Rona and the Moon: A Love Torn by Light, Bound by Regret

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Moondust Noir

Rashid Publications

18 episodes

5 months ago

Moondust Noir is an elegant journey through the many facets of the moon, exploring the science, history, culture, and mythology of our celestial companion. Each episode unveils the mysteries and meanings that have captivated humankind for thousands of years, from the moon’s phases and gravitational pull to its revered place in mythologies across the world. Immerse yourself in lunar tales that span ancient civilizations, scientific breakthroughs, cultural traditions, and discover the ways the moon continues to inspire art, beliefs, and our dreams. With every listen, let Moondust Noir be your guide to the moon’s eternal spell, weaving elegance and insight into every exploration. © 2025 Rashid Media Productions. All Rights Reserved.

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Rona and the Moon: A Love Torn by Light, Bound by Regret

Moondust Noir

24 minutes 12 seconds

6 months ago

Rona and the Moon: A Love Torn by Light, Bound by Regret

Podcast Title: 🌕 Rona and the Moon: A Love Torn by Light, Bound by Regret In this hauntingly poetic episode of Moondust Noir, Dr. Susan Rashid brings to life the Māori legend of Rona—a woman whose fierce independence, fleeting anger, and fateful curse led her to be seized by the very moon that once lit her path. Carried into the sky with only a tree as her anchor, Rona's story is etched into lunar shadow, a cautionary tale of words spoken too quickly and love lost too late. Through evocative narration, immersive soundscapes, and modern reflection, this episode explores the thin line between power and regret, the beauty of myth, and the lessons written in moonlight. Listen closely—the sky is always listening.