j. SNODGRASS
Animal Magic
Good-Natured Comedy about Animal Folklore, Biblical Silliness, and the Artificial Primate Habitat I call Home. What can ancient Animal Myths and Fables tell us about how to be Human in modern life? SNODGRASS is a college teacher, public speaker, and the author of Shakespeare’s Goddess, Genesis and the Rise of Civilization, and Chaos Chaos. More info at j-snodgrass.com
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j. SNODGRASS
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3 de jul. de 2026
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Episodios
Naysayers 25.02.2025 16:42
How did a donkey become the only animal prophet in the Bible? And how did horses change the lives of Indigenous Americans of the Great Plains?
Hibernating 17.02.2025 18:18
A bear visits our campsite at Allegany State Park. Michael nearly learns a valuable lesson. A Biblical prophet's baldness summons the ursine species into existence. And we learn what happens when a bear refuses to dance like a chicken.
Groundhog Day Special 03.02.2025 9:05
What's the Lifespan of your Average Magical Groundhog? Why is his February message so important? And how does Groundhog Day relate to Ancient Systems of Spring Predictions?
"Great Snakes!" 18.01.2025 16:50
A Comical Glance at the Talking Serpent of Eden, Snake-Handling Churches, and some of the Silliest Snake-stories of the Bible. Plus: Before the Garden of Eden story got so famous (and poisonous) - what did the locals of Israel actually like about Women, Snakes and Trees?
Here Be Dragons 18.01.2025 16:03
Watching the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings with my Kids I wonder - What's Humanity's great Fascination with Dragons? Where does the word come from, and what kind of Dragon-lore (good, bad, and ugly) might we find in Greek, Mayan and Chinese Mythology? And what might our long Multicultural Love-Hate Relationship with Scary Reptiles have to tell us about what it means to be Human?
Everything All of the Time 15.01.2025 14:37
How did the Human Species Survive in the Chaos of the Jungle?
For the Birds 05.01.2025 19:30
How did a Native American Raven bring light to the world? What happened to the Cratchit family goose in A Christmas Carol? And why did two Turtledoves have to die when Jesus was born?
Your Smiling Face 05.01.2025 16:35
In this very special episode, the featured creature is James Taylor (or, more specifically, his eyebrows).
Two By Two 05.01.2025 18:40
What's the first thing Noah did when the Ark landed? Can elephant sounds be translated into English? And why do I have to live in an artificial primate habitat?
Fish Story 05.01.2025 19:03
Why does James Bond look so silly under water? Was Jonah swallowed by a fish or a whale? And how big can a fish story get?
Holy Cow 02.01.2025 19:03
If you and I buy milk from the same grocery story, and it comes from the same cow - does that make us siblings? What's the difference between a Sacred Cow and a Golden Calf? And how could a cow have resolved the cosmic conflicts in Viking Mythology?
Rabbit on the Moon 02.01.2025 19:00
Why is the Easter Bunny male? And how does he lay eggs? The ancient Aztecs and Chinese agree there's a rabbit on the moon. How did it get there? And how do all these rabbits survive on the streets of Buffalo?
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