AudioRel publishes narrated folk and mythology stories with synchronized text, offered in Spanish with classroom resources and multilingual versions. Its posts combine retellings of myths with teaching guides on monsters, characters and themes for children and teachers.
Website: https://blog.audiorel.com/
Martin Shaw shares original myth-infused storytelling, travel reflections and event announcements, often rooted in Devon folklore and Dartmoor. Readers get fresh tales, personal essays from the road and invitations to talks, lunches and courses.
A newsletter on Jungian psychology and archetypal inner work, using dreams, tarot and alchemy to explore themes like the shadow. It combines workshop updates, monthly tarot-based divination pieces and membership announcements.
A philosophy newsletter and podcast featuring long-form interviews with academics and writers, alongside occasional guest essays. Readers get detailed, accessible conversations on topics such as free will, imagination, enchantment, nihilism and meaning.
A classics PhD student writes a chatty newsletter on Greek and Roman myth, archaeology and literature, using pop culture hooks like Nolan's Odyssey film. Readers get irreverent but well-informed takes on scholarly debates such as the Homeric question and myths about dysfunctional families.
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