<![CDATA[Goddess Behavior]]>Goddess Behavior is a mythology podcast that serves ancient legends with modern sass! From Olympian scandals to Norse chaos, we unpack the drama glow ups, romance, rivalries, downright unhinged moments from the worlds, most iconic gods, goddesses, heroes and mortals -no dusty lectures, just entertaining, storytelling and hot takes!

]]>https://linkin.bio/goddessbehaviorRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Wed, 15 Apr 2026 22:16:58 GMTTue, 24 Mar 2026 14:00:25 GMT60Goddess Behavior<p>Goddess Behavior is a mythology podcast that serves ancient legends with modern sass! From Olympian scandals to Norse chaos, we unpack the drama glow ups, romance, rivalries, downright unhinged moments from the worlds, most iconic gods, goddesses, heroes and mortals -no dusty lectures, just entertaining, storytelling and hot takes!</p>episodicGoddess Behaviorgoddessbehaviorpod@gmail.comyes<![CDATA[Monstrous or Misunderstood?]]>They’re called monsters—feared, hunted, blamed, and remembered only for their worst moments. But what if the myths got it wrong? What if “monster” was just another word for powerful, different, or inconvenient?

In this episode, we turn the spotlight on some of mythology and folklore’s most infamous figures and ask the uncomfortable question: were they truly monstrous… or deeply misunderstood? From curses and exile to rage with a reason, we’re reexamining who gets labeled a villain—and who benefits from that story.

In This Episode

• What makes a “monster” in mythology—and who gets to decide

• How gods and heroes create monsters through punishment, fear, and control

• The difference between destruction and retaliation

  • Medusa, Fenrir, Melusine, and Sedna

• Why transformation, exile, and rage are common punishments for the powerful and the different

• How mythology rewards heroes while silencing the so-called villains

The Goddess Behavior Take

Monsters don’t usually get to tell their stories. But when you look closer, many of them aren’t villains—they’re consequences. In this episode, we challenge the myths that brand power as danger and difference as evil, and we ask what happens when the monster finally gets to speak.

Why This Myth Still Matters

The word monster is still used to justify fear, exclusion, and control. When we label someone dangerous, difficult, or too much, we stop listening—and history shows that silence is where injustice thrives. These myths matter because they reveal how power decides who is protected and who is punished, whose anger is justified and whose is condemned.

Revisiting these stories isn’t about excusing harm—it’s about understanding where it comes from, and questioning the narratives that have always favored the victors.

Listen If You Love:

  • Mythology that “side eye” the “heroes”
  • Stories where anger isn’t evil, its earned
  • Questioning who gets labeled dangerous and why

Join The Inner Circle!

✨ Follow Goddess Behavior for weekly mythology, drama, and meaning!

⭐️ Rate & review to help other legendary mortals find us!

📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & Youtube @goddessbehaviorpod

Hosted by Steph & Laura 

New Episodes Every Wednesday!

Stay bold. Stay Curious. 

✨That’s Goddess Behavior✨

00:00 Introduction to Goddess Behavior Podcast

00:38 Monsters or Misunderstood? Exploring the Concept of Monsters

03:10 Medusa: The Victim Turned Villain

12:38 Fenrir: The Wolf of Prophecy and Consequence

23:24 The Enigmatic Melusine

29:59 Sedna: The Vengeful Sea Goddess

36:23 Monsters or Misunderstood? Common Themes in Mythology

43:27 Next Week On Goddess Behavior...

43:47 Like, Follow, Leave A Review!

44:03 Thanks For Watching!

]]>7c152086-7bc0-47da-a20f-c55477596daaWed, 15 Apr 2026 04:00:00 GMT<p>They’re called monsters—feared, hunted, blamed, and remembered only for their worst moments. But what if the myths got it wrong? What if “monster” was just another word for powerful, different, or inconvenient?</p><p></p><p>In this episode, we turn the spotlight on some of mythology and folklore’s most infamous figures and ask the uncomfortable question: were they truly monstrous… or deeply misunderstood? From curses and exile to rage with a reason, we’re reexamining who gets labeled a villain—and who benefits from that story.</p><p></p><p><b>In This Episode</b></p><p>• What makes a “monster” in mythology—and who gets to decide</p><p>• How gods and heroes create monsters through punishment, fear, and control</p><p>• The difference between destruction and retaliation</p><ul><li>Medusa, Fenrir, Melusine, and Sedna</li></ul><p>• Why transformation, exile, and rage are common punishments for the powerful and the different</p><p>• How mythology rewards heroes while silencing the so-called villains</p><p></p><p><b>The Goddess Behavior Take</b></p><p></p><p>Monsters don’t usually get to tell their stories. But when you look closer, many of them aren’t villains—they’re consequences. In this episode, we challenge the myths that brand power as danger and difference as evil, and we ask what happens when the monster finally gets to speak.</p><p></p><p><b>Why This Myth Still Matters</b></p><p></p><p>The word <i>monster</i> is still used to justify fear, exclusion, and control. When we label someone dangerous, difficult, or too much, we stop listening—and history shows that silence is where injustice thrives. These myths matter because they reveal how power decides who is protected and who is punished, whose anger is justified and whose is condemned.</p><p></p><p>Revisiting these stories isn’t about excusing harm—it’s about understanding where it comes from, and questioning the narratives that have always favored the victors.</p><p></p><p><b>Listen If You Love:</b></p><p></p><ul><li>Mythology that “side eye” the “heroes”</li><li>Stories where anger isn’t evil, its earned</li><li>Questioning who gets labeled dangerous and why</li></ul><p></p><p><b>Join The Inner Circle!</b></p><p></p><p>✨ Follow <b>Goddess Behavior</b> for weekly mythology, drama, and meaning!</p><p>⭐️ Rate &amp; review to help other legendary mortals find us!</p><p>📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram &amp; Youtube <b>@goddessbehaviorpod</b></p><p></p><p>Hosted by Steph &amp; Laura </p><p>New Episodes Every Wednesday!</p><p></p><p>Stay bold. Stay Curious. </p><p>✨That’s Goddess Behavior✨</p><p></p><p>00:00 Introduction to Goddess Behavior Podcast</p><p>00:38 Monsters or Misunderstood? Exploring the Concept of Monsters</p><p>03:10 Medusa: The Victim Turned Villain</p><p>12:38 Fenrir: The Wolf of Prophecy and Consequence</p><p>23:24 The Enigmatic Melusine</p><p>29:59 Sedna: The Vengeful Sea Goddess</p><p>36:23 Monsters or Misunderstood? Common Themes in Mythology</p><p>43:27 Next Week On Goddess Behavior...</p><p>43:47 Like, Follow, Leave A Review!</p><p>44:03 Thanks For Watching!</p>no00:44:103Monstrous or Misunderstood?full<![CDATA[Zeus Vs Odin: Battle For Best King Of The Gods]]>Power looks different depending on who’s holding it. In this episode of Goddess Behavior, we put Zeus and Odin head to head to debate what actually makes a great leader- authority, wisdom, sacrifice, or results. Lightning bolts meet long-game strategy. Considered this a divine leadership audit.

In this Episode: 

  • What leadership looks like in Greek versus Norse mythology
  • Zeus as King of Olympus and ruler through authority, power and control
  • Odin as Allfather of Asgard and leader through foresight, sacrifice and strategy
  • How each God treats, loyalty, rebellion, and responsibility
  • Why stability and preparedness don’t always mean the same thing

The Goddess Behavior Take:

Zeus ruled to maintain order. Odin lead knowing everything would eventually fall apart. One demanded obedience to keep the throne. The other accepted sacrifice to prepare his people for what was coming. Leadership, it turns out, isn’t just about power, it’s about what you’re willing to carry.

Why the Myth Still Matters:

From CEOs to cultural icons, modern leadership still wrestles with the same intention these myths explore: control versus truth. Authority versus trust. Zeus and Odin show us two radically different models of power - and why the way someone leads matters most when things start to break. 

Listen If You Love:

  • Mythology with modern perspective
  • Power dynamics and leadership debates
  • Ancient gods with CEO energy

Join the Inner Circle

✨ Follow Goddess Behavior for weekly mythology, drama, and meaning!

⭐️ Rate & review to help other legendary mortals find us!

📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & Youtube @goddessbehaviorpod

Hosted by Steph & Laura 

New Episodes Every Wednesday

Stay bold. Stay Curious. 

✨That’s Goddess Behavior✨

00:00 Introduction to Goddess Behavior Podcast

00:38 Zeus: The King of Olympus

04:27 Odin: The All-Father of Asgard

08:49 Comparing Leadership Styles: Zeus vs. Odin

18:01 Cultural Reflections in Leadership

19:53 Choosing the Right Goddess for Leadership

21:16 Ruling Through Influence: Athena's Approach To Leaadership

24:10 Bridging Divides: Freya's Role in Leadership

29:33 Heads of State vs Generals

31:41 Who Deserves "Best King Of the Gods"?

31:57 Next Week On Goddess Behavior...

32:30 Follow and Leave a Review!

32:44 Thanks for Watching!

]]>1b896f91-a74a-4a06-8350-057149ae1325Wed, 08 Apr 2026 04:00:00 GMT<p>Power looks different depending on who’s holding it. In this episode of <b>Goddess Behavior</b>, we put Zeus and Odin head to head to debate what actually makes a great leader- authority, wisdom, sacrifice, or results. Lightning bolts meet long-game strategy. Considered this a divine leadership audit.</p><p></p><p><b>In this Episode: </b></p><ul><li>What leadership looks like in Greek versus Norse mythology</li><li>Zeus as King of Olympus and ruler through authority, power and control</li><li>Odin as Allfather of Asgard and leader through foresight, sacrifice and strategy</li><li>How each God treats, loyalty, rebellion, and responsibility</li><li>Why stability and preparedness don’t always mean the same thing</li></ul><p></p><p><b>The Goddess Behavior Take:</b></p><p></p><p>Zeus ruled to maintain order. Odin lead knowing everything would eventually fall apart. One demanded obedience to keep the throne. The other accepted sacrifice to prepare his people for what was coming. Leadership, it turns out, isn’t just about power, it’s about what you’re willing to carry.</p><p></p><p><b>Why the Myth Still Matters:</b></p><p></p><p>From CEOs to cultural icons, modern leadership still wrestles with the same intention these myths explore: control versus truth. Authority versus trust. Zeus and Odin show us two radically different models of power - and why the way someone leads matters most when things start to break. </p><p></p><p><b>Listen If You Love:</b></p><ul><li>Mythology with modern perspective</li><li>Power dynamics and leadership debates</li><li>Ancient gods with CEO energy</li></ul><p></p><p><b>Join the Inner Circle</b></p><p></p><p>✨ Follow <b>Goddess Behavior</b> for weekly mythology, drama, and meaning!</p><p>⭐️ Rate &amp; review to help other legendary mortals find us!</p><p>📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram &amp; Youtube <b>@goddessbehaviorpod</b></p><p></p><p></p><p>Hosted by Steph &amp; Laura </p><p>New Episodes Every Wednesday</p><p></p><p>Stay bold. Stay Curious. </p><p>✨That’s Goddess Behavior✨</p><p></p><p>00:00 Introduction to Goddess Behavior Podcast</p><p>00:38 Zeus: The King of Olympus</p><p>04:27 Odin: The All-Father of Asgard</p><p>08:49 Comparing Leadership Styles: Zeus vs. Odin</p><p>18:01 Cultural Reflections in Leadership</p><p>19:53 Choosing the Right Goddess for Leadership</p><p>21:16 Ruling Through Influence: Athena's Approach To Leaadership</p><p>24:10 Bridging Divides: Freya's Role in Leadership</p><p>29:33 Heads of State vs Generals</p><p>31:41 Who Deserves "Best King Of the Gods"?</p><p>31:57 Next Week On Goddess Behavior...</p><p>32:30 Follow and Leave a Review!</p><p>32:44 Thanks for Watching!</p><p></p>no00:32:512Zeus Vs Odin: Battle For Best King Of The Godsfull<![CDATA[Goddess Behavior: Nyx & Skadi]]>Welcome to Goddess Behavior. In our very first episode, we’re stepping into the dark and the cold with Nyx and Skadi—two goddesses who don’t seek attention, don’t explain themselves, and don’t need permission to be powerful. Consider this your initiation.

In This Episode

• What Goddess Behavior is—and what it definitely isn’t (no dusty lectures here)

• Nyx, the primordial goddess of night, and why even Zeus respected her boundaries

• Skadi, Norse goddess of winter and the hunt, and her unmatched independence

• Why the quietest figures in myth often carry the most authority

The Goddess Behavior Take

Nyx and Skadi set the tone for this podcast: power doesn’t have to be loud, likable, or chaotic to be real. Through shadow and snow, these goddesses show us what it means to stand alone, hold firm boundaries, and move through the world completely unbothered.

Why This Myth Still Matters

This episode isn’t just about ancient goddesses—it’s about redefining strength in a modern world that is obsessed with visibility and validation. Nyx and Skadi remind us that self-trust, restraint, and independence are timeless.

Listen If You Love:

• Mythology with modern perspective

• Icy, dark feminine energy

• Stories about power that isn’t performative

Join the Inner Circle!

✨ Follow Goddess Behavior for weekly mythology, drama, and meaning

⭐️ Rate & review to help other legendary mortals find us!

📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube! @goddessbehaviorpod

Hosted by Steph & Laura 

New Episodes Every Wednesday!

Stay bold. Stay Curious. 

✨That’s Goddess Behavior✨

00:00 Introduction to Goddess Behavior Podcast

00:49 Introduction to the Hosts and Their Backgrounds

03:12 The Concept of Goddess Behavior

06:14 Nyx: Goddess of Night

17:54 Skadi: Goddess of Winter

31:07 Modern Interpretations and Worship of Goddesses

33:10 Next Week on Goddess Behavior

33:36 Follow, Like, & Leave a review!

]]>c70e589e-e51c-4aa7-8435-35a10701404dWed, 01 Apr 2026 04:00:00 GMT<p>Welcome to <i>Goddess Behavior</i>. In our very first episode, we’re stepping into the dark and the cold with Nyx and Skadi—two goddesses who don’t seek attention, don’t explain themselves, and don’t need permission to be powerful. Consider this your initiation.</p><p></p><p><b>In This Episode</b></p><p>• What <i>Goddess Behavior</i> is—and what it definitely isn’t (no dusty lectures here)</p><p>• Nyx, the primordial goddess of night, and why even Zeus respected her boundaries</p><p>• Skadi, Norse goddess of winter and the hunt, and her unmatched independence</p><p>• Why the quietest figures in myth often carry the most authority</p><p></p><p><b>The Goddess Behavior Take</b></p><p></p><p>Nyx and Skadi set the tone for this podcast: power doesn’t have to be loud, likable, or chaotic to be real. Through shadow and snow, these goddesses show us what it means to stand alone, hold firm boundaries, and move through the world completely unbothered.</p><p></p><p><b>Why This Myth Still Matters</b></p><p></p><p>This episode isn’t just about ancient goddesses—it’s about redefining strength in a modern world that is obsessed with visibility and validation. Nyx and Skadi remind us that self-trust, restraint, and independence are timeless.</p><p></p><p><b>Listen If You Love:</b></p><p></p><p>• Mythology with modern perspective</p><p>• Icy, dark feminine energy</p><p>• Stories about power that isn’t performative</p><p></p><p><b>Join the Inner Circle!</b></p><p></p><p>✨ Follow <b>Goddess Behavior</b> for weekly mythology, drama, and meaning</p><p>⭐️ Rate &amp; review to help other legendary mortals find us!</p><p>📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube! <b>@goddessbehaviorpod</b></p><p></p><p></p><p>Hosted by Steph &amp; Laura </p><p>New Episodes Every Wednesday!</p><p></p><p>Stay bold. Stay Curious. </p><p>✨That’s Goddess Behavior✨</p><p></p><p>00:00 Introduction to Goddess Behavior Podcast</p><p>00:49 Introduction to the Hosts and Their Backgrounds</p><p>03:12 The Concept of Goddess Behavior</p><p>06:14 Nyx: Goddess of Night</p><p>17:54 Skadi: Goddess of Winter</p><p>31:07 Modern Interpretations and Worship of Goddesses</p><p>33:10 Next Week on Goddess Behavior</p><p>33:36 Follow, Like, &amp; Leave a review!</p><p></p>no00:34:011Goddess Behavior: Nyx & Skadifull<![CDATA[Welcome to Goddess Behavior!✨]]>The trailer has entered the chat 🎙️

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]]>007d0b77-2a35-440d-bb67-d8f67489d5b6Sun, 29 Mar 2026 20:52:55 GMT<p>The trailer has entered the chat 🎙️</p><p>Gods, monsters, myths, folktales, and all the things they didn't warn you about. </p><p>Press play if you're ready! </p><p></p><p>Welcome to Goddess Behavior ✨</p><p></p><p><b>#goddessbehavior</b> <b>#goddessbehaviorpodcast</b> <b>#newpodcast</b> <b>#podcasttrailer</b> <b>#mythologypodcast</b> <b>#mythology #folklore</b> <b>#mythtok</b> <b>#creativepodcast</b> <b>#womenwhopodcast</b> <b>#popculture</b> <b>#spotifypodcast</b> <b>#applepodcast</b> <b>#podcastrecs</b> <b>#brandlaunch</b> <b>#digitalstorytelling</b> <b>#mythologylovers</b></p>no00:00:45Welcome to Goddess Behavior!✨trailer