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In case ya'll want more #stories - @FolkTaleProject #podcast has been doing it for 6+ years with over 1,100 tales. bitly.com/folktaleproject
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🎧 Magic, whimsy, mortals, and monsters: 8 fascinating folklore podcasts sharing stories from around the world @folktaleproject @lorepodcast @mythpodcast #PodcastRecommendations lnns.co/a6XPQ7hx2DG
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Snow White and Rose Red are sisters in a Grimm fairy tale, who befriend a bear that turns out to be an enchanted prince. In this tale, the girls are the ones to do the rescuing and I love that. #FairyTaleTuesday
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Not only a wonderful podcast but a wonderful story behind its origins.
We take a look at @FolkTaleProject Podcast.
Read our review here on HeadStuff:
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Folklorists: "Man, I wish more people knew and talked about #folklore :/"
*finger on the monkey's paw curls up*
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Try some Grimm variations with
@onologyaudio
@coupdegracecast
@AnansiStorytime
@StudioSevernCY
@FolkTaleProject
@DITDFpodcast
@MythicalPodcast
@SaffronAndPeri
Cry Wolf (B&B Investigations) from @19nocturne
#audiodramasunday
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Come closer to the fire with @FolkTaleProject
Three new stories every week, coming from all over the world!
#storytelling
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Want to support the Fabulous Folklore podcast but can't afford a recurring Patreon subscription? Why not just buy me a coffee? ko-fi.com/icysedgwick
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Just added @FolkTaleProject Podcast!
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When May Gibbs imagined the enchanted creatures that would live in the Aussie bush she must have known the delicate fairies of her homeland would not survive in such an inhospitable terrain, so she imagined a whole new race of creatures #FolkloreThursday mythcrafts.com/2019/01/24/ma…
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THOUGHTS ON THE MOMO CHALLENGE!
A PSA from your friendly neighborhood folklorist #folklorethursday
I've been fielding a lot of calls and emails about #Momo in the past few days, so I thought I'd offer a few thoughts about it in general. Enjoy!
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You can now read all of Carl Sandburg's classic children's stories in one place! Fairytalez has added his 1923 collection Rootabaga Pigeons. Enjoy even more stories of the Potato Face Blindman, the Pickaxe Country, and more. bit.ly/2RyjgbE
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Winter is coming... could it be that there's also the promise of a new writing competition from Fairytalez in the air? Yes! Stay tuned for more details! Our elves are working up the details soon.
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This week's #FolkloreThursday theme is heroes and heroines! Share your favourites with us this Thursday! (Image: Joan of Arc, via Wikimedia Commons)
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This edition of Thumbelina features a beautiful collection of art, taken from the likes of Arthur Rackham, W. Heath Robinson, Harry Clarke and Milo Winter ow.ly/jw9y50jhTfR
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According to Welsh folklore the corgi is an enchanted dog employed as transport by fairies. They use them to pull their coaches and they serve as the steeds of fairy warriors. Look closely at a corgi's coat and you will see markings from the saddle and harnesses #FolkloreThursday
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Around #Ilmington, #Warwickshire, the last clump of corn at #harvest time was twisted into the shape of a cockerel's head and chopped by flung sickles.
#localfolklore
Image: Gregory Frank Harris
