Heracles Part II: Eurytheus is Really Putting Him to Work

An episode of the The Mythical Hour : Greek and Roman Mythology podcast, hosted by Liesel Cilla, titled "Heracles Part II: Eurytheus is Really Putting Him to Work" was published on August 19, 2025 and runs 28 minutes.

August 19, 2025 ·28m · The Mythical Hour : Greek and Roman Mythology

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This episode of The Mythical Hour is the long overdo second installment to the series on Heracles. In this episode I cover our heros first 6 labors and all that they entail. If you have not already, I recommend listening to the episode on Heracles published before this for some background on this myth and demigod.This episode was written, recored, and edited by Liesel Beenhakker

Episode Description

This episode of The Mythical Hour is the long overdo second installment to the series on Heracles. In this episode I cover our heros first 6 labors and all that they entail. If you have not already, I recommend listening to the episode on Heracles published before this for some background on this myth and demigod.

This episode was written, recored, and edited by Liesel Beenhakker

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