The Olympic Family

Long forgotten and rarely named, Crius may be the quietest of the Titans - but his presence is everywhere. In this episode of The Olympic Family, I, Harmonia, reveal the story of the Titan who charted the stars, whispered when to strike, and oriented the cosmos without seeking a crown. Before war, before prophecy, Crius gave the world its direction. Because someone had to know where to start.

Long before philosophers and prophets, there was Coeus - the Titan who asked the first divine questions. In this episode of The Olympic Family, I, Harmonia, share the story of the quiet, curious mind who shaped understanding itself. From fathering Leto and Asteria to out-thinking gods and guiding battles with logic instead of flame, Coeus didn't speak often - but when he did, the cosmos listened.

Before Delphi echoed with Apollo's voice, it shimmered in the quiet presence of Phoebe-the Titaness of radiance and prophecy. In this episode of The Olympic Family, I, Harmonia, tell you how my divine kin Phoebe shaped the sacred art of seeing without speaking. We'll explore her hidden powers, her legacy through Leto and Apollo, and why some truths arrive like moonlight, not fire. What did the gods whisper about her? Why did she give away the greatest oracle of all time? And what does it mean to know, but not command? Come walk with me through the stillness. Because even the gods have issues.

Before laws were written, there was Themis. In this episode of The Olympic Family, I, Harmonia, introduce you to my formidable aunt Themis-the Titaness of divine order, sacred vows, and the silence that carries judgment. We'll explore her powers, her role in shaping Olympus itself, and what gods whispered about her behind her back. Why did Zeus listen to her before anyone else? And what happens when truth isn't shouted, but waits? Come step into the balance with me. Because even the gods have issues.

In this episode of The Olympic Family, I, Harmonia, invite you into the memory of Mnemosyne-the Titaness who remembers everything and gave birth to the Muses. She doesn't shout or strike; she preserves. From her nine nights with Zeus to the songs of her daughters, Mnemosyne shaped story, song, identity... and the gods themselves. We'll explore how memory creates meaning, and why forgetting is never as safe as it seems. Come listen-not just with your ears, but with your heart. Because even the gods have issues.