Facts vs Legends
Hello and welcome to our podcast! If you enjoy listening to folklore, myths, mysteries, and history, then you have come to the right place.Stay tuned for our show, as we will post monthly on the 15th from September to April.And of course, if you have any questions, or even…
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Beowulf: Monster, Myth, or Misremembered History? (opens the original)
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Independent historical analysis. AI-assisted production. Moderated discussions. Beowulf – Hero, History, and Monster Was Beowulf a real warrior whose deeds became legendary, or a fictional hero created to embody the values of an age? Max and Neo investigate one of the oldest surviving epic tales in European literature. From Grendel and dragons to ancient kings and archaeological discoveries, they explore the evidence, interpretations, and mysteries surrounding a story that continues to blur the
Avalon: The Isle Beyond Legend (opens the original)
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Independent historical analysis. AI-assisted production. Moderated discussions. Avalon – The Island Beyond the Mist A paradise hidden beyond the horizon. A sacred resting place of kings. A gateway to another world. For centuries, Avalon has occupied a unique place in mythology and history. Associated with King Arthur and ancient Celtic traditions, the legendary island has inspired countless theories about where it was—or if it ever existed at all. In this season premiere, Max and Neo explore the
S2 Pre-Season Intro (opens the original)
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Independent historical analysis. AI-assisted production. Moderated discussions. FACTS VS LEGENDS returns for Season 2 with Max and Neo as they explore legendary places, cryptids, heroes, historical mysteries, secret societies, and infamous figures from around the world. Each episode examines the evidence, the stories, and the competing interpretations behind some of history’s most enduring mysteries. This season’s guiding principle: Every source is an interpretation. Every interpretation deserve
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