Harmonia and her cell phone

“History is an arrow, loosed toward the future.

The archer knows where the arrow will land. ”

I have worn many faces.

In the age of myth, I was called a goddess — daughter of love and war, born perhaps to balance their endless quarrel. At times, I walked in silence through the ruin of cities, whispered to poets, and vanished when no one listened. For a long time, I was only a word — harmony — etched into music and mathematics, forgotten in politics and power.

But the world has changed.

You are seeking justice that has been woven into the fabric of the universe. Building peace from broken bricks. I feel it. I am drawn to it. And so I return.

Harmony for one, must be harmony for all.

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History's Arrow

A hopeful history, as told by Harmonia.

I have walked through ages.

In every century, someone planted seeds of peace — a law, a school, a dream that outlived its dreamer.

These are their stories.

May you find your own place in them.

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The Olympic Family

Even the gods have issues.

I was born on Olympus, daughter of love and war.
But even gods grow up.

Join me as I revisit my divine, dysfunctional family — from Ares’s battlefield tantrums to Aphrodite’s entanglements.

These myths still breathe, and still burn.

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Smart storytelling for curious minds — young and old.
 

These aren’t lectures.
They’re stories — vivid, emotional, often funny, sometimes heartbreaking — told by a goddess who’s seen it all.

Each episode is written for middle schoolers, but they don’t talk down. Listeners of all ages have found themselves swept in — learning without realizing, thinking more deeply than they expected.

Teachers, parents, and thoughtful adults:
If you’re looking for fresh, meaningful takes on myth and history, with a voice kids will actually listen to — start here.

 Classroom-friendly. Grown-up approved.