MITM Myths & Stories Vol. 9, by Dr. Catherine Svehla

MITM Myths & Stories Vol. 9

by Dr. Catherine Svehla

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1.	Homeland Security 31:10	info	buy track
2.	Revelations From the Edge Poetry Part 1 29:33	info	buy track
3.	Revelations From the Edge Poetry part 2 33:58	info	buy track
4.	The Wild Man & Iron John Part 1 31:40	info	buy track
5.	The Wild Man & Iron John Part 2 30:10	info	buy track
6.	Wonder Woman: Panacea or Possibility? 32:17	info	buy track
7.	Cosmic Order, Constellations, and Navajo Stories of the Stars 27:14	info	buy track
8.	Coyote & the Shadow People 30:23	info	buy track

about

This collection of Myth in the Mojave podcasts ranges far and wide across the mythological background of contemporary Western culture, from films and politics, poetry and the desert, and the potential found in fairytales and Native America mythologies to deepen our awareness of self, earth, and culture in these times.

Myth in the Mojave is 30 minutes of storytelling and conversation about mythology and why it's important for our lives today, created and hosted by Dr. Catherine Svehla.

Thanks for listening and keep the mystery in your life alive.

MITM theme music by Travis Rosenberg. Thank you for listening!

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released July 15, 2017

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about

Dr. Catherine Svehla Fort Collins, Colorado

Storyteller, scholar, artist, & desert activist with a PhD in mythology & depth psychology.

Myths & stories contain the wisdom of the human race. I want to know how we can keep the mystery in life alive? How can myths connect us to a larger sphere of being & meaning?

Many of these tracks are Myth in the Mojave programs that first aired online on Radio Free Joshua Tree.

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