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Who is the host of The Storytelling Podcast?

The Storytelling Podcast is hosted by Alejandra Fonseca. The show is categorised under history (education) and has published 76 episodes.

How many episodes does The Storytelling Podcast have?

The Storytelling Podcast has published 76 episodes.

What topics does The Storytelling Podcast cover?

The Storytelling Podcast regularly covers history, education, society. It sits in the history category, with a education focus.

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Episodes of The Storytelling Podcast average 28 minutes. a focused format where a clear narrative arc and tight preparation matter most.

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The Storytelling Podcast

Hosted by Alejandra Fonseca · history · EN-GB · 76 episodes

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Hey there, story lovers! Welcome to "The Storytelling Podcast," your cosy time for surprising tales. Get ready to dive deep into a world of wonder with me, your host, Alejandra. We'll be exploring a tapestry of stories – from ancient myths and historical facts to heart-warming interviews and even a few spine-tingling spooky tales. We'll hear real stories, shared by real people like you. This is a space for everyone to connect through the power of storytelling. So grab your favourite beverage, get comfy, and let's weave some magic together. Feel free to share your own stories with us! Send them in, and you'll hear them featured on the show. Click the Follow or the Subscribe button and stay tuned for our next episodes Story submission: thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com Website: https://thestorytellingpodcast.buzzsprout.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheStorytellingPodcast7 Website: http://alejandraslife.com/ Social Media: @thestorytellingpodcastoffici

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What is The Storytelling Podcast?

The Storytelling Podcast is a history podcast hosted by Alejandra Fonseca, with 76 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Alejandra Fonseca hosts The Storytelling Podcast, a history show with 76 episodes published.

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Episode #76
The Storytelling Podcast - Ep 76 - 3 Books People Were Actually Afraid Of
Aug 21, 202624 minS1
Send us Fan Mail In Episode 76 of The Storytelling Podcast , we open three extraordinary historical books connected with magic, witchcraft, spirits, astrology and forbidden knowledge. What makes these books so compelling today is that they are not fictional cursed volumes from a horror film. They are historical objects, preserved in manuscripts and early printed editions, connected to real people and real intellectual traditions. YouTube Visual Episode: https://youtu.be/jTqyFx1zeSw Available on all podcast platforms. Story submissions: thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com Buzzsprout: https://thestorytellingpodcast.buzzsprout.com ❤️ Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2443276/support Website: http://alejandraslife.com/ Follow us: @thestorytellingpodcastofficial @AleLifeOfficial ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AlejandrasLife Support the show This was today’s episode. Thank you for listening, and remember that if you would like to send your stories or special topics to be shared in the next episodes, please send them to thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com . Before you go, if you haven’t done that already, I would love for you to click the follow or the subscribe button, and see you in the next episode! ------------------ Story submission: thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com Website: https://thestorytellingpodcast.buzzsprout.com Support page: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2443276/support Website: http://alejandraslife.com/ All social media @thestorytellingpodcastofficial Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@AlejandrasLife
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Episode #75
The Last Broadcast from Blackwood Forest (Ep. 75)
Aug 17, 202639 minS1
Send us Fan Mail Some recordings become frightening only after you know how they end. Elliot Mercer is spending a stormy night alone at Blackwood Forest Station, covering an overnight shift after another worker calls in sick. The Last Broadcast from Blackwood Forest is an original supernatural mystery from The Storytelling Podcast, exploring memory, identity, mysterious recordings and the unsettling possibility that some warnings are actually invitations. Listen carefully. Because by the end of the recording, the story may no longer be speaking only to Elliot. It may be speaking to you. YouTube Visual Episode: https://youtu.be/fxwubcOSSPo Available on all podcast platforms. Story submissions: thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com Buzzsprout: https://thestorytellingpodcast.buzzsprout.com ❤️ Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2443276/support Website: http://alejandraslife.com/ Follow us: @thestorytellingpodcastofficial @AleLifeOfficial ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AlejandrasLife Support the show This was today’s episode. Thank you for listening, and remember that if you would like to send your stories or special topics to be shared in the next episodes, please send them to thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com . Before you go, if you haven’t done that already, I would love for you to click the follow or the subscribe button, and see you in the next episode! ------------------ Story submission: thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com Website: https://thestorytellingpodcast.buzzsprout.com Support page: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2443276/support Website: http://alejandraslife.com/ All social media @thestorytellingpodcastofficial Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@AlejandrasLife
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Episode #74
Sultan’s Palace: A Party That Ended In Death (Ep 74)
Aug 14, 202642 minS1
Send us Fan Mail There is a beautiful old mansion in New Orleans’ French Quarter with a name that sounds like it belongs to another world: the Sultan’s Palace . At 716 Dauphine Street, the Gardette-LePrete House became associated with one of the strangest legends in New Orleans history. According to the story, a mysterious foreign prince arrived with an enormous household, beautiful women, servants, guards and a fortune that seemed almost limitless. He supposedly lived in secrecy, hosted lavish parties and attracted the attention of the neighbourhood. Then one night, the party ended in murder. YouTube Visual Episode: https://youtu.be/Y_jucEzJvSk Available on all podcast platforms. Story submissions: thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com Buzzsprout: https://thestorytellingpodcast.buzzsprout.com ❤️ Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2443276/support Website: http://alejandraslife.com/ Follow us: @thestorytellingpodcastofficial @AleLifeOfficial ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AlejandrasLife Support the show This was today’s episode. Thank you for listening, and remember that if you would like to send your stories or special topics to be shared in the next episodes, please send them to thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com . Before you go, if you haven’t done that already, I would love for you to click the follow or the subscribe button, and see you in the next episode! ------------------ Story submission: thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com Website: https://thestorytellingpodcast.buzzsprout.com Support page: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2443276/support Website: http://alejandraslife.com/ All social media @thestorytellingpodcastofficial Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@AlejandrasLife
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Episode #73
Waverly Hills Sanatorium: The Hospital of Lost Souls (EP. 73)
Aug 11, 202635 minS3
Send us Fan Mail There are few historic buildings in America quite like Waverly Hills Sanatorium. Standing above Louisville, Kentucky, the enormous Gothic-style building was once a tuberculosis hospital where patients came hoping to survive one of the most feared diseases of the early twentieth century. Before antibiotics transformed tuberculosis treatment, Waverly Hills represented both medical hope and heartbreaking uncertainty. Today, the building has a very different reputation. Waverly Hills is widely known as one of America's most famous haunted locations, attracting historical visitors, paranormal investigators, ghost hunters and television crews. Stories surrounding the Body Chute, Room 502, shadow figures and a mysterious child known as Tim have become part of the location's modern folklore. But where does history end and legend begin? In this episode of The Storytelling Podcast, we explore the real history of Waverly Hills Sanatorium, from its opening in 1910 and the construction of the enormous 1926 hospital to the decline of tuberculosis and the building's eventual closure as a sanatorium. We also examine some of the most famous stories associated with the building and compare them with what can actually be established through historical records. YouTube Visual Episode: https://youtu.be/-KJ0o-J_a1A Available on all podcast platforms. Story submissions: thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com Buzzsprout: https://thestorytellingpodcast.buzzsprout.com ❤️ Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2443276/support Website: http://alejandraslife.com/ Follow us: @thestorytellingpodcastofficial @AleLifeOfficial ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AlejandrasLife Support the show This was today’s episode. Thank you for listening, and remember that if you would like to send your stories or special topics to be shared in the next episodes, please send them to thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com . Before you go, if you haven’t done that already, I would love for you to click the follow or the subscribe button, and see you in the next episode! ------------------ Story submission: thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com Website: https://thestorytellingpodcast.buzzsprout.com Support page: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2443276/support Website: http://alejandraslife.com/ All social media @thestorytellingpodcastofficial Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@AlejandrasLife
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Episode #72
Napoleon vs the Rabbits: The Battle He Didn’t Win (S03x72)
Aug 7, 202628 minS3
Send us Fan Mail Napoleon Bonaparte defeated powerful armies, brought kingdoms to their knees and changed the political landscape of Europe. But according to one of the strangest stories associated with the French Emperor, there was one determined army he could not overcome. An army of rabbits. YouTube Visual Episode: https://youtu.be/XXoe8RFDsCE Available on all podcast platforms. Story submissions: thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com Buzzsprout: https://thestorytellingpodcast.buzzsprout.com ❤️ Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2443276/support Website: http://alejandraslife.com/ Follow us: @thestorytellingpodcastofficial @AleLifeOfficial ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AlejandrasLife Support the show This was today’s episode. Thank you for listening, and remember that if you would like to send your stories or special topics to be shared in the next episodes, please send them to thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com . Before you go, if you haven’t done that already, I would love for you to click the follow or the subscribe button, and see you in the next episode! ------------------ Story submission: thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com Website: https://thestorytellingpodcast.buzzsprout.com Support page: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2443276/support Website: http://alejandraslife.com/ All social media @thestorytellingpodcastofficial Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@AlejandrasLife
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Episode #73

Waverly Hills Sanatorium: The Hospital of Lost Souls (EP. 73)

Aug 11, 202635 minS3

Send us Fan Mail There are few historic buildings in America quite like Waverly Hills Sanatorium. Standing above Louisville, Kentucky, the enormous Gothic-style building was once a tuberculosis hospital where patients came hoping to survive one of the most feared diseases of the early twentieth century. Before antibiotics transformed tuberculosis treatment, Waverly Hills represented both medical hope and heartbreaking uncertainty. Today, the building has a very different reputation. Waverly Hills is widely known as one of America's most famous haunted locations, attracting historical visitors, paranormal investigators, ghost hunters and television crews. Stories surrounding the Body Chute, Room 502, shadow figures and a mysterious child known as Tim have become part of the location's modern folklore. But where does history end and legend begin? In this episode of The Storytelling Podcast, we explore the real history of Waverly Hills Sanatorium, from its opening in 1910 and the construction of the enormous 1926 hospital to the decline of tuberculosis and the building's eventual closure as a sanatorium. We also examine some of the most famous stories associated with the building and compare them with what can actually be established through historical records. YouTube Visual Episode: https://youtu.be/-KJ0o-J_a1A Available on all podcast platforms. Story submissions: thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com Buzzsprout: https://thestorytellingpodcast.buzzsprout.com ❤️ Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2443276/support Website: http://alejandraslife.com/ Follow us: @thestorytellingpodcastofficial @AleLifeOfficial ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AlejandrasLife Support the show This was today’s episode. Thank you for listening, and remember that if you would like to send your stories or special topics to be shared in the next episodes, please send them to thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com . Before you go, if you haven’t done that already, I would love for you to click the follow or the subscribe button, and see you in the next episode! ------------------ Story submission: thestorytellingpodcast80@gmail.com Website: https://thestorytellingpodcast.buzzsprout.com Support page: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2443276/support Website: http://alejandraslife.com/ All social media @thestorytellingpodcastofficial Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@AlejandrasLife

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