In this engaging conversation, Mistress Audrey Lu Black and Dr. Hillary Williamson Perez delve into the rich tapestry of Mesopotamian mythology, exploring the roles of goddesses, the complexities of relationships in ancient narratives, and the intersections of power, sexuality, and creativity. They discuss the significance of figures like Inanna, Ereshkigal, and Gilgamesh, while also highlighting the contributions of Hidwana, the first known poet, and the cultural implications of their stories in the context of gender and power dynamics.

Content warning: Rape, Sex addiction, sex abuse, incest, physical assault and child marriage.

Dr. Hillary J Williamson Perez is a Doctor of Philosophy in Mythological Studies with an Emphasis in Depth Psychology, MA/PhD.

Dissertation title is “Union & the Underworld: the Presence and Develo ...