Good-Natured Comedy about Animal Folklore, Biblical Silliness, and the Artificial Primate Habitat I call Home. What can ancient Animal Myths and Fables tell us about how to be Human in modern life? SNODGRASS is a college teacher, public speaker, and the author of Shakespeare’s Goddess, Genesis and the Rise of Civilization, and Chaos Chaos. More info at j-snodgrass.com
Episodes
Sunday Jan 05, 2025
Sunday Jan 05, 2025
How did a Native American Raven bring light to the world? What happened to the Cratchit family goose in A Christmas Carol? And why did two Turtledoves have to die when Jesus was born?
Sunday Jan 05, 2025
Sunday Jan 05, 2025
In this very special episode, the featured creature is James Taylor (or, more specifically, his eyebrows).
Sunday Jan 05, 2025
Sunday Jan 05, 2025
What's the first thing Noah did when the Ark landed? Can elephant sounds be translated into English? And why do I have to live in an artificial primate habitat?
Sunday Jan 05, 2025
Sunday Jan 05, 2025
Why does James Bond look so silly under water? Was Jonah swallowed by a fish or a whale? And how big can a fish story get?
Thursday Jan 02, 2025
Thursday Jan 02, 2025
If you and I buy milk from the same grocery story, and it comes from the same cow - does that make us siblings? What's the difference between a Sacred Cow and a Golden Calf? And how could a cow have resolved the cosmic conflicts in Viking Mythology?
Thursday Jan 02, 2025
Thursday Jan 02, 2025
Why is the Easter Bunny male? And how does he lay eggs? The ancient Aztecs and Chinese agree there's a rabbit on the moon. How did it get there? And how do all these rabbits survive on the streets of Buffalo?
This Guy (also known as "That Guy")
j. SNODGRASS lives with his bride and their four kids in Buffalo,
and also at j-snodgrass.com