An episode from 9/10/21: In this sixth episode on Celtic mythology, I read the famous story of the wanderings of Oisin/Oisín in the Irish Otherworld, the Tir na nÓg.

As usual, I make use of from James MacKillop’s ⁠Oxford Dictionary of Celtic Mythology⁠. The two versions of the story I read from can be found in James MacKillop’s ⁠Myths & Legends of the Celts⁠ and Joseph Campbell’s ⁠The Hero with a Thousand Faces⁠.For W. B. Yeats’s 1888 narrative poem, The Wanderings of Oisin, ⁠check out Wikipedia⁠.

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