The Minotaur Myth is Real? - Part 1: The Myth

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Have To Know History

Jason Freewalt

14 episodes

1 week ago

Have To Know History – it’s history you just have to know. Hosted by teacher and storyteller Jason Freewalt, this podcast explores strange tales, wild myths, and unbelievable moments from the ancient world. From the Minotaur to Alexander the Great, these are the quirky, fascinating stories that make history feel alive. Adapted from the YouTube series of the same name, each episode is like a mini time-travel adventure. New episodes drop every couple of weeks—or whenever time allows. Follow now and don’t miss a thing!

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The Minotaur Myth is Real? - Part 1: The Myth

Have To Know History

4 minutes 48 seconds

7 months ago

The Minotaur Myth is Real? - Part 1: The Myth

A monster in a maze. A genius inventor. A lovestruck princess. And an angry god who shakes the earth.

This is the very first episode of Have To Know History, a podcast for anyone who loves myths, mysteries, and ancient stories that just might be true. Join Jason Freewalt as he walks you through the outrageous myth of the Minotaur—complete with cursed queens, deadly mazes, and some deeply questionable decisions from both gods and mortals.

Originally part of the Have To Know History YouTube series, this audio version brings the same energy and storytelling—perfect for learning on the go.

Coming soon in Part 2: We’ll explore the ruins of Knossos, bull-worship rituals, and a volcanic eruption that may have sparked the myth.

Inspired by years of classroom storytelling, now shared with the world.