raghavkarthick
Mindblowing Mythologies
Stories from mythologies all around the world
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raghavkarthick
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Latest episode
Apr 17, 2024
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Episodes
Tales of Halloween 17.04.2024 4:32
Join us as we explore the eerie history, chilling tales, and festive traditions that make Halloween the spookiest night of the year
Issun-Boshi - The Miniature Might 02.01.2024 6:03
Japanese folklore about a brave and intelligent one-inch boy
Arachne's Destiny: The Spider's Tale 04.10.2023 4:45
How did spiders come into this world? And why are they called arachnids? Let us listen to a story from the Greek mythology.
Shadowed Celestials: The Mythical Tale of Eclipses in Hindu Mythology 27.07.2023 4:49
This episode talks about why and how eclipses occur as believed in ancient Hindu Mythologies
Chelone - The nymph who became a turtle 09.05.2023 4:22
This episode is from the Greek mythology which talks about how turtles came into the world and why they are so very slow.
The Story of Multiple Universes in Hindu Mythology 04.04.2023 4:58
How vast is the universe we live in! And how many such universes exist? Listen to this podcast about a story from Hindu Mythology to learn more!!
Anansi the spider from Africa 15.02.2023 5:11
This episode is about witty African tales of Anansi the Spider. How does Anansi try to trick his friend Turtle. Does he succeed? Listen to know more.
Why are there no temples for Lord Brahma? 08.01.2023 4:40
Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are considered the Holy Trinity of Hindu religion. While Vishnu and Shiva are widely worshiped and have numerous temples dedicated to them, Brahma doesn't. Why is that? Let us find out in this episode.
Navaratri Golu - the Festival of Dolls in India 31.10.2022 7:17
In today's episode we look at the Navaratri festival of Golu celebrated in India and learn about its significance.
Trishanku - The Upside Down King 24.08.2022 5:47
This episode is from the Hindu mythology about how King Trishanku was stranded upside-down in his own heaven.
How Thor got his formidable hammer 12.06.2022 7:49
In this episode we listen to the story of how the Norse God Thor got his famous hammer, the Mjollnir
Lord Ganesha and His Love for Bermuda Grass 02.05.2022 7:47
This episode of Mind-blowing Mythologies talks about the Bermuda Grass (also called Durva grass/Arugampul in India). Bermuda grass has impressive medicinal properties. It is also significant in the Hindu Mythology as it is used to worship Lord Ganesha.
The Rise of the Phoenix 14.03.2022 5:59
This episode tells us the story of the mighty and inspiring phoenix bird.
Lord Ganesha And Super Brain Yoga 31.01.2022 4:46
This episode talks about super brain yoga and a story in Hindu Mythology related to it.
Kintaro - The Japanese Golden Boy 03.01.2022 6:48
This episode is about Kintaro, a legendary child of superhuman strength from Japanese folklore.
Dhruva the Polestar 13.12.2021 6:31
This story is about how Dhruva the prince became the Northern Polestar according to the Hindu Mythology.
The Pandora's Box 01.11.2021 4:16
This episode is about the phrase Pandora's box and the story behind it.
Time Travel in Hinduism 27.09.2021 5:32
This episode explains how Hindu mythology has stories related to space travel and time dilation.
All About Atlas 21.08.2021 4:16
Why is our book of maps called Atlas? Let us see.
Yin and Yang 11.07.2021 4:45
This episode is about how the universe was formed according to Chinese mythology
Story behind the phrase Achilles' heel 21.06.2021 4:47
This episode talks about the Greek Hero Achilles and his vulnerable heel.
CHANDRAHASA-THE FEARLESS WARRIOR 31.05.2021 7:55
THIS story is about a brave prince who fights all odds to become an able and just ruler.
The Persevering farmer 17.05.2021 3:53
This story is about a farmer and how his determination brings rain to his village
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