Odyssey Crewneck Sweatshirts

Take me home - "Celtic Thunder"

Circe Offering the Cup to Ulysses, 1891 John William Waterhouse

trippy and amazing!

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Odysseus Comix in scenes from the Odyssey! That Resourceful Man in many of his well-known adventures from the narrative in books 9 - 12.

You ever want to signal to someone that you're a weirdo? Like, on a level of having a hot take about a Kubrick film is not weirdo enough for you? You ever make someone regret going out with you while you exposit on the intersection of sweaty neckbeard film, cryptic messages, street art and hypothetical philosophy? No? Well, have a shirt anyway. Lovingly recreated by piecing together several images of well-worn and damaged tiles, let everyone know you are the conversational equivalent of tripping down a long set of stairs.

Design is in celebration of Saquatch Odyssey Podcast's one year anniversary! Show your support of the show with one of Brian's famous tag lines - "Sit Back, Relax and Enjoy the Show" :)

Our awesome galaxy with its stars, planets, interstellar gas, dust, dark matter and stellar remnants has always peak my interest since I was a small boy. During night times on our farm, I could look up into the sky for hours on end, enjoying our beautiful creation. Of course, the real beauty only comes to light once you look at our planet system via strong telescopes. Anyhow, I created this stunning and beautiful image with photoshop, with the help from online youtube video’s. Hope you enjoy it too.

Circe Invidiosa, 1892 John William Waterhouse

From the podcast of the same name - the iconic Odyssey2/Videopac "humanoid" icon has been waiting for you to SELECT GAME. For something like 40 years. Get. a. move. on.

Ulysses is a modernist novel by Irish writer James Joyce.

Blah blah you need to edit your saga dude!

This beautiful attic vase scene of Penelope at her loom was derived from an antique book plate in "The fireside university of modern invention, discovery, industry and art for home circle study and entertainment" (1902)

Odysseus - that JERK! Or is he? (Yes, he definitely is, but lets' at least discuss his character development!) Get the world talking about how much they love/hate one of the most celebrated characters in ancient literature and why!

The Greek goddess Circe is featured in this rendition of the Major Arcana tarot card The Magician. This card illustrates a scene from Odysseus's visit to Circe's island, Aeaea. His ship is seen anchored on the water in the background. The four suits of the Minor Arcana are pictured here: swords, pentacles, cups, & wands. Though the sword and shield belong to Odysseus, they are in Circe's possession. She uses these tools to manifest her magic and temp Odysseus into staying on the island.

"Do you realize that if you fall into a black hole, you will see the entire future of the Universe unfold in front of you in a matter of moments and you will emerge into another space-time created by the singularity of the black hole you just fell into?" Neil deGrasse Tyson

hal 9000 logic memory systems

Some of us just love Sci-Fi's most famous and misunderstood intelligent computer, HAL 9000 from 2001 a space odyssey.

McGee from McGee and Me, a 90’s Christian kids VHS series about a boy whose cartoon drawing comes to life!

Some of us really love the movie 2010: the year we make contact, and we love SAL, computer HAL 9000's twin sister. She and Dr. Chandra got together and figured out how to safely reconnect HAL, and for that HAL owes her a debt of gratitude. SAL is great!

Even on a range of products F.O.E!

There's only one way to listen to Adventures in Odyssey, and it's on cassette. You can't listen to the WODFAMCHOCPOD on cassette yet, but you can at least get it on merch. Designed by Mikayla Moeller

It's the sandwich Connie and Mitch eat. It's the studio where Adventures in Odyssey is recorded. But most importantly, it's the part of meat you don't want to eat. Designed by Mikayla Moeller

Why use a search engine when you can just ask Eugene? Designed by Mikayla Moeller

Why use a search engine when you can just ask Eugene? Designed by Mikayla Moeller