother Ares.

The Frist Queen of the Gods in Greek Mythology, Rhea, was tired of seeing all her children being devoured by their father as she was helpless and couldn't stop him because she didn't have the strength. But she did not give up; because not all of us have the strength as the great heroes of so long ago, but we all the power to be the heroes of our own unique story. So come and join me as we explore Rhea's other strengths and how she lit the spark for the whole Greek Pantheon.

When Persephone was abducted from Hades and was pulled down in the Darkness of the Underworld, Demeter, her beloved mother, was searching everywhere trying to find her, and through her sorrow and grief, the plants and crops started to die beneath her feet. Join me to hear this famous story through Demeter's eyes, a story of letting go. 

What were the Stories that you were told as a child? In this Podcast, I hope to tell inspiring stories from antiquity and World Mythology. Even though these wonderful tails have been around for thousands of years, there are many lessons that can be shared. Come with me on this journey back, as I tell you tails that were left in the stardust.