Myths & Legends Podcast: Listening #1

Last updated almost 4 years ago

4 questions

Note from the author:

Looking to teach a course on mythology while also incorporating multi-modal methods of texts? Then check out this lesson assignment, easily replicable, that comes with links to the Myths & Legends podcast series!

Click on this link to head to the Myths and Legends Podcast website:

https://www.mythpodcast.com/where-to-start/

Select one of the podcast choices from the "My Top Five" section.

Listen to the full episode, and then answer the following questions below:

Myths & Legends Podcast: Listening #1

Last updated almost 4 years ago

4 questions

Note from the author:

Looking to teach a course on mythology while also incorporating multi-modal methods of texts? Then check out this lesson assignment, easily replicable, that comes with links to the Myths & Legends podcast series!

Click on this link to head to the Myths and Legends Podcast website:

https://www.mythpodcast.com/where-to-start/

Select one of the podcast choices from the "My Top Five" section.

Listen to the full episode, and then answer the following questions below:

After listening to the episode, can you summarize what happened for someone who hasn't listened to the story before?

After listening to the episode, what about the story did you find most interesting? (this is what we call a story's "staying power", where it remains interesting long after the original tellers have passed on)

After listening to the episode, what about this story do you think relates to life today? (this is what we call a story's "applicability," where it contains lessons or ideas that still connect with a modern audience long after the original tellers have passed on

Myths & Legends Podcast: Listening #1

Myths & Legends Podcast: Listening #1

After listening to the episode, can you summarize what happened for someone who hasn't listened to the story before?

After listening to the episode, what about the story did you find most interesting? (this is what we call a story's "staying power", where it remains interesting long after the original tellers have passed on)

After listening to the episode, what about this story do you think relates to life today? (this is what we call a story's "applicability," where it contains lessons or ideas that still connect with a modern audience long after the original tellers have passed on

On a scale of 1-5, with 1 being "skip" and 5 being "drop what you're doing and listen to this story", what rating would you give this episode?

After listening to the episode, can you summarize what happened for someone who hasn't listened to the story before?

After listening to the episode, what about the story did you find most interesting? (this is what we call a story's "staying power", where it remains interesting long after the original tellers have passed on)

After listening to the episode, what about this story do you think relates to life today? (this is what we call a story's "applicability," where it contains lessons or ideas that still connect with a modern audience long after the original tellers have passed on

On a scale of 1-5, with 1 being "skip" and 5 being "drop what you're doing and listen to this story", what rating would you give this episode?