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Introducing… Folklorica! A podcast about stories hosted by two people who really like hearing, reading and even telling, you guessed it, stories. We’re your hosts Clayton Steacker and Maggie Boles....
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Introducing… Folklorica! A podcast about stories hosted by two people who really like hearing, reading and even telling, you guessed it, stories. We’re your hosts Clayton Steacker and Maggie Boles. We are amateur ethnographers. Gifted googlers. We travel the world (metaphorically because we don’t really have money) and bring back folk tales and legends from far and wide. Have you ever heard the story of the legless knight? Well get ready for that and more! We read, we learn, we discuss, and of course, we struggle to pronounce names. But the important thing is WE TRY. Join us every Thursday for Folklorica!
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The Girl in the Chest
27 MAY 2021 · It's my chick in a box! This week, we bring you the final episode of season 2. As if that really means anything. The Girl in the Chest - The Story of the Third Sister Who was Brave and Good from The Laughing Prince by Parker Fillmore published 1921 Love u. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices57m 19s -
Bluebeard
18 MAR 2021 · Bonjour. Ready for a French folktale?? Aujourd'hui on lit "Barbe Bleue" de Histoires ou contes du temps passé écrit par Charles Perrault et publié en 1697. Except that we're actually reading the version from Andrew Lang's The Blue Fairy Book published 1889. We've heard it stays very true to the original Perrault version and is in English, which is better for us. Enjoy! Follow us for sporadic posting on Instagram and Twitter. Email us your secrets at folklorica@strawhutmedia.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices1h 10m 44s -
The Bird of the Sweet Song
25 FEB 2021 · A story from the Azqueltán, Jalisco in Mexico! Read it as it was published in the The Journal of American Folklore in 1912 here: The Bird of the Sweet Song The book Maggie is reading is called How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy by Jenny O'Dell. Buy it from your local bookstore. Read more about the fight for the rights of the indigenous people of Azqueltán. Follow us for sporadic posting on Instagram and Twitter. Email us your secrets at folklorica@strawhutmedia.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices1h 49s -
Saint Nicholas and the Children
24 DEC 2020 · Here we have a very special holiday episode of Folkorica! Clayton reads "Saint Nicholas and The Children" by Cyrus MacMillan from his book Canadian Fairy Tales published in 1922. Read more about St. Nick's sweaty bones. Follow us for sporadic posting on Instagram and Twitter. Email us your secrets at folklorica@strawhutmedia.com. Merry Christmas to all and to all a goodnight! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices55m 26s -
The Bishop and the Tohunga
11 DEC 2020 · A Maori tale about Bishop George Selwyn and a very cool Tohunga. Read the full text of the story here Listen to that weird folk song that Clayton found Gaze in wonder at the beautiful Mokoia Island Watch our friend's friend, Taika Waititi's TEDx Talk Follow us for sporadic posting on Instagram and Twitter. Email us your secrets at folklorica@strawhutmedia.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices1h 9m 4s -
Goat-Face
2 JUL 2020 · From Italy! Lizard fairies and ungrateful goats. Goat-Face from Tale of Tales/Entertainment for Little Ones, aka Stories from Pentamerone by Giambattista Basile in 1634 (1st Volume) and 1636 (2nd Volume). Follow us for sporadic posting on Instagram and Twitter. Email us your secrets at folklorica@strawhutmedia.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices58m 12s -
King Solomon and the Worm
27 JUN 2020 · Worms. Demons. Suicidal birds. It's a Jewish folktale that inspired a lot of personal stories so naturally we ramble! King Solomon and the Worm from A Treasury of Jewish Folklore, edited by Nathan Ausubel (1948). Originally from Jewish Fairy Tales, selected and translated by Gerald Friedlander (1917). Follow us for sporadic posting on Instagram and Twitter. Email us your secrets at folklorica@strawhutmedia.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices1h 18m 45s -
The Man Who Did Not Wish to Die
19 JUN 2020 · A story from Japan. Paper cranes. Killer sharks. And our very first guest, Maddy Cross. This story is from The Japanese Fairy Book by Yei Theodora Ozaki, published in 1903. Follow us for sporadic posting on Instagram and Twitter. Email us your secrets at folklorica@strawhutmedia.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices1h 6m 29s -
The Story of Benito
29 MAY 2020 · It's the story of a good little dude. Read the full text of The Story of Benito from Philippine Folk Tales collected by Mabel Cook Cole and published in 1916. Follow us for sporadic posting on Instagram and Twitter. Email us your secrets at folklorica@strawhutmedia.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices46m 17s -
Grey-Man
21 MAY 2020 · Maybe it's not always a bad idea to climb into a sack in Iceland. A tale with twists and turns and a good old grey man from Icelandic Legends by Jon Arnason. Follow us for sporadic posting on Instagram and Twitter. Email us your secrets at folklorica@strawhutmedia.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices55m 17s
Introducing… Folklorica! A podcast about stories hosted by two people who really like hearing, reading and even telling, you guessed it, stories. We’re your hosts Clayton Steacker and Maggie Boles....
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Introducing… Folklorica! A podcast about stories hosted by two people who really like hearing, reading and even telling, you guessed it, stories. We’re your hosts Clayton Steacker and Maggie Boles. We are amateur ethnographers. Gifted googlers. We travel the world (metaphorically because we don’t really have money) and bring back folk tales and legends from far and wide. Have you ever heard the story of the legless knight? Well get ready for that and more! We read, we learn, we discuss, and of course, we struggle to pronounce names. But the important thing is WE TRY. Join us every Thursday for Folklorica!
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