Pegasus
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Nov 3, 2026
S11E10 - Love at First Horse - Demeter and Poseidon
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15:40Tori KerrVOICE_ACTOR
This is the first of many appearances horses would make throughout Greek mythology.
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15:48Tori KerrVOICE_ACTOR
Poseidon would even later become the father of Pegasus, everyone's favorite flying horse.
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15:57Kenny CurtisHOST
When he was finally finished, Poseidon decided to show the creature to Demeter.
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16:02Kenny CurtisHOST
Unlike the other animals, this one seemed to actually embody her spirit.
The Battle Of Fionn And Aillén
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22:46Peter AshmoreHOST
But he must go and spend the night in the temple of Athena.
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22:49Peter AshmoreHOST
So Belorphon goes to the temple, falls asleep and he dreams of Athena coming to him and tells him how to tame the untameable winged horse Pegasus.
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22:59Peter AshmoreHOST
So the next day, Balorafon goes and tames the horse Pegasus that has never been tamed before, this powerful creature in Greek myth.
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23:07Peter AshmoreHOST
So he goes and he fights Chimera and as him and his horse are flying through the sky, dodging all of the bursts of fire that are coming from the creature, He sticks a lump of lead onto the tip of his spear and he waits just for the moment when the creature is about to breathe fire on him and he launches the spear inside the creature's throat and the lead melts as the fire erupts up its neck and it chokes the creature to death and he dies.
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23:32Peter AshmoreHOST
It's pretty gnarly.
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23:48Peter AshmoreHOST
And he comes back every time successful.
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23:50Peter AshmoreHOST
And Bellerophon gets a bit of a head on him.
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23:52Peter AshmoreHOST
He decides that he wants to fly to the top of Mount Olympus on the back of Pegasus to see what's going on with the gods up there.
83: Imagineering Part 2 – Magic Mike's Version!
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30:55MikeHOST
And it's going to be Hercules themed, right? We're bringing Hercules in.
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30:58MikeHOST
It's going to have... a flight of Pegasus coaster.
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31:03MikeHOST
And the flight of Pegasus coaster is going to be a Tron style ride vehicle, right? Where you're on a Pegasus flying horse in the, you know, in the style of the Tron light cycle vehicle.
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31:17MikeHOST
Right.
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31:17MikeHOST
And that's going to take you up and around and inside Mount Olympus through all the different scenes and things from Hercules.
Don Quijote de la Mancha (Parte 4) | Audiolibro Completo de Miguel de Cervantes
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69:51speaker_3NARRATOR
De allí le ha sacado Malambruno con sus artes, y le tiene en su poder, y se sirve de él en sus viajes, que los hace por momentos, por diversas partes del mundo, y hoy está aquí, y mañana en Francia, y otro día en Potosí, y es lo bueno que el tal caballo ni come, ni duerme, ni gasta herraduras, y lleva un portante por los aires, sin tener alas, que el que lleva encima puede llevar una taza llena de agua en la mano sin que se le derrame gota, según camina llano y reposado, por lo cual la linda Magalona se holgara mucho de andar caballera en él.» A esto dijo Sancho: «Para andar reposado y llano, mi rucio, puesto que no anda por los aires, pero, por la tierra, yo le cutiré con cuantos portantes hay en el mundo.» Riéronse todos, y la Dolorida prosiguió: «Y este tal caballo, si es que Malambruno quiere dar fin a nuestra desgracia, antes que sea media hora entrada la noche estará en nuestra presencia, porque él me significó que la señal que me daría por donde yo entendiese que había hallado el caballero que buscaba, sería enviarme el caballo donde fuese con comodidad y presteza.» «Y ¿cuántos caben en ese caballo?», preguntó Sancho.
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70:59speaker_3NARRATOR
La Dolorida respondió: «Dos personas, la una en la silla y la otra en las ancas, y por la mayor parte, estas tales dos personas son caballero y escudero, cuando falta alguna robada doncella.» «Querría yo saber, señora Dolorida», dijo Sancho, «qué nombre tiene ese caballo.» «El nombre», respondió la Dolorida, «no es como el caballo de Belerofonte, que se llamaba Pegaso, ni como el del magno Alejandro, llamado Bucéfalo, ni como el del furioso Orlando, cuyo nombre fue Brilladoro, ni menos Bayarte, que fue el de Reinaldos de Montalbán, ni Frontino, como el de Rugero, ni Bóotes ni Peritoa, como dicen que se llaman los del Sol, ni tampoco se llama Orelia, como el caballo en que el desdichado Rodrigo, último rey de los godos, entró en la batalla donde perdió la vida y el reino.» «Yo apostaré», dijo Sancho, «que pues no le han dado ninguno de esos famosos nombres de caballos tan conocidos, que tampoco le habrán dado el de mi amo, Rocinante, que en ser propio excede a todos los que se han nombrado.» «Así es», respondió la barbada condesa, «pero todavía le cuadra mucho, porque se llama Clavileño el Alígero, cuyo nombre conviene con el ser de leño, y con la clavija que trae en la frente, y con la ligereza con que camina, y así, en cuanto al nombre, bien puede competir con el famoso Rocinante.» «No me descontenta el nombre», replicó Sancho, «pero ¿con qué freno o con qué jáquima se gobierna?» «Ya he dicho», respondió la Trifaldi, «que con la clavija, que volviéndola a una parte o a otra, el caballero que va encima le hace caminar como quiere, o ya por los aires, o ya rastreando y casi barriendo la tierra, o por el medio, que es el que se busca y se ha de tener en todas las acciones bien ordenadas.» «Ya lo querría ver», respondió Sancho, «pero pensar que tengo de subir en él, ni en la silla ni en las ancas, es pedir peras al olmo.» Bueno, es que apenas puedo tenerme en mi rucio y sobre una albarda más blanda que la mesma seda, y querrían ahora que me tuviese en unas ancas de tabla sin cojín ni almohada alguna.
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72:56speaker_3NARRATOR
Pardiez, yo no me pienso moler por quitar las barbas a nadie.
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73:00speaker_3NARRATOR
Cada cual se rape como más le viniere a cuento, que yo no pienso acompañar a mi señor en tan largo viaje.
The Weekly Pull (Issue 6) - Avengers Strike Back! (Avengers #55)
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11:37GordonPANELIST
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11:37NickHOST
mean, if you have Pegasus.
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11:42NickHOST
Yeah.
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11:42GordonPANELIST
Probably just
11 MINS LATER
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22:59GordonPANELIST
One of the teams.
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23:00GordonPANELIST
And it was really interesting seeing them go to other planets.
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23:04GordonPANELIST
And, you know, he's there on his Pegasus horse, so...
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23:09GordonPANELIST
it was amazing and some of the stories rocked some of them were terrible but man what a fun time
215: New Commentary + Rerelease TITAN'S CURSE Ch 7-9
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26:23ErinHOST
possibility.
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26:25ErinHOST
So Blackjack is one of the Black Pegasi who was rescued from Luke's stupid cruise ship and now chills out at Camp Half-Blood and is friends with Percy.
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26:34ErinHOST
As we know, he can speak to horses because Poseidon created horses and Pegasi, I guess, count as horses.
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26:41ErinHOST
And he also speaks like he's from New Jersey, the way he says everything.
November Podcast: Five Planets in View
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8:52Kelly BeattyHOST
To the queen's right, by about two fists, is Andromeda.
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8:56Kelly BeattyHOST
Go a little farther to the right, and closer to overhead, to spot the great square of the constellation Pegasus, the winged horse.
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9:04Kelly BeattyHOST
in some tellings of andromeda's rescue perseus is riding pegasus and the dim stars of cetus the sea monster are three or four fists below the great square It might not be obvious, but the bright stars in this part of the sky, starting with Deneb high up and then down through Cassiopeia and Perseus and ending with the brilliant star Capella low in the northeast, all lie along the central plane of our Milky Way galaxy.
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9:31Kelly BeattyHOST
If you can get out under a really dark sky this month, this association will become obvious to you.
Cosmic Radio speaks with NASA's Dr. Kelly Korreck from the Parker Solar Probe Mission Team
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2:07Elizabeth GarciaHOST
Let's hope that's the only place it dominates.
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2:11Elizabeth GarciaHOST
Let's start by looking south and finding the winged horse Pegasus.
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2:16Elizabeth GarciaHOST
You'll need to find Pegasus to find all the other constellations that I'm going to tell you about.
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2:21Elizabeth GarciaHOST
So this month, Pegasus will be riding the currents upside down.
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2:26Elizabeth GarciaHOST
Find an app that gives you the shape of the constellation.
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2:30Elizabeth GarciaHOST
Now find the nose of Pegasus, which is the star Enif.
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2:34Elizabeth GarciaHOST
Enif, by the way, is an orange supergiant star and roughly 200 times larger than our sun.
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2:41Elizabeth GarciaHOST
at a distance of 670 to 690 light years from Earth.
277. DIS+ PERCYSERIES - S2 Recap pt1 Before S3
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22:33JoHOST
I'm sure.
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22:34KateHOST
Pegasuses.
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22:34KateHOST
You know what? You could even do
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22:36JoHOST
a sponsorship deal.
Jim Weiss' "Egyptian Treasures", American Exchange Project, & Myths in the Constellations!
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17:56NicholeHOST
That is, so long as the moon isn't out and you're far away from electric lights.
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18:02EvanHOST
Or take the constellation Pegasus for example.
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18:05EvanHOST
If you know how to spot Pegasus in the sky, you can find your way to the Andromeda Galaxy, a hazy spot in the sky that's actually the closest galaxy to our Milky Way.
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18:17NicholeHOST
Constellations were really important back in ancient times.
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18:21NicholeHOST
Sailors could use them to find their way through the high seas.
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18:24NicholeHOST
Farmers would know when it was time to plant seeds or start harvesting their crops by watching the constellations coming and going from the sky.
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18:32EvanHOST
It's no surprise then that mythology and constellations are actually very closely related.
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18:38EvanHOST
Many of the constellations we know are named after characters from Greek mythology, like Pegasus, the winged flying horse that was born from Medusa's blood and was said to fetch lightning bolts for Zeus.
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