Podcast Benomtad

Open, friendly, philosophical discussions about folktales, society, culture, and wisdom.

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Episoder(100)

But the Divine is Always with You (Clip)

But the Divine is Always with You (Clip)

The Carnation is the Prince: The carnation the heroine burns at the beginning of the story IS the prince at the end.  He requires her to speak, but she freezes up, so he has to go into a stone... So s...

4 Apr 5min

Perfection in Narcissus (Clip)

Perfection in Narcissus (Clip)

The Echo of Orpheus: Narcissus' repulse of Echo reminds me of another vain god, Orpheus, master of music.  Both end up being served by poetic justice.   We see perfectionism in this, and in the refusa...

27 Mar 5min

Perfectionism, Tragedy, and Creative Blocks

Perfectionism, Tragedy, and Creative Blocks

We read and discuss the Spanish Folktale “The Carnation Youth,” F. Scott Fitzgerald’s tragedy both in life and in “The Great Gatsby,” and Ian’s struggles with the creative writing process.     Chapter...

22 Mar 1h 56min

Narcissus’ Pool is the Mind (Clip)

Narcissus’ Pool is the Mind (Clip)

This pool is a metaphor for the mind.  But there is a "healthy narcissism" that is developmentally-appropriate.   (A Clip from the Episode “The Myth of Narcissus: Seeing Only Oneself”)   Thank you for...

18 Mar 6min

Why Narcissists Don’t Seek Help (Clip)

Why Narcissists Don’t Seek Help (Clip)

When you lack a feeling of substance, you need to be propped up by others.   (A Clip from the Episode “The Myth of Narcissus: Seeing Only Oneself”)   Thank you for watching!  Please check out:   Audio...

15 Mar 10min

The Myth of Narcissus: Seeing Only Oneself

The Myth of Narcissus: Seeing Only Oneself

Echo was cursed to only repeat what others had said, and fell in love with Narcissus, who shunned her.  She wasn’t the only one Narcissus treated coldly.  He found himself in a grove with a pool of wa...

7 Mar 2h 20min

Grimm's "The Seven Ravens:" Sacrifice for Family

Grimm's "The Seven Ravens:" Sacrifice for Family

A father had seven sons, but no daughters, and wished for and finally got one.  His sons went to get water for the Christening, but dropped the bucket into it.  They did not know what to do, so they s...

2 Mar 29min

The Empty, Ugly Palace (Clip)

The Empty, Ugly Palace (Clip)

When you've  got your basic needs met, like the father does when he takes shelter in Beast's castle, one looks for transcendence, including beauty.   This is another story of the emptiness of the pala...

27 Feb 8min

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