Once again we are returning to the work of Homer. The Odyssey is a timeless classic that has reverberated throughout antiquity. Though a wild and enchanting tale, it explores mysterious aspects of the human experience such as love, family mortality, and suffering. Join us as we follow the story of Odysseus and his journey home from the Trojan War!

Would you eat food that was given to you by a talking stallion? I wouldn't, especially if the food was coming out of his ears! In this episode, we return to the whimsical stories of the Irish. Giants, magic shapeshifting, and romance await in this 4th installment of Irish Folktales!

The war intensifies as the story comes to a close. With the ban of Zeus reversed, the gods are now fully immersed into the conflict. As the gods fight among themselves, the anger of Achilles burns over the the battle field. The fate of Troy looks bleak, but an ominous doom lies over the son of Peleus. Join us as we wrap up this series on Homer's Iliad!

The war continues as the two sides fight to the bitter end. But when Zeus is lured away by the seductive charm of a goddess, chaos ensues on the battle field. Hector is in mortal danger, but Zeus returns to the battle with new fervor. He will give glory Achilles, but also to Hector, before the end. The cost of war is high, and the best of the Achaeans will soon be revealed.

The wrath of man is a bitter cup, but who can quench the rage of a god when it is set against you? Caught between their own honor and the iron will of Zeus, the Greeks have found themselves in such a bind. With no god to help them and Zeus set always against their success, the hope of victory is breaking. If only Achilles could be convinced to join the battle, they could wash over the Trojans like a tidal wave. But a wounded pride is not easily cured. Join us as we continue our series on Homer's Iliad!

War is a cruel thing. It can take and take until there's nothing left to give. Such was the case of the ancient war between the Greeks and the Trojans. Brought on by one man's greed and wild passion, and urged on through pride and stubborn rage, the flames of conflict flared up so high as to engulf the very powers of heaven. Join us as we explore this great work of antiquity.

Picture this, you are a traveler from a distant land, walking the streets in the ancient city of Uruk. As you take in the sights and sounds of the bustling marketplace, you see out of the corner of your eye the dreadful visage of a huge and ferocious wild beast in human form. Covered in bulging muscles and poised to attack, it snarls at you. Then as it bolts in your direction, you think that it's all about over. Then at the last, the monster darts past you. You sigh in relief as you realize that you were not the prey. But then as you lift your gaze to discern victim of the rampage a curious sight emerges. A mountain of a man, larger than a house, towers in the distance. He lets out a great shout that shakes the ground beneath you. Then the monster and the man collide with a great noise like a crack of thunder as everyone is thrown to the ground. You may live to tell the tale, but will anyone believe you when you return home? Stories like this have made their way to the Faerie Tavern. Join us as we tackle one of the oldest and most fantastic tales of antiquity!

Have you ever wondered what secrets your cat may be hiding? Behind that innocent little cute face may hide devilish intentions. Foxes are also mysterious creatures. Never try to outsmart a fox or you may find yourself in a terrible pickle. Worst of all is the wee folk. If you cross them, they will make sure you never forget. Join us as we continue to explore Irish Folktales.