It's our last episode for The Titan's Curse! We finish with the death of Zoë Nightshade and the fantastical world of constellations. Then we wrap with a Major Announcement!

Atlas is a titan who was forced to hold the sky on his shoulders for all eternity. So, how did the name become associated with big books of maps?

DRAGONS

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Athena isn’t just some goddess. She just, like, better than other girls, ya know?

Listen. This started out as a normal episode about Talos with Owen (he/him) from Through the Mist podcast.

But then somebody (Darien) had to go and ask if the giant robot was alive. And all Tartarus broke loose.

Time to celebrate the ultimate Messy Bitch™: Aphrodite! Sam from The Chaos-Cast joins the pod to discuss Aphrodite as the goddess of self-love, beauty being in the eye of the beholder, and why a mortal man will NOT get away with stabbing a goddess.

This week, Darien (she/her) and DJ (he/him) explore have a tiny piece of The Odyssey that became a massive plot point in the PJO books. We're finally talking about the Lotus Eaters.

Discussing the Labors of Hercules is far too great a challenge for the siblings to take on alone. Fortunately, they've got Robert Gaymer (they/them) of @thedammemepage, Into the Riordanverse, and Entering Storybrooke to help them on this daring quest!

This week, real medical professional Maddy, RN BSN (she/her), of Fatal Flaw joins the podcast to discuss mythological medical professional, Apollo!

Podcaster, YouTuber, and author Fran McMahon (she/her) joins the pod this week to talk about girl groups, immortality, and the importance and finding a place to belong.

In Ancient Greek terms, the Hydra is like the Mothman and the Manticore is like a rhinoceros.

Darien (she/her) and DJ (he/him) present their most chaotic episode yet as they try desperately to get through The Titan's Curse.

Darien (she/her) and DJ (he/him) finish their journey through the Sea of Monsters with a proper look at Homer's epic poem. Turns out, there's a lot they didn't know about the story everyone thinks they know.

Hold on to your film studies degree, kids; Leo Garcia (he/him) (AKA GeekScorpio/Gaming Theater Presents) joins us to talk myths, MacGuffins, and Alfred Hitchcock.

In the Odyssey, Homer depicted sirens as mysterious musicians with all the world's knowledge. Later storytellers transformed sirens into... sexy naked ladies. And we hate that.

Darien (she/her) and DJ (he/him) get washed up on the island of the original witchy woman: Circe.

So, you need to get past the dreaded oceanic beasts Charybdis and Scylla. How do you survive with your ship and crew intact? DJ has a pretty good idea.