
A comedy podcast that exposes the absurd side of folklore. Each week we read a story, fix plotholes and create new ones, and invent unintended connections between tales.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 600 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksComedyArts | |||

The time has come, once more. The clock has rolled over again, another year has passed, and to usher us into Year 11 of WTFolklore is none other than our dear, dear friend, Madame d'Aulnoy.
Thank you to Dani for joining us on this particular ride!
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This week, after celebrating our own brand of "Big Game", we dive into one of the Four Great Folktales of China, The Butterfly Lovers
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A slightly-less-but-still-bite-sized episode of WTFolklore as the Whimbus continues to throw its tantrums on us. This time we crack open a tome that threatens to remain with us for some time to come, The Cats' Arabian Nights, or, King Grimalkum
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It's a bite-sized episode this week on WTFolklore as we race against the sky to complete a recording. Not all of us made it...
we read Shippeitaro, a tale from Japan.
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Any time I need to get anything done, or just want to relax, this is the go-to podcast for me
Already love this podcast but would also absolutely listen to another show that is just Tyler talking about bad movies he's seen. 10/10
Love hearing all the wacky folk tales, etc that they find that we don’t hear much in pop culture. Carman does a great job (and the fans are happy to help) in finding lesser known stories that are so weird but have so much to offer! I want to see every movie that they come up with based off these tales lol. The tangents are also great (I think about the death bus maybe too much). I like that whenever Carman has a lot on her plate, the others are willing to step up and take the lead - I was unsure... more
Come for the stories, stay for the hilarious banter, I just love Carmen and the boys
Read the second Harriet Hampsterbone book. It is a better version of the story of the 12 dancing princessess. I’m not in double digits yet but I still love your podcast. You’re great but I think you grossly misjudge children.
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Combining humor and storytelling, the series entertains listeners by exposing the absurdities within folklore. Each episode typically features the hosts reading a lesser-known folk tale, filled with quirky characters and bizarre situations, inviting comedic commentary and playful banter. The hosts engage with the narratives, offering their interpretations while addressing plot holes and comedic tangents, which makes for an enjoyable and thought-provoking experience. Overall, the mix of education, humor, and creativity is likely to appeal to anyone interested in folklore, comedy, and storytelling.
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