Even the Gods have issues


Apollo: The Sun God Who Couldn't Stop Shining

In this episode of The Olympic Family, Harmonia introduces us to Apollo: god of music, prophecy, medicine, poetry, archery, and radiant expectations. From his dramatic birth to his flawless performances, Apollo seems like the perfect god--but perfection has its price.
As Harmonia peels back his golden reputation, we discover the pressure he places on himself, the grief behind the music, and the tragedies that follow him like shadows at noon.
Next time, we meet the only one fast enough to escape his orbit: his twin sister, Artemis.

Season 1
Episode 11

Artemis: The Goddess Who Said No

In this episode of The Olympic Family, Harmonia tells the story of Artemis--the goddess of the hunt, the moon, and the unapologetic right to say no. Born just moments before her twin Apollo, Artemis chose a different life: one of wild places, fierce protection, and sacred boundaries.
We follow her from the sacred groves of Delos to the myths that made mortals tremble--and learn how silence can be powerful, how clarity can be dangerous, and how strength sometimes looks like walking away.
Next time: the god who dances in through the back door--Dionysus.

Season 1
Episode 12

Dionysus: The God Who Danced Through the Cracks

In this episode of The Olympic Family, Harmonia invites us into the wild and wondrous world of Dionysus--the god of transformation, theater, mystery, and joy that walks the edge of madness. Born twice, raised in secret, and mocked by the Olympians, Dionysus didn't demand a throne--he danced into one.
We follow his myth through laughter and loss, masks and meaning, and a shipful of pirates who learned (the hard way) what happens when you underestimate a barefoot boy on the beach.
Next time: the age of Titans begins, and the world meets Cronus.

Season 1
Episode 13

Cronus ruled as king of the Titans

In this episode of The Olympic Family, I, Harmonia, take you back to the age before the Olympians, when my uncle Cronus ruled as king of the Titans. You'll hear how he rose to power, the prophecy that haunted him, and the terrible choice that became his greatest mistake. Along the way, I'll share what his story taught me about fear, change, and the turning of time. And just wait -- because next time, you'll meet my grandmother Rhea, whose quiet defiance changed everything.

Season 1
Episode 14

Rhea — The Mother Who Waited

Before Olympus, there was Rhea -- the Titaness who gave birth to the gods and outwitted their devouring father, Cronus. In this episode of The Olympic Family, I, Harmonia, tell you how my grandmother used silence as strategy and patience as power. You'll hear about her secret plan to save Zeus, her quiet heartbreak, and what became of her after the war was won. This is a story of courage without thunder, strength without spotlight -- and the mother behind every Olympian name you know.

Because even the gods have issues.

Season 1
Episode 15

Oceanus: The Circle That Holds the World

Before Olympus, before Poseidon, before thrones and wars and storms - there was Oceanus. The great river that encircles the world. In this long-awaited return to The Olympic Family, Harmonia reflects on the quiet power of a Titan who never sought a crown, yet nourished all who came after.She speaks of memory, of presence, and of the kinds of gods -- and people -- who shape the world not with thunder, but with constancy. Also: a new podcast has been born. And like Oceanus himself, its current runs deep.
Season 1
Episode 16

Tethys - The Quiet Sea That Remembers

Before the Olympians rose to rule, the Titaness Tethys brought water to the world - not as waves, but as the soft breath of springs, rivers, and rain. In this episode of The Olympic Family, I, Harmonia, tell you about the goddess who nourished mortals and gods alike, raised Hera in secret, and left behind no battle scars - only life. Discover why even the gods pause at the sound of running water, and why the most powerful presence might be the one you barely notice.
Season 1
Episode 17

Hyperion - The Eye That Never Closed

He's the father of the sun, the moon, and the dawn - but Hyperion was more than a parent of light. In this episode of The Olympic Family, I, Harmonia, tell you the story of the Titan who saw before the stars existed. From celestial geometry to silent legacy, you'll discover how Hyperion shaped the heavens - and why his quiet, burning gaze still echoes through time. Because sometimes, the most powerful gift isn't fire. It's vision.
Season 1
Episode 18

Theia - She Who Saw Worth in Light

Before the Olympians, before even the stars knew how to glow, Theia looked into the heart of the world and saw its value. In this episode of The Olympic Family, I, Harmonia, tell you how the Titaness of sight gave brilliance to gold, beauty to gems, and meaning to light. She didn't conquer. She revealed. This is the story of the goddess who showed gods and mortals alike what was already shining within.
Season 1
Episode 19

Iapetus - The Edge of Mortality

Some Titans gave gifts. Iapetus gave limits. In this episode of The Olympic Family, I, Harmonia, guide you through the story of the quiet, cold Titan who shaped mortality itself. From fathering Prometheus to defining the cost of choice, Iapetus never demanded worship - but he changed everything. Because without the edge of endings, nothing begins.
Season 1
Episode 20