Very Fantastic Discoveries: Recent Episodes
Dylan Fulmer
This week, we talk about Hermes stealing a flock of cattle as a baby, and the events that ensue. Also, we unveil our new listener mailbag feature, and hear Junegee laugh at Dylan's bad joke.
How appropriate that our 13th episode would again be about the Baudelaire orphans. Find out how the Baudelaires endured the unpleasant Prufrock Preparatory School and the new evil gym coach, Coach Genghis, aka Count Olaf.
This week, we talk about how a sorceress' lust for gold started a war and gave us poetry. You will also see how Odin is as good at running off with women as Zeus is. Finally, a quick shout out to a song from Coco.
This week, we continue the conversation about what a horrible God Zeus is, this time, specifically to Hera and Heracles. Also, we touch on how things would be better if there were a Queen of the Gods instead of the selfish King Zeus.
This episode, we are talking about Book 4 in A Series of Unfortunate Events, The Miserable Mill. If you like hypnotism, the lumber industry, and sinister plots, then this episode for you.
This week, we're back with another Norse Mythology episode, where both Frey and Odin realize that decisions they'd each made came back to haunt them in a big way.
This week, we have 3 stories from Greek Mythology, each of which show that the Gods are the worst. Appearances by Salmoneus, Hephaestus, Aphrodite, Ares, Prometheus, Hestia, and the God we love to hate: Zeus. Topics include jealousy, the patriarchy and Korean food.
The 3rd book in A Series of Unfortunate Events, where the Baudelaires live through another one of Count Olaf's sinister plots.
Norse Mythology episode that details how all of the Gods got their magical items, and how Loki might not be such a bad guy after all.
This week, Junegee and Dylan discuss two stories from Greek Mythology, the morals of each being "Never Mess With The Gods."
Junegee (and Dylan) discuss the 2nd Book in the Series of Unfortunate Events, "The Reptile Room."
First episode of the Very Fantastic Discoveries podcast by Junegee Fulmer. In this episode, Junegee shares his thought about the first book in the "Series of Unfortunate Events" series, "The Bad Beginning."