In this re-recording of their first episode, hosts Elle and Court discuss the monstrous man-gobbling duo of the Mediterranean: Scylla and Charybdis! In ancient Greek mythology, these sea-soul-sisters team up to absolutely demolish any unfortunate ships that encounter them. Listen up to learn how!

Pt 2 is UP! Elle & Court discuss Njinga as a ruler: evading Portugal, making baby oil, hiding in caves, and building alliances. Warrior Queen Njinga of Angola was celebrated for her patience, strategy, and resilience in fighting off colonial forces.

Listen up to learn how!

This episode, Elle & Court discuss their first historical figure: Njinga of Ndongo and Matamba! One of Africa's revered queens, Njinga was also a strategic warrior who took on the Portuguese Empire during the Atlantic Slave Trade. A true battle boss babe. Listen up for the beginning of her story!

Elle and Court discuss the eternal, the transformative, and the liminal Mami Wata. She's a goddess, a water spirit, and a mermaid--a figure unique to Africa and the African diaspora. Happy listening!

The sequel to Medea's story is here! Hosts Elle & Court discuss the end of Medea and Jason's relationship--which ends with a BANG (in true Medea fashion).

Elle and Court discuss another ancient baddie: Medea! When those arrows from Eros hit ya juuust right: choose violence.

Elle and Court continue their exploration of The Odyssey by discussing the witch-goddess Circe! They've dubbed her the A.G. (Actual Goddess) because they can't seem to call her anything more creative. Except for Court calling Circe a furry. Moral of the story here: maybe don't trust that lone house in the woods that offers tantalizing treats.

*Sound quality is much better here! Except your hosts struggled with pronouncing some pretty common words. Enjoy!

Hello from She-Wolves! Hosts Elle & Court talk about their favorite monstrous ladies from history, mythology, and folklore. Topics expand across regions and time, but one thing remains clear: these assertive women made a BIG impact and we love 'em for it. Caution: bad words, bad jokes, and good times ahead.

Leave your Mary Sues at the door.