I just wanted to give a short update, about the temporary forced break. I have recently moved homes, […]
Category Archive: History & Myth Podcast
Accounts of the birth of Jesus Christ from the Bible, the gospel according to St Matthew, the new […]
On 21 August 1915 in the attack on Hill 70, Potts (although wounded in the thigh) remained for […]
We have reached our first milestone within a year of 1000 subscribers !!!! Thank you all for listening […]
Do you know, according to Greek Mythology, how the city of Athens got its name? Well then listen […]
In this episode, I talk about the first ever Constitutional Monarchy of the Hittite Empire and also some […]
The Entangled History of Ukraine & Russia | Ep 22 S This hour long episode covers the rich […]
This is a story about Kaushik, a yogi, in his early days of his spiritual past, taken from […]
In this episode, I give a brief introduction to The Declaration of Independence and then do an audio […]
Idi Amin, the Butcher of Uganda, was one of the worst dictators Africa has ever seen, or infact […]
This is a Platinum Jubilee Special episode about the life of Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of United Kingdom […]
In this episode, I give a brief history of April Fool’s Day and 5 of the most amusing […]
Half man, half bull – Minotaur was the most famous and most gruesome monster in Greek Mythology. I […]
One day, as Persephone was picking flowers, unbeknownst to her Hades, the god of the underworld happen to […]
First episode of the 2nd Season delves into a foody story about Biryani. There are countless types of […]
For this Christmas special episode, I have got together some Christmas traditions from all over the world with […]
Essex, my home county for the past decade, has been shaped by a wide variety of cultures, from […]
Bonfire Night or The Guy Fawkes Day is the foiling of the Gunpowder Plot planned for the 5th […]
Listen to the latest episode of The World of Momus: History & Myth Roller coasters are driven almost […]
What is the story of Atlantis and how did it come to Plato? Well, Timaeus and Critias, were […]
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