Welcome to Mythologies Podcast where the expansion of imagination and perception is never limited by mythology but enhanced by its understanding. We all love mythology, what is there not to like about a good story but are we missing the best story? The history and process of mythology is an epic saga as big as human history and a cracking tale all of its own. How can we tell what is myth and what is history? Are we operating our own mythologies and if so why, how and where? How do we develop a method to examine mythologies? If you like to think for yourself then this is definitely for you.
Mythologies by Jack Adams
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Welcome to Mythologies Podcast where the expansion of imagination and perception is never limited by mythology but enhanced by its understanding. We all love mythology, what is there not to like about a good story but are we missing the best story? The history and process of mythology is an epic saga as big as human history and a cracking tale all of its own. How can we tell what is myth and what is history? Are we operating our own mythologies and if so why, how and where? How do we develop a method to examine mythologies? If you like to think for yourself then this is definitely for you.
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Recent Episodes
February 17, 2021
A conversation with Simon Roper: Toponymy, the study of meaning behind place names.
<p>Simon Roper is a fascinating man with a rare ability to communicate the old languages of English history. His YouTube channel is a must for anyone interested in a compelling interpretation of history through language. Our conversations together blend ideas of mythology and linguistic history to open up the imagination of the listener to new ways of looking at our landscapes. In this conversation, we are discussing how history is contained within place names.</p>
February 8, 2021
The Days of the Week: a conversation with Simon Roper about Saxon Gods
<p>Another episode in the series, "A Conversation with Simon Roper". In this exchange, we discuss ideas behind the meaning, history and mythology in the names of the days of the week.</p> <p>Please like, comment and subscribe as it all helps. Simon has his own YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChnRk6mxWsSOGElm8phdSxw Absolutely well worth a look.</p> <p>You can support Mythologies at https://www.patreon.com/mythologies. There you will be able to get access to all sorts of merchandising in return for supporting the channel. As the year goes on (2021) and more content is generated, Patreon supporters will be given opportunities for all sorts of events and situations.</p>
January 21, 2021
The Death of Free Speech?
<p>Free Speech is an issue of our times consequently it is appropriate to ask what the term means and what is the history of the idea. To what extent is free Speech a mythology? Have we ever had Free Speech? Even when we think we own such a facility of freedom to what extent is such a belief true or substantive? Are we allowed not only to ask questions about Free Speech but also to challenge and critically discuss what it all means?</p> <p>As always, Mythologies investigates what we believe to be true from a sociological standpoint with the intention of creating a platform for critical debate and mature consideration of the issues around what we believe to be true.</p>
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