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Hosted by Ancient myths, modern relationships. · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 10 episodes
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The goddess of love, lust, and femininity herself is accidentally invoked by a disillusioned radio host, someone who’s fed up with her own dating disasters. Determined to “fix” modern dating, Aphrodite sets out to create a crash course on love and relationships. After all, she’s the goddess of love. She must know everything about it, right? pulsefm.substack.com
Ancient myths, modern relationships. hosts The Aphrodite Project, a society show with 10 episodes published.
A rainy night, a space exhibit, and a man with kind eyes. Aphrodite watches from the sidelines as Poet takes the lead, tentatively, rebelliously. This episode asks: What if love doesn't need to burn to be real? What if t
Old memories, a city washed in artificial light, and a goddess trying to make sense of a familiar emptiness. Aphrodite rewrites her rules. Poet considers breaking them. This episode examines what happens when myth collap
A red-eye flight, a closed window, a goddess unraveling mid-monologue. Aphrodite says it’s time to take control of her myth. The Poet tries to follow along—until a stranger asks to see the sunrise. This episode traces th
A canceled date, a fake talk show, a third tenet of love announced to an imaginary crowd. Aphrodite says it’s better this way; more time for analysis, for theory, for myths. The Poet isn’t so sure. This episode explores
A bar, a cowboy hat, a defected peephole that reveals too much. Aphrodite insists she's fine; it's just another lesson, another archetype to catalog. The Poet sees something different. This episode explores the blurred l
In this episode, Ares is back from Mount Olympus. There’s dinner, a bridge, a bedroom. Aphrodite insists this is what love looks like. The Poet takes notes. This chapter revisits the first archetype; now with new context
In this episode, Aphrodite introduces her third archetype: Nerites, a former lover known for his beauty, distance, and refusal to follow her onto land. In the present day, he’s “Nick,” a charming but emotionally removed
Pulse.FM's The Aphrodite Project - Episode 3: The Second Archetype Aphrodite introduces her second love archetype: Hephaestus, the divine craftsman and ex-husband, reborn as "Harry" with premium tastes and a suspiciously
Pulse.FM's The Aphrodite Project - Episode 2: The First Archetype When a radio host's dating life hits rock bottom, her frustrated on-air invocation gets an unexpected answer. Aphrodite, the goddess of love herself, arri
Pulse.FM's The Aphrodite Project - Episode 1: The Invocation When a radio host's dating life hits rock bottom, her frustrated on-air invocation gets an unexpected answer. Aphrodite, the goddess of love herself, arrives w
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