ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Women and Mythology is a soulful exploration of myth as a living force in our contemporary lives. This podcast sits at the intersection of ancestral stories, feminine wisdom, and creative awakening.
In Season 1, I tell ancestral myths and fairy tales, followed by rich symbolic commentary. In Season 2, I’m joined by mythologists from around the world, weaving conversations that awaken the soul and call you back to your deepest self.
If you’re longing to live with more meaning, beauty, and connection to the old wisdom, this is for you. Welcome to the mythic life!
This podcast is part of the Joseph Campbell MythMaker℠ Podcast Network.
Explore more offerings at: https://www.womenandmythology.com
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 26 days
Average audio length:
34 minutes
English
United States
49 episodes
since Nov. 11, 2021
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Menstruation, reverence, sacred images of the feminine, and Inanna all come together in this conversation with mythologist, Goddess Studies scholar, and author Dr. Annalisa Derr.
Through the ancient Sumerian myth of Inanna’s descent, we explore the body as living mythology, feminine sovereignty, th…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Ancient Peru, the living land, and the wisdom of the more-than-human world weave through this conversation with K.M. Huber, author of Call of the Owl Woman and Dance of the Owl Woman.
Together, we explore the ancient Nasca world, the meeting place between archaeology and imagination, Andean cosmolo…
Fairy tales, symbols, and the transformative power of stories weave through this conversation with Michelle Tocher, award-winning Canadian author, storyteller, and founder of Wonderlit.
Together, we explore the noble feminine heart of the princess, witches and fairy godmothers, Briar Rose and the w…
In this special solo episode, Maria tells the European folktale of Fox Woman and explores some of its central symbols: the soul self, the archetype of beauty, and the home as an image of the psyche. She also shares why myths and fairy tales have become such an essential part of her own life, and in…
Ancient religion, imagination, and the living world weave through this conversation with Gabriela Gutiérrez, writer, mythopoetic researcher, and independent scholar.
Together, we explore the prehistoric roots of the Greek gods, dreams, ritual, the transformation of the ancient goddesses, and how st…
The sacred feminine, women’s spiritual inheritance, and the search for sovereignty are at the heart of this conversation with Liz Childs Kelly, author of Home to Her.
Together, we explore the sacred feminine as both a historical reality and a lived experience, discussing embodied wisdom, women’s st…
Myth, embodiment, and the psychology of transformation are weaved in this conversation with Carly Mountain, psychotherapist and author of Descent and Rising and Untamed Pleasure.
In this episode, we explore the myth of Inanna as a guide to the underworld journey, those moments that dismantle identi…
Myth, archetype, and cultural diagnosis meet in this conversation with Kristina Dryza, archetypal consultant, writer, and cultural reader whose work explores the invisible patterns shaping both individual lives and the collective psyche.
In this episode, we explore what Kristina describes as a year…
Myth, history, and spiritual inquiry come together in this conversation with Anne Baring, scholar, author, and one of the leading voices on the Divine Feminine.
Anne’s work spans decades of independent research into mythology, religion, art history, depth psychology, and cosmology. She is the co-au…
What happens when myth finds you, when a story begins to mirror your own becoming?
In this heartfelt conversation, Dr. Stephanie Zajchowski and I explore myth as a living companion, something to enter rather than analyze. We trace her journey from corporate marketing to mythology, through the initi…
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