Paul Bianchi sits down with his best friend and comedic writing partner Sarah Oliver to teach her ev
The story of the Princess of Bekhten led Paul down a rabbit hole of Demons, Khonsu, and the Folk Pra
Khnemu, Imhotep, and the Seven Year Famine are the subjects, but Sarah's more intereseted in Asqet a
Sarah surprises Paul with a non-myth related Q&A session. Aliens, Ghosts, hopes, and fears and prett
Paul circles back to tell Sarah about the Bovine Love Goddess, Hathor and the Ibis god of wisdom, Th
Paul talks about one of Sarah's favorite topics- Cats! And not just any cats, the feline Goddesses B
Paul talks to Sarah about the Theban Trio, Shemzu, god of smashing heads, and the Cannibal Hymn. Wan
Nepthys finally gives birth to her divine bastard, embalmer of the gods, the jackal-headed deity of
Paul details the 24/7 boat cruise that made up Ra's existence, a never-ending journey through the he
In perhaps the most explicit episode to date, Paul details the night Seth cemented himself as the or
The saga of family drama continues. Paul dives into Seth, Child Horus, and Thoth and entertains Sara
Paul tells Sarah about the king of the gods who would become the King of the underworld. And about I
Several kingdoms had conflicting and overlapping origin myths. Paul regales Sarah with three tales f
Paul introduces Sarah to the Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms of Egypt - Thousands of Years where Egypt
Sarah and Paul reach the Norse mythology climax in the end of times called Ragnorok. Want More Mythu
Sarah tells Paul the story of Loki losing favor with the gods and his gruesome punishment. Want Mor
Sarah tells Paul about the poem Lokasenna in which Loki lets his lips flap about every single god in
Sarah and Paul reach the end of Loki’s fun and games in the myth The Death of Baldur. Want More Myth
Sarah tells Paul the very strange “otters random” myth accompanied by, you guessed it; Thor terroriz
Sarah tells Paul about the retribution paid to giantess Skadi by way of fancy feet, followed by yet
In this double hitter Sarah and Paul discuss the fortification of Asgard and the kidnapping of Idun,
