Some listener questions and closing thoughts on Investiture of the Gods.

A look at the real historical figures of the Zhou Dynasty’s father-and-son founding duo.

In one afternoon’s work, Jiang Ziya expands the pantheon of Chinese folk religion, and he’s not too particular about who makes the cut.

A quick look at Jiang Ziya the historical figure vs. Jiang Ziya the fictional character.

A new day dawns for the kingdom, which is good news to everyone except Jiang Ziya’s ex-wife.

With his back against the wall, King Zhou opts for a dramatic exit.

The rebel forces come face to face with their chief enemy, and Jiang Ziya’s got receipts.

With the enemy closing in, King Zhou is reduced to putting out “Help Wanted” posters to find anyone willing to fight for him.

Yang Jian gets some divine assistance as he attempts to slay a slippery simian foe.

As one demon buddy after another show their true form, the Shang commander keeps telling his human comrades that, “I had no idea those guys were snakes and pigs and goats. I swear!”