I don’t have to tell you that myths have many tricks and jokes played in them. Myths also come from stories that came from strong beliefs of people. So, of course, I’m going to read two shortened versions of tales of Thor and his brother Loki. Side note: I adapted these from some videos I found from TedEd on YouTube. All credit goes to the original writers of the videos. So, now that we’ve got that all cleared up, back to the podcast. First, we’ll check out “How Thor Got His Hammer”. Then, I’ll continue this little mythology series next week to see what happens in “Loki and the Master Builder,” a short fable of a brick wall and a proposal. If you want me to continue, just email me or message me. Email: [email protected] Message me at: https://anchor.fm/stella0439/message
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