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Hosted by Tales of Britain and Ireland. · history · EN · 60 episodes
A storytelling and folklore podcast for adultsTelling some of the famous and not so famous British and Irish myths, legends and folktales, in no particular order. Coming direct from South Yorkshire it is currently regularish, and will feature all of the above and whatever other miscellaneous snippets take my fancy.Presented by Graeme. Website at https://www.talesofbritainandireland.com/
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Episode #60
My version of an Irish folk tale with everything - a spoilerific title, weddings, funerals, cabbages, amazing abs and a very special guest. For sources and musical credits visit: Tales of Britain and Ireland - The woman who went to Hell #Folklore #Legends #Storytelling #FolklorePodcast #Storytellingpodcast
Episode #59
Part 2 of Guy of Warwick - After the events of part one Guy's gone back to England to get married. So this episode is probably just a sedate tale of family life or something. Featuring violence, Dukes, some more violence, some more Dukes and all around a bit of a Bad Guy. For sources and musical credits visit: https://talesofbritainandireland.com/episode-58-guy-of-warwick/ #Folklore #Legends #Storytelling #FolklorePodcast #Storytellingpodcast
Episode #58
<p>This first episode in the beginning (the beguyinning?) of my telling of one of England's formerly most popular legends.</p> <p>This episode features young lust, trivial class divisions, masculinity, Frenchmen, challenges to big dairy and exasperated emperor noises. <br> <br> Amongst other things. <br> <br> </p> <p>For musical credit and sources see https://talesofbritainandireland.com/episode-58-guy-of-warwick/</p> <p> </p> <p>#mythology #legends #folktales</p>
Episode #57
<p></p> <p >A Ghost Story episode for Christmas from the pen of.... well not the master teller of ghost stories. <br> <br> In 1911 Elliot O'Donnell released Scottish Ghost Stories. It was reviewed in the Observer alongside MR James's new work published at about the same time - More Ghost Stories of an Antiquary. <br> <br> Of Scottish Ghost Stories the observer reviewer had this to say:</p> <p> </p> <p >"Beside Dr James’s Mr O’Donnell’s ghost stories are foolish and and feeble things… if any of the bogles whom Mr Donnel has now expounded in five volumes h...
Episode #56
<p>Tales of Mermaids in the Peak District - notably far from the sea, also featuring Sailors, Witches and Watches, discussions of mermaid biology and by far my longest discussion section to date.<br> <br> If you like muddy holes and wet fishy women then this is the podcast episode that you've been waiting for.<br> <br> For sources and more information see the episode page on the website at https://talesofbritainandireland.com/episode-56-peak-mermaid/</p> <p><br> #Folklore #Mythology #Folktales #Mermaids #Peakdistrict.<br> <br> <br> </p>
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