Dark and Twisty Tales: folk stories and fairy tales for the unafraid.
Julia NortonThis is a bi-monthly podcast featuring songs and stories from some lesser known fairy tales and folk stories. Stories which lean toward the grisly and unnerving, stories which might help us deal with the ogres and wicked step mothers in our own lives. You can support this podcast by buying Julia a cup of tea here https://ko-fi.com/voxchops xox
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Latest Episodes
Belching up toads, paper dresses, beheadings and murder, this story has them all. I love this Grimm fairytale from the Philip Pullman collection, and I hope you do too? more
An old man in velvet pantaloons is befriended by a little boy with a toy soldier, however the soldier is NOT happy about this, has a tantrum and finds himself lost in the cracks and buried in an open grave, only to be found years later.
Reynard the Fox is a bit tricky and tricks his wife that he's dead to see if she'll marry again ... never a good plan.
Reviews
- Brings back memories
This podcast is very well told and Julia can make very good voices and sound effects. I loved this podcast because it brought back memories of my childhood. I would recommend this for people who can take a “dark” story without being fazed, because there are a few dark ones (as the title already mentioned).
Apple Podcasts5OliverBogya
United States2 years ago - Beautifully told haunting folktales
Julia Norton has the gift for storytelling. Not only does she change her voices to match the characters and pace the timing of the tales well, she also has such a soothing narrator’s voice that’s good to listen too while curled up with a cup of tea or trying to relax before an afternoon nap. Maybe the only thing better than her speaking voice is her singing! So ethereal! more
Apple Podcasts5Mika ReynardUnited States2 years ago - Sends me back in time
Love these. So well done! I listen to these while resting and feel like I’ve been transported to another age. Great use of music that really rounds out the experience.
Apple Podcasts5A0A98E67E4United States2 years ago - Art, glorious art!
I listen to these beautiful, horrifying stories over and over. Something special in the blending of horror and beauty, I have always loved folktales and fairytales, and these stories come alive with your lovely voice and your unique creations. Might you consider including Baba Yaga In your repertoire?As a child, I was given a book of Russian fairytales. Baba Yaga sent shivers down my spine, So of course I read them often. I remember one story about a pot of spaghetti that ended up smothering the... more
Apple Podcasts5BrokenboxerUnited States2 years ago - Your podcast
I listened to all you podcasts but my favorite one was The Goose Girl. But also your podcasts were verrrryyyy goooood
Apple Podcasts5mystery geek girlUnited States2 years ago
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