Every week The Folktale Project brings you new folklore, fairytales, myths and legends from around the world. Some tales you've heard before and some brand new.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 1347 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsPerforming Arts |
This week's new story comes to us from Canada and Professor Cyrus Macmillan and his 'Canadian Fairy Tales'.
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Apologies for the last few missed episodes, adjusting to new schedules is always a bear. But we're back today with a new story from Japan! 'The Wind in the Pine Tree' is a perfect little love story in honor of my wife and the large pine at our new ho... more
Fresh from the archives - one of my favorite English folktales - Take one part "The Goosegirl", one part "Cinderella", and mix it with a little 'Pied Piper' and you'll get the English folktale of 'Tattercoats'.
Today's story is a tribute to my wife's discovery of a turkey buzzard near our house last week. It's the Iroquois tale of 'How the Turkey Buzzard Got His Suit'.
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For some reason, your voice sounds pretentious, but maybe that’s the wrong word, it sounds overly performative to me. I just want to hear a normal voice.
I loved this."Lorelei" is my favorite tale of all time. So much that one day I will name a daughter of mine Lorelei. This reading was great. 100% greatness
The short episodes make it so you never get bored and the frequency is amazing
I have listened to every one of these stories, many more than once, and some many times. The gentle honest voice telling each tale with respect is comforting.
These podcasts are a highlight of my week. I love how he reads them and that the stories are from all over the world!
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Content focuses on narrating folklore, fairy tales, and legends from diverse cultures around the globe. With each episode, listeners are treated to a unique story that often carries moral lessons and cultural insights, providing not only entertainment but also education about various traditions. Noteworthy is the host's soothing narration style, which adds a comforting quality to the storytelling experience, making it a popular choice for relaxation or bedtime listening. The inclusion of both well-known and lesser-known tales enriches the listening experience, ensuring that episodes are engaging for a wide range of audiences.
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