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- 3 weeks ago1h 24m
The Women of Ancient Rome ft. The Lost Roman Heroes
This week I sat down with Matthew and Matteo, hosts of The Lost Roman Heroes podcast, to talk about 3 incredible women from Ancient Rome. You can find The Lost Roman Heroes here: https://lostromanheroes.com https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/lost-roman-heroes/id1702422822 https://open.spotify.com/show/6fl1eyQcV7OygaNooun66Q https://www.instagram.com/lostromanheroes Support the show Join the Patreon! - patreon.com/LadiesofLore Follow me on Bluesky - @ladiesoflore.bsky.social&nbs...
- Mar 4, 20261h 6m
I, Medusa: A Conversation with Ayana Gray
Today I am joined by New York Times best selling author Ayana Gray to talk about her book I, Medusa and the power of reclaiming one of the mythology's most well known women. Ayana is the author of the bestselling Beasts of Prey series, known for its richly imagined worlds and powerful young heroines shaped by myth and folklore. Her latest novel, I Medusa, turns to Greek Mytholgoy to retell the story of the infamous Gorgon from Medusa's own perspective. In this conversatio...
- Feb 25, 202641 min
History Daily: Rosa Parks Makes a Stand + The Death of Queen Elizabeth I
I’m delighted to be featured as part of History Daily’s Saturday Matinee series. To celebrate, today I’m sharing a special double feature from History Daily, hosted by Lindsay Graham. Known for its engaging, research-driven storytelling, the show brings pivotal moments from world history vividly to life in an accessible and compelling way. In this featured episode, we explore Rosa Parks’ historic act of resistance and the final days of Queen Elizabeth I, two moments that left a lasting mark o...
- Feb 18, 202658 min
Deirdre: The Girl Destined for Sorrow
Before she ever fell in love, Deirdre was promised to a king. Before she ever made a choice, her fate had already been written. Known as Deirdre of the Sorrows, her story is one of prophecy, exile and doomed love. This week we jump back into the Ulster Cycle to hear her story and learn about its lasting impact, explore the warrior society that shaped her fate, and trace the lasting cultural impact of one of Ireland’s most haunting tragic heroines. Cool Stuff Mentioned In This Episode: h...
- Jan 21, 20261h 4m
Kali: Devourer of Illusion
Kali is one of the most complex and powerful figures in global mythology. In this we follow the evolution of Kali, all the way from her origins in ancient Sanskrit texts to her role as a liberating force in Tantric cosmology, colonial resistance, feminist iconography, and modern pop culture. We explore her mythology, the duality of being both terrifying and maternal and her radical transformation across centuries. And through her, we examine what it means to destroy in order to start an...
- Jan 7, 202653 min
Heroines of History: Catherine of Aragon
Happy New Year! I hope you all had a lovely festive break and are feeling ready to take on 2026! I entered the new year with a bad cold which is not what you want to hear on the podcast. My loss is your gain though, and I am gifting you an episode of the Patreon Exclusive series 'Heroines of History', this one is all about Catherine of Aragon, the first wife of Henry VIII. Here's a list of my sources that you can access, the rest were found via my university library: https:/...
- Dec 16, 202535 min
Our Lady of Guadalupe: A Patreon Special
This is a special episode originally created as a Patreon exclusive as part of the ongoing 'Ladies of Advent' series. In this opening episode of 'Ladies of Advent' we start with Our Lady of Guadalupe. The divine mother who appeared in 1531 on a cold hilltop outside of Mexico City. She would go on to become a sacred figure in Catholic devotion as well as a symbol of strength, identity and protection for women, indigenous people and revolutionaries. I really hope you enjoy it! Support t...
- Nov 19, 20251h 16m
Florence & The Machine’s Everybody Scream: The Witchcraft of Womanhood
Trigger Warning: Pregnancy Loss In this episode, we drink deep and dive in to the world of Florence & The Machine’s Everybody Scream. An album that fuses mythology, witchcraft, trauma, and feminine power. We explore how Florence Welch channels the voices of witches, mystics, monsters and takes us on a pilgrimage through grief and transformation, through the scream buried in every woman’s throat. All music Courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com Cool Stuff Mentioned In This Episode: htt...
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About Ladies of Lore
Ladies of Lore is dedicated to the women of mythology and folklore, from goddesses, monsters, queens, witches, seers, and everything in between.Each episode traces these women from their earliest origins through their most famous stories, and explores how they change over time, shaped by the cultures retelling them. We explore how fear, power, desire, and control transformed women into monsters, muses, or moral warnings, and what those transformations reveal about the societies doing the telling.From ancient myth to modern pop culture, Ladies of Lore looks at where these women began, how they’ve been rewritten, and why they still matter now.If you love mythology, folklore, and wonder who benefits from the version of the story we are given, you're in the right place.
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