Goddess Behavior

Written in Water: The Mythology of Cancer, Scorpio & Pisces 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, w...

The Sun & The Moon: Why Humans Made The Sky Personal  Before horoscopes and birth charts, humans were already looking to the sky for answers. In this episode of Goddess Behavior , we explore how cultures around the world transformed the sun and moon into gods, siblings, rulers, and symbols of power, emotion, and transformation. From Norse, Greek, Japanese, and Egyptian mythology to the origins...

The Black Forest and The Birth of Fairytales Episode Description Before fairytales became bedtime stories, they were warnings. This week on Goddess Behavior , we’re traveling into Germany’s Black Forest to explore the folklore that shaped some of the world’s most famous fairytales. We’re uncovering the real fears hidden beneath the magic. Because these stories weren’t originally written to enterta...

That’s Superstitious Behavior Episode Description Why do we still knock on wood? Why do athletes wear lucky socks? Why do actors refuse to say Macbeth in a theater? Why do people throw salt over their shoulder, avoid tempting fate, and insist they’re “not superstitious” right before checking their horoscope? This week on Goddess Behavior , we’re diving into the fascinating world of superstitions....

The Mountains Remember Too: Appalachian Folklore, Hauntings, and The Stories That Keep People Alive Before horror movies taught people to fear the woods, Appalachian folklore already did — not because the mountains were evil, but because they were alive. This week, we head deep into Appalachian folklore born in one of the oldest and most isolated mountain ranges on Earth. We unpack how Appalachian...

The Land Remembers: Native American Stories Rooted in Place What does it mean to say “the land remembers”? In this episode of Goddess Behavior , we explore Native American mythology through the elements — earth, fire, air, water, sky, and memory — looking at how different Indigenous traditions understand the natural world not as a backdrop, but as kin. This episode traces stories rooted in creatio...

The Four Treasures of the Tuatha Dé Danann: Three Weapons and One Emotional Support Cauldron Before Excalibur. Before Thor’s hammer. Before the One Ring… Ireland had four sacred treasures tied to kingship, fate, victory, and survival itself. This week on Goddess Behavior , we’re diving into the Four Treasures of the Tuatha Dé Danann: the Stone of Fál, the Spear, the Sword of Nuada and the Cauldron...

Episode 8: ACOTAR Book 6 Theory: The Power of Truth or Something Mor? Mor’s power is “truth”… but after five books, we still don’t really know what that means. In this episode, we dive into one of our biggest ACOTAR 6 theories yet: what if Mor isn’t just the Night Court’s diplomat, Rhys’s Second, or the Inner Circle’s golden girl? What if her power is tied to something much older — fate, judgment,...

That’s Triple Goddess Behavior Across mythology and folklore, powerful feminine figures appear in threes again and again — from crossroads and battlefields to the roots of the world tree itself. But the version most of us recognize today — Maiden, Mother, Crone — may not be the original story at all. In this episode of Goddess Behavior , we explore the real mythological roots of the Triple Goddess...

Folklore, Evermore, and the Power of Anonymous Stories — It’s Time To Go In This Episode Last episode, we talked about what happens when the goddess becomes the bard — when Taylor Swift steps out of the center of the myth and into the role of storyteller. This week, we stay in the woods. Because once the story belongs to folklore, it stops needing clean endings. In this episode, we’re diving into...

Folklore, Evermore, and the Power of Anonymous Stories - The Goddess Becomes the Bard In This Episode This week, we’re stepping into Folklore and Evermore —not just as albums, but as part of a much older system: Folklore as power. Storytelling as survival. And what happens when the most famous woman in the world steps out of the spotlight… and becomes the storyteller instead. The Goddess Becomes t...

Gods and Ghost Stories: Mythology vs Folklore Some stories rule empires. Others keep the kitchen running. In this episode of Goddess Behavior , we step away from gods and thunderbolts and into the quieter world of folklore — the stories passed between families, whispered at firesides, and reshaped by survival. Because while mythology explained the cosmos, folklore taught people how to endure it. I...

They’re called monsters—feared, hunted, blamed, and remembered only for their worst moments. But what if the myths got it wrong? What if “monster” was just another word for powerful, different, or inconvenient? In this episode, we turn the spotlight on some of mythology and folklore’s most infamous figures and ask the uncomfortable question: were they truly monstrous… or deeply misunderstood? From...

Power looks different depending on who’s holding it. In this episode of Goddess Behavior , we put Zeus and Odin head to head to debate what actually makes a great leader- authority, wisdom, sacrifice, or results. Lightning bolts meet long-game strategy. Considered this a divine leadership audit. In this Episode:  What leadership looks like in Greek versus Norse mythology Zeus as King of Olympus an...

Welcome to Goddess Behavior . In our very first episode, we’re stepping into the dark and the cold with Nyx and Skadi—two goddesses who don’t seek attention, don’t explain themselves, and don’t need permission to be powerful. Consider this your initiation. In This Episode • What Goddess Behavior is—and what it definitely isn’t (no dusty lectures here) • Nyx, the primordial goddess of night, and wh...

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