69. Sedna (Inuit Mythology)
69. Sedna (Inuit Mythology)
69. Sedna (Inuit Mythology)
In today's episode, Lizzie tells Zoe about Sedna, the ferocious and powerful Inuit goddess of the sea. Together, they discuss the different versions and interpretations of her story, and how important she is to Inuit communities today.
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