Darien (she/they) and DJ (he/him) examine too many images in a non-visual medium as they explore the history of the Gorgon sisters.

Darien (she/they) and DJ (he/him) jump into the next Heroes of Olympus book by asking a very important question: Why is The Son of Neptune so much better than The Lost Hero?

Darien (she/they) did NOT break her promise! It's the Medea episode! DJ (he/him) is very proud. 

It's an episode about wolves! So, of course, DJ (he/him) tackles the research for this one. Meanwhile, Darien (she/they) has a breakdown and rewrites all of Heroes of Olympus.

Darien (she/they) and DJ (he/him) immediately abandon the episode topic order and skip to the original king of bling, Midas. 

How did Rome get away with copying Greece's homework like this? They would have totally gotten detention if they were in our sixth grade social studies class!

Why hasn’t Percy Jackson ever gone to Atlantis? Is it even a real myth? What makes something a real myth, anyway? Author Sian Ingham (they/them) joins the pod to set ALL the stories straight! 

We return to Camp Half-Blood and kick off The Heroes of Olympus series. Is it as bad as the fandom says? Let's find out! 

It's the last episode of our Egyptian mythology season. Let's spend it talking about one goddess, one god, and two real dudes.

Time to talk about the Greek and Egyptian crossover short stories that had huge lore implications which haven't been revisited in a decade. 

The number one book you should read at least once in your (after)life.

This episode is not for listeners with ophidiphobia.

It's time to cover what is arguably the most iconic deity of the Egyptian pantheon: Anubis!

Back by popular threat, Tim (he/him) and AJ (he/they) from Standby Podcast return to call down the power of the moon and discuss another pop culture reinterpretation of a mythical deity. 

This week, the hosts learn the best way to worship Sekhmet (21+ only) and that Hathor is so much more than a sleepy cow. 

We finally watched Moon Knight! 

PODCAST CHALLENGE: Can two siblings discuss three gods (Hapi, Babi, and Nekhbet) in under 30 minutes?

We didn't watch Moon Knight, so we're kicking off 2026 with the crocodile god, Sobek!

Y'all want to hear Darien talk about a 900ish page dissertation published in 1989? You're in luck!

What better way to celebrate our fourth year of discussing Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol than by ranking all 35 adaptations we've discussed in years past?