S8E4 - You Odyssey This: The Floating City and the Cannibals

S8E4 - You Odyssey This: The Floating City an...

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Dionysus and the Pirates

Oh Muses! Dionysus has new shenanigans for us to observe. We encounter the art of shape-shifting, the grizzly death of many greedy pirates, an abandoned princess, and big cats. 

Half-Horseing Around with Centaurs!

Oh Muses! Centaurs had a bad rap, but Chiron was the best of them all. In this episode we encounter impressive cloud impersonations, really rude wedding guests, poisoned arrows, wild behavior, and lots of animal legs. 

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