Goddess Behavior
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<p>Ancient Audacity. Modern Women. Myths Made Easy. </p>
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July 22, 2026
The Cities Beneath the Sea: Lost Kingdoms, Flood Myths, and the Civilizations We Can’t Let Go
<p><b>The Cities Beneath the Sea: Lost Kingdoms, Flood Myths, and the Civilizations We Can’t Let Go</b></p><p></p><p>What if the greatest civilization in history didn’t disappear—it simply sank beneath the waves?</p><p>From Atlantis to the Welsh kingdom of Cantre’r Gwaelod, from the Breton city of Ys to flood myths found on nearly every continent, humans have been telling stories about lost worlds for thousands of years. But these myths aren’t just about mysterious cities or catastrophic floods. They’re about memory, identity, survival, and the fear that everything we’ve built could one day be forgotten. This week on <i>Goddess Behavior</i>, we dive beneath the surface to explore the mythology of drowned kingdoms, hidden civilizations, and why the ocean has always been the perfect place to bury our greatest stories.</p><p></p><p><b>In This Episode</b></p><ul><li>Atlantis, Ys and Cantre’r Gwaelod</li><li>What archaeology tells us about ancient floods and rising seas</li><li>Why church bells are said to ring beneath the ocean</li><li>How myths preserve cultural memory long after civilizations disappear</li></ul><p></p><p><b>Goddess Behavior Take</b></p><p>Maybe Atlantis was real. Maybe it wasn’t.</p><p>The more interesting question is why humans have never stopped imagining worlds beneath the sea. These myths remind us that we don’t just fear destruction—we fear being forgotten. Empires fall, coastlines change, and monuments crumble, but stories endure. Long after cities disappear beneath the waves, mythology keeps their memory alive. Sometimes the greatest legacy a civilization leaves behind isn’t its architecture—it’s the stories people refuse to stop telling.</p><p></p><p><b>Why This Still Matters</b></p><p>As sea levels rise, coastlines change, and archaeologists continue uncovering ancient settlements beneath the water, these stories feel more relevant than ever. But beyond the science, they speak to something deeply human: our desire to preserve what matters. Every generation wonders what will survive after it’s gone. Flood myths remind us that while the world may change, memory, resilience, and storytelling have always helped humanity begin again.</p><p></p><p><b>Listen If You Love</b></p><ul><li>Atlantis and lost civilization theories</li><li>Mythology, folklore, and ancient mysteries</li><li>Flood myths from around the world</li><li>Sarah J. Maas and <i>Crescent City</i></li><li>Stories about hidden kingdoms and civilizations</li></ul><p></p><p><b>Join The Inner Circle!</b></p><p>✨ Follow <b>Goddess Behavior</b> for weekly mythology, drama, and meaning!</p><p>⭐️ Rate & review to help other legendary mortals find us!</p><p>📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & Youtube <b>@goddessbehaviorpod</b></p><p></p><p>Hosted by Steph & Laura </p><p>New Episodes Every Wednesday!</p><p>Stay Bold. Stay Curious.✨That’s Goddess Behavior✨</p><p></p><p>00:00 Introduction to Goddess Behavior Podcast</p><p>00:34 Exploring Lost Cities Beneath the Sea</p><p>02:54 Why Do We Tell Stories About Lost Worlds?</p><p>09:42 Atlantis: The City That Wouldn’t Stay Lost</p><p>17:59 The Fall of Atlantis: Hubris & Corruption</p><p>19:03 Goddess Behavior Take On Atlantis</p><p>21:03 The Haunting Legend of Ys</p><p>26:36 The Fall of the City of Ys</p><p>30:09 The Paris Prophecy</p><p>32:03 Goddess Behavior's Take on Ys</p><p>34:31 Cantre’r Gwaelod: The Kingdom Beneath The Bay</p><p>38:26 Goddess Behavior's Take on Cantre'r Gwaelod</p><p>41:05 Lessons from Flood Myths</p><p>44:54 Exploring Ancient Flood Myths</p><p>46:34 Why Are Flood Myths Everywhere?</p><p>48:28 Lost Cities in Pop Culture</p><p>50:17 The Blue Court: The City Beneath Crescent City</p><p>01:10:43 Goddess Behavior Take</p><p>01:14:42 Like, Subscribe, Leave A Review!</p><p>01:14:56 Thanks For Watching!</p>
July 15, 2026
Beautiful Things That Drown You: Sirens, Mermaids & Sea Creatures
<p><b>Beautiful Things That Drown You: Sirens, Mermaids & Sea Creatures</b></p><p></p><p>The ocean has always inspired two emotions at the same time: wonder and fear. Long before humans could map the deep or explain storms, currents, and disappearances, we filled the water with stories. Mermaids. Sirens. Selkies. Sea monsters. Across cultures separated by oceans and centuries, people imagined beautiful, mysterious beings waiting just beneath the surface.</p><p></p><p>In this episode of <i>Goddess Behavior</i>, we’re diving into the myths behind these legendary creatures—and exploring what they reveal about humanity’s relationship with the unknown.</p><p></p><p><b>In This Episode</b></p><p></p><ul><li>Why the shoreline is one of mythology’s most powerful liminal spaces</li><li>The surprising truth about the original Greek Sirens (hint: they weren’t mermaids)</li><li>Sea folklore from around the world</li><li>Sea monsters like the Kraken, Leviathan, and Jörmungandr</li><li>The darker origins of <i>The Little Mermaid</i></li><li>How modern pop culture continues to reinvent mermaid mythology</li></ul><p></p><p><b>Goddess Behavior Take</b></p><p></p><p>Mermaids have survived for thousands of years because they represent one of humanity’s oldest dreams: that another world exists just beyond the one we know. Every generation creates the mermaid it needs—a monster, a heroine, a warning, or a symbol of transformation. These stories remind us that mythology has never just been about what’s beneath the waves. It’s about our endless curiosity, our fear of the unknown, and our hope that mystery still exists in the world.</p><p></p><p><b>Why This Still Matters</b></p><p></p><p>Even with satellites, submarines, and modern science, we’ve explored only a small fraction of Earth’s oceans. The deep sea remains one of the last great frontiers, and that’s part of why these myths continue to resonate. We may not believe in sirens the way the ancient Greeks did, but we still tell stories about what waits beyond the horizon. The creatures change. The questions don’t.</p><p></p><p><b>Listen If You Love</b></p><p></p><ul><li>Mythology, folklore, and legendary creatures from around the world</li><li>Celtic, Greek, Slavic, Japanese, and African folklore</li><li>Stories about the ocean, sea monsters, and maritime legends</li><li>Exploring the deeper meanings behind myths and pop culture</li></ul><p></p><p><b>Join The Inner Circle!</b></p><p></p><p>✨ Follow <b>Goddess Behavior</b> for weekly mythology, drama, and meaning!</p><p>⭐️ Rate & review to help other legendary mortals find us!</p><p>📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & Youtube <b>@goddessbehaviorpod</b></p><p></p><p>Hosted by Steph & Laura </p><p>New Episodes Every Wednesday!</p><p></p><p>Stay Bold. Stay Curious.✨That’s Goddess Behavior✨</p><p></p><p>00:17 Introduction to Goddess Behavior Podcast</p><p>01:07 Exploring Water Myths and Creatures</p><p>02:56 The Mystery of Liminal Spaces</p><p>06:25 Ancient Water Goddesses and Their Evolution</p><p>08:40 The Transformation of Sirens in Mythology</p><p>11:57 The Temptation of Knowledge and Validation</p><p>13:08 Mermaids and Their Global Stories</p><p>16:31 The Heartbreak of Selkies</p><p>19:11 Kelpies: The Beautiful Yet Dangerous Spirits</p><p>22:58 Marrows and the Longing for Home</p><p>25:03 The Lorelei: Temptation and Danger</p><p>26:18 Mermaids and Their Cultural Significance</p><p>28:13 The Haunting Rasulka of Slavic Folklore</p><p>29:50 The Unsettling Ningyo of Japanese Mythology</p><p>32:43 Mami Wata: The Powerful Water Spirit</p><p>35:30 Sea Monsters: Filling the Unknown</p><p>37:44 The Tragic Tale of The Little Mermaid</p><p>38:27 Reinterpretations of Mermaid Stories</p><p>47:05 The Enduring Mystery of Mermaids</p><p>49:56 Like, Subscribe, Leave a Review!</p><p>50:10 Thanks For Watching!</p>
July 8, 2026
Written in Water: The Mythology of Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces
<p><b>Written in Water: The Mythology of Cancer, Scorpio & Pisces</b></p><p>Before the zodiac became horoscope memes, it was mythology. In this episode, we’re diving beneath the surface of Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces to explore the constellation stories, ancient myths, and pop culture archetypes that shaped the water signs. From Hercules and the Hydra, Orion, to Typhon, & the depths of the ocean itself, we uncover why these signs have always represented far more than simply being “emotional.”</p><p></p><p><b>In This Episode</b></p><ul><li>Astrology basics: elements, modalities, and ruling planets</li><li>Why ancient people created constellations</li><li>The Myths Behind Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces</li><li>Pop culture archetypes from your favorite books, movies, and tv shows</li></ul><p></p><p><b>Goddess Behavior Take</b></p><p>Modern astrology often reduces the water signs to personality traits: Cancer is sensitive, Scorpio is intense, and Pisces is dreamy. But the original myths tell a much bigger story. Cancer survives through protection. Scorpio survives through transformation. Pisces survives through surrender. Together, they remind us that some of life’s greatest strength isn’t found in conquering the world—it’s found in surviving the experiences that change us forever and still remaining capable of love, hope, imagination, and connection. That’s water sign behavior.</p><p></p><p><b>Why This Still Matters</b></p><p>The zodiac wasn’t originally created to tell people who they were. It helped explain a world that felt mysterious, dangerous, and unpredictable. These constellations carried stories about loyalty, sacrifice, power, loss, rebirth, and survival. They gave people a way to make meaning out of chaos. Thousands of years later, we’re still asking many of the same questions. We just tell those stories through movies, books, music, personality tests, and astrology instead of around a fire beneath the stars.</p><p></p><p><b>Listen If You Love…</b></p><ul><li>Greek mythology and constellation stories</li><li>Astrology beyond daily horoscopes</li><li>Mythology hidden in modern pop culture</li></ul><p></p><p><b>Join The Inner Circle!</b></p><p>✨ Follow <b>Goddess Behavior</b> for weekly mythology, drama, and meaning!</p><p>⭐️ Rate & review to help other legendary mortals find us!</p><p>📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & Youtube <b>@goddessbehaviorpod</b></p><p></p><p>Hosted by Steph & Laura </p><p>New Episodes Every Wednesday!</p><p>Stay Bold. Stay Curious.✨That’s Goddess Behavior✨</p><p></p><p>00:00 Exploring Astrology's Water Signs and Mythology</p><p>04:51 Astrology Basics: Understanding the Zodiac</p><p>07:35 Astrology Through Mythology</p><p>09:30 Cancer: The Start of Emotional Journey</p><p>15:48 The Myth of Cancer: Hercules and the Crab</p><p>18:58 The Emotional Depth of Cancer Archetypes</p><p>22:29 Cancer Coded Characters</p><p>23:51 Which Taylor Swift Album is Cancer?</p><p>24:44 Famous Cancarians</p><p>26:14 Goddess Behavior's Take on Cancer</p><p>27:29 Understanding Scorpio: Myths and Misconceptions</p><p>34:06 The Myth of Scorpio: Orion and The Scorpion</p><p>37:48 Scorpions in Mythology</p><p>40:19 Transformation and Redemption in Scorpio Stories</p><p>41:26 Scorpio Coded Characters</p><p>43:12 Which Taylor Swift Album is Scorpio?</p><p>45:07 Famous Scorpios</p><p>49:43 Goddess Behavior's Take on Scorpio</p><p>51:50 Exploring the Depths of Pisces</p><p>57:01 The Myth of Pisces: Aphrodite, Eros, and Typhon</p><p>01:00:57 The Enduring Symbolism of Fish and Water</p><p>01:04:23 Pisces Archetypes in Popular Culture</p><p>01:09:30 Which Taylor Swift Album is Pisces?</p><p>01:10:36 Famous Pisces</p><p>01:12:37 The Importance of Mythology in Astrology</p><p>01:17:45 Introduction to Goddess Behavior</p><p>01:17:45 Exploring Boldness and Curiosity</p><p>01:18:00 Thanks for watching!</p>
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