A Mythic Podcast

21/10/2024

Just released:
The Grafton Monster, The Golem of Prague and a Norse Giant.

I know it's been a minute and we apologize. Life is doing it's thing and we're holding on to our pants.

Below is a picture of a statue of the Golem of Prague and the Grafton Monster from Fallout 76.
Could they be the same creature?
What do you think?

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https://open.spotify.com/episode/1cRX4iHLUnKSbX2Id9tYme?si=VRHmKx7uQ86RZ9AGC_ka2A

17/07/2024

Now that's cool!

Tribute to Shelley Duvall at the Stanley Hotel. ❤️

16/07/2024

🎙✨️ On today’s episode Michelle talks about 4 of the baddest women to ever sail the seas, or rivers. Men have had all of the credit, until now. Listen to discover the history behind these strong and courageous women who have had their stories untold for way too long.

Ching Ye Sao: The enigmatic pirate queen of the South China Sea. Her fleet of ships struck fear into the hearts of imperial forces. She ascended to heights that no other pirate, man or woman can claim.💰⚓️

Sadie the Goat Farrell: Earless and fancy-free, Sadie settled into a not so quiet life of mayhem and piracy, hijacking sailboats along the Hudson River. But as her crew grew, and their exploits became known, they soon found themselves in more trouble than they could handle. 🐐⛵️

Awilda, also known as Alwilda, was a Scandinavian princess who defied convention. Instead of accepting an arranged marriage, she chose a different path—one that led her to the high seas. Did she ever find true love?👑🗡

Jeanne de Clisson, the Lioness of Brittany: A French noblewoman turned pirate after her husband’s ex*****on. Vowing revenge against France, she sailed the seas, overtaking all French ships and leaving very few alive on board. Her black ships dressed with red sails—a symbol of her wrath, wreaked havoc for over a decade.🌊🗡️

https://open.spotify.com/episode/03tdPYJYnPUGxaFHfyPnUL?si=clSv0B5HSBisCi9WxJVDZg

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09/07/2024

✨️🎙Join us today as Nick talks about The Island of the Dolls! 🌴👁️‍🗨️ 👶Located in the canals of Xochimilco, south of Mexico City, this eerie spot is a popular place for supernatural tourists to visit. 🎧

In the mid-20th century, the island’s resident recluse, owner, Don Julián Santana Barrera, began collecting dolls and hanging and nailing them around the small island. Legend has it that he found a doll drifting down the canal after coming across the body of a young girl who had drowned. He believed that it belonged to her, so he hung it from a tree as a talisman to protect against evil spirits. 😈👺👹👿

Since Barrera’s death in 2001, the island has been open to the public and visitors report seeing the dolls move, whispering to each other, laughing, crying and people occasionally place offerings for miracles and blessings around the island.
✨️ 🙏👻👀

30/06/2024

Hey everyone, just popping in to let everyone know that we will be a little delayed this week. We hope to catch up quickly and are aiming for two episodes by next Monday.
Due to hectic work schedules and some other things we just couldn't find the time this past week.
Stay tuned on a release date and time for what should be tomorrow's episode.
Thanks for hanging in there ya'll!
~Michelle

24/06/2024

🎙 New Episode Alert! 🎧

👻 “The Bell Witch: Haunting in 19th-Century Tennessee; A Force to be Reckoned With"✨️

Join Michelle as she dives into the chilling legend of the Bell Witch. From 1817 to 1821, the Bell family faced an invisible terror that spoke, manipulated the environment, and struck fear into the community. 🏘👀
John Bell Sr. and his daughter Betsy endured brutal and unexplained abuse by this malevolent entity. Secrets, transgressions, and unsuspecting characters all played a part in this eerie tale. Don’t miss this intense journey into Middle Tennessee’s haunted past! 🌙🌳🧙

Listen now on Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0ZTNoebJD2BNma5jIUrwLy?si=TtPva1wnSTiT_jPF7qjKuw

19/06/2024

New episode out now!

In this episode Nick tells us all about the legend of the Wendigo, as well as the strange disorder known as “Wendigo Psychosis” go check it out!

08/06/2024

Hey guys! Nick here

Due to the fact that me and Michelle both have had an absolute crazy busy week, we have decided to take a small break. I’m currently researching our next topic and am nowhere near done with it. This one is gonna be another heavy hitter and one that I cannot shorten in good conscience so we’re gonna take a bit more time to get things situated. So sorry for any inconvenience but we promise we’ll be back in a week for our regularly scheduled programming!

05/06/2024

Hey everyone!!
We have crossed over into triple digits on followers!!
(Insert me doing a little dance right here)
I want to thank Silver Morgan - writer and Diamond’Inspirations for sharing!!
Go check them out ya'll.
We are happy to help boost other pages, especially when they help us.
~Michelle

03/06/2024

On today’s episode we are doing the first episode of "Weird S**t that has Happened! #1"

I hope to cover as much weird s**t as I can because we all know the world we live in can be crazy as hell.
I won't tell you exactly what the episode is about. You have to listen to find out!!
~Michelle

https://spotify.link/qWqvIdia8Jb

Pictures from:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toothache
https://hackaday.com/2019/01/22/the-1859-carrington-event/
https://www.medievalists.net/2012/07/a-brief-history-of-ergotism-from-st-anthonys-fire-and-st-vitus-dance-until-today/

27/05/2024

On today’s episode, Nick tells us all about the dark and tragic past of Poveglia Island. An island in Venice that started as a Quarantine settlement for those who suffered from the Bubonic Plague and later became a Mental Hospital infamous for its inhumane treatment towards its patients. To no surprise, It’s been named one of the most haunted locations on Earth.

Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3h0Rl3BK6Fcl4OBSVOPjZ6?si=2JfKj-2iRU2tnaX8svFcbQ

20/05/2024

🎙✨️🧛‍♂️On today’s episode, we will be covering Dracula and the historical roots that are said to be behind the character created in the 1897 novel, Dracula, written by Bram Stoker. The inspiration for Dracula traces back to real-life figures.

Vlad the Impaler, known for brutal and shocking ex*****ons and Elizabeth Báthory, the “Blood Countess,” are both thought to have influenced vampire lore.
“Dracula” weaves real history into a timeless vampire tale. 🦇📖✨

Vlad III, also known as Vlad the Impaler, ruled Wallachia (modern-day Romania) during the 15th century. His horrific methods of ex*****on earned him the infamous nickname. His reign was marked by violence and cruelty. The bloodthirsty vampire’s name itself is derived from “Drăculea,” a title associated with Vlad III.⚔️🛡🤺

Elizabeth Báthory is another historical figure linked to vampiric legends. She is often referred to as the Blood Countess.
Báthory was accused of torturing and killing young girls. While the extent of her atrocities remains debated, her story has fueled myths and horror tales. Some even consider her a precursor to the vampire archetype.🕯🗝💃

Stoker’s novel weaves together elements from folklore, history, and his own imagination. It tells the story of Count Dracula’s attempt to move from Transylvania to England, where he seeks new victims.
The novel is structured as a collection of letters, diary entries, and newspaper clippings, creating an immersive and suspenseful narrative.📜📃✒️

Dracula” has left an incredible mark on popular culture, inspiring countless adaptations, films, and TV shows. The vampiric creatures owe much to Stoker’s work, shaping our perception of these supernatural beings.📽📼📚
Whether through Vlad’s historical brutality or Báthory’s macabre legend, the roots of Dracula’s character run deep.🪦⚰️🩸

In short, “Dracula” merges history, folklore, and horror, creating a timeless tale that continues to captivate audiences.🏰⏳️🌠

https://spotify.link/zNnzo2mPKJb

Picture from: https://www.quotev.com/story/8481487/Elizabeth-Bathory-and-Vlad-Dracula-Historys-Vampires/6

16/05/2024

Hey, Podcast Community! 🎧

Nick and I are thrilled to have you as part of our podcast family! 🌟 As we dive into the fascinating world of myths, legends, and folklore, we want to hear from YOU. What topics would you like us to explore? 🗺️ Whether it’s ancient tales of gods and heroes, mysterious creatures, or magical realms, drop your suggestions below! 📝✨

Remember, your feedback shapes our content, and we can’t wait to create episodes that resonate with your interests. Let’s embark on this mythical journey together! 🎙️🌿

Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments or send us a direct message. 💌

Stay curious and keep those headphones on! 🎧🔮

Michelle & Nick 🎙️

13/05/2024

Kappa: Guardians of Watery Secrets

In the mystical waters of Japanese folklore, Kappas reign supreme. These mischievous water imps, with their dish-like heads, have fascinated generations. Legends tell of their attacks on unsuspecting humans, their love for cucumbers, and their peculiar weakness—a polite bow that spills the water from their heads.

Join us as we dive into the watery world of Kappas, exploring their origins, quirks, and enduring cultural significance. From guardian spirits to playful tricksters, Kappas remind us that even in the depths, magic awaits.

🎙️😊https://spotify.link/l1INPsY4yJb

Listen, like and follow!!

Picture:
http://pinktentacle.com/2007/03/edo-period-kappa-sketches/

08/05/2024

Hey guys!

Nick here, sorry i haven’t been posting on here, but that’s gonna change!
I’m currently doing research on my next topic, and I just gotta say y’all are in for a doozy!!!
This topic is way crazier than I thought it was gonna be, and I’m excited!
I’ll give yall a fun lil hint on what it might be, let me know y’all’s guesses in the comments!!!

06/05/2024

In today’s episode, we dive into the enigmatic world of the Great Sphinx of Giza. Join us as we explore the different theories on this ancient marvel. We’ll discuss the Sphinx’s true age, the geological evidence that challenges conventional timelines, and the intriguing debate over the possibility of it's different uses. Don’t miss this compelling conversation that sheds new light on one of Egypt’s most mysterious landmarks.

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