So you like Greek Mythology Stories, try this...

0:00 Phaeton 4:00 Io 8:20 Cadmus 11:30 Hermaphroditus 13:15 Tithonus 14:18 Leda 16:30 Erichtonius 19:44 Dionysus and the pirates 22:00 Clyte 22:45 Hyacinthus 24:50 Despoinae 27:20 Ganymede 30:30 Chiros 31:30 Atalanta 35:50 Psyche 55:37 Zeus and the bee 56:24 Lamia 58:10 Niobe 1:01:10 Momus 1:02:18 Aphrodite and the cat 1:03:38 Castor and Pollux

Poseidon went upstairs to complain to the landlord

Those Greeks really, really, really valued beauty. Also, it's weird that Hermaphrodite was embarrassed about being a combination man/woman, but being a combination man/animal was totally fine. They had a very interesting view of animals...

I love Greek Mythology. My favorite subject in school growing up and they even offered a class at my college, that I took.

Yep you got me...i love Greek mythologies 😮😊🤷🏽‍♂️

Love the story of Eros & Psyche 💕 I notice that some of its elements reappear in Beauty & The Beast

I really like these larger videos that combine aLot of prior stories to in a way summarize the many myths or legends involved, it makes for comfy listening and can be great for learning a good deal about the fundamentals of a culture like the summary of the Norse myths.

Imagine if the ancient Greeks knew about the rest of the world how many stories could have been made I mean imagine combining Greek mythology in Japanese mythology you would get some very interesting stories😅

Why do we love Greek mythology? It’s fascinating🙏 thank you for such great work!

Just gonna drop a like before I even watch cuz the quality has never failed me here

we need more story for King Arthur

Love it! I totally love it! Now this is the best Greek Mythology Stories ever! Now that was awesome! 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

love how you narrate the story .. love your voice and stories

I love these stories

Not exactly because there was a betting competition between the gods Zeus, Poseidon, Ares and Dionysus. Phaethon was working on making the best chariot ever and Dionysus revealed to Phaethon that he's the son of Helios. So Phaethon went to find his father which he did. Afterwards, he rode his father's chariot and he burnt the land later on as Patagonia or the land of fire. Phaethon learnt his lesson and he decided to win with a less better chariot than his father's and Dionysus was punished for his actions and his crops got burnt up

It seems a lot of people have only ever heard a single version of many of these myths. Just because it goes different than your familiarity, doesnt make it wrong.

Atalanta was married to meleandrus not Hippomenes. And also she was the one who defeated the calybonian boar.

Gotta love Greek timelines. Helen, Pollux, Caster and Clytemnestra all the same age yet later Helen is way younger than the other 3 as the boys go with Jason when they’re grown and Theseus also is there but when they get back Helen is still a little girl when Theseus kidnaps her, and Clytemnestra has been married to Agamemnon long enough to have full grown children by the time Helen is old enough to marry Menelaus. I appreciate how well the Greeks in particular understood the pettiness and evil that dwells in the human heart. Pretty much no one, god nor mortal, could be categorized as good in most Greek myths.

The Atalanta story part of your video was missing somewhat important parts that make the race part more interesting and gives more context. The 3 golden apples all turn into individual things each time. (Can't remember though if it's when they are first thrown or when Atalanta physically picks the golden apples up). Just thought it would add to how the one man over everyone else was able to win the race and best the fastest woman with unstoppable, unwavering and unbeatable brains to go with her speed and stamina that makes her able to not tire therefore be clear minded and fast thinking. I guess being raised by a bear in the first will do that. 😊

Something I'm noticing with these myths and the Norse myths -- there's not much trading. People with higher status took what they wanted (both things and people). People with lower status asked for stuff, and people with higher status mostly gave because they felt like it. There isn't much exchanging going on.