Episodi

  • 1 Hour of Forgotten Myths to Hear Old Songs | Where Old Gods Sleep

    1 Hour of Forgotten Myths to Hear Old Songs | Where Old Gods Sleep
    Sep 4 2026
    This quiet hour follows the old human longing to be heard: the wish that a word, a name, a chant, or a song might cross the dark and leave something gentle behind. By lamplight, the half-forgotten gods return softly — Ptah speaking the world awake, Amergin singing to Ireland, Uzume calling back the sun, Odin listening for runes among the roots of night. These twelve myths move like one slow night of breath and memory, from clay tablets and river reeds to island chants, oracle dust, ancient stones, and steppe winds. Let the stories settle low, where songs become roads, names become shelters, and the old gods sleep near the edge of hearing.
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    54 min
  • 1 Hour of Forgotten Myths for the Long Sleep | Where Old Gods Sleep

    1 Hour of Forgotten Myths for the Long Sleep | Where Old Gods Sleep
    Sep 4 2026
    This 1-hour sleep anthology follows the long sleep of gods and heroes: the old human wish to lay burdens down without being forgotten. By lamplight, twelve half-remembered traditions gather around cosmic seas, clay cities, desert stone, mountain caves, and snowbound volcanoes. Vishnu dreams on serpent waters, old Mesopotamian gods set down their baskets, the Sphinx speaks through sand, Aido-Hwedo coils beneath the world, and hidden heroes wait quietly under hills. Each myth moves slowly, softly, and faithfully toward rest.
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    53 min
  • 1 Hour of Forgotten Myths for a Small Fire | Where Old Gods Sleep

    1 Hour of Forgotten Myths for a Small Fire | Where Old Gods Sleep
    Sep 4 2026
    In this quiet hour, twelve old stories gather around one human longing: the wish for a small fire in the dark. From sky-houses and mountain shrines, from cedar forests, cold rivers, jaguar hearths, and temple stones, fire is stolen, discovered, carried, bargained for, and finally shared with mortal hands. Long after the old altars cooled, the gods and tricksters of many peoples still wait by the edge of memory. Tonight, by lamplight, we remember them softly, until the stolen ember becomes only warmth, and the night grows gentle around it.
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    54 min
  • 1 Hour of Forgotten Myths for Moonlit Vows | Where Old Gods Sleep

    1 Hour of Forgotten Myths for Moonlit Vows | Where Old Gods Sleep
    Sep 4 2026
    Beneath one slow night sky, this quiet anthology follows the longing carried by promises made to the moon and stars: vows of love, return, patience, and remembrance, kept imperfectly by gods, heroes, queens, and wanderers. By lamplight, Where Old Gods Sleep remembers old names from Ugarit, Sumer, Egypt, India, Lithuania, Aotearoa, Japan, China, Vietnam, Finland, Greece, and Alexandria, until the listener drifts among silver temples and half-forgotten constellations.
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    49 min
  • 1 Hour of Forgotten Myths at the Last Gate | Where Old Gods Sleep

    1 Hour of Forgotten Myths at the Last Gate | Where Old Gods Sleep
    Aug 11 2026
    In this one-hour sleep anthology, the old keepers of the dead stand beside quiet rivers, western seas, painted tomb doors, bridges of judgment, and cemetery gates. Each tale tends the same human feeling: the longing to be received gently when the road grows dark. By lamplight, these myths remember Anubis, Donn, Mictlantecuhtli, Meng Po, Hine-nui-te-pō, Yama, Daena, Vanth, Gangnim, Jizō, Hekate, and Baron Samedi — not as terrors, but as figures at the threshold, holding order, memory, mercy, and silence.
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    51 min
  • 1 Hour of Forgotten Myths to Weather the Storm | Where Old Gods Sleep

    1 Hour of Forgotten Myths to Weather the Storm | Where Old Gods Sleep
    Aug 11 2026
    Tonight’s hour gathers old stories of rising water, darkened skies, and the quiet mercy that comes after fear. By lamplight, the myths move from Nile stone to Sumerian mountains, from Slavic thunder-oaks to Vietnamese floods, from tide jewels to winter seas made calm. These are not tales of conquest, but of shelter: the human wish to be held when the world grows too loud. Long after their temples fell silent, the old gods still keep a place beside the river, beneath the hill, and under the soft roof of night.
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    58 min
  • 1 Hour of Forgotten Myths of Gentle Monsters | Where Old Gods Sleep

    1 Hour of Forgotten Myths of Gentle Monsters | Where Old Gods Sleep
    Jul 21 2026
    Long after the temples fell quiet, some monsters in the old stories still kept a softer name hidden beneath scales, feathers, river mist, or shadow. Tonight’s forgotten myths follow beings who were once gentle, once beloved, once guardians, once human enough to tremble before the dark changed them. By lamplight, these tales move softly through China, Slavic rivers, Japan, Persia, India, Mesopotamia, Yoruba lands, Māori waters, Ireland, and the winter forests of the north. They are not told to frighten, but to remember what pain can disguise, what names can wound, and what tenderness may still sleep inside the shape the world fears.
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    53 min
  • 1 Hour of Forgotten Myths of Mercy | Where Old Gods Sleep

    1 Hour of Forgotten Myths of Mercy | Where Old Gods Sleep
    Jul 21 2026
    In this quiet hour, the old gods are remembered not for thunder alone, but for the moments when they softened: when a hand was stayed, a child was spared, a lost soul was guided, or a broken world was gently mended. By lamplight, these twelve forgotten myths drift through Egypt, Sumer, Ugarit, Ireland, Finland, Yorubaland, the winter forests, the halls of Thor, ancient China, Hawaiʻi, the rain gardens of Tlaloc, and the shrine of Shiva — one continuous night of mercy granted in the dark.
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    56 min