A dynamic and epic story from Elisa Pearmain! Please note this story does have a content warning of death and revenge.
Brought to you by Simon Brooks, this episode features Heather Forest telling "The Dancing Lass of Anglesy" and Jenni Cargill-Strong telling "The Blue Coat".
In this special episode Jack Frost returns for a visit and Laura Simms tells "Three Fat Fish" and Donna Washington tells " The Grasshopper and the Ants".
This episode features the fabulous Simon bringing you Joel Ben Izzy telling "The King's Riddles" and Lyn Ford telling "Watch out Ssssssssnake!"
This special episode features Isabelle Hauser bringing you Liz Weir telling "The King's Storyteller" and Clare Murphy telling "The Pirate Queen of Mayo".
That isn't a very interesting title, but the episode was quite fun to record, so please take some time to listen! Hear Simon Brooks telling "Jaguar's Eyes", Rachel Ann Harding telling "The Mermaids Ring", and Isabelle Hauser telling this really beautiful story that I don't know the title to, so I called it "Precious Treasure".
This episode is all about friends and the tests they go through. Sometimes it is a test someone else's puts them through, like in "Red Coat and Blue Coat" as told by Heather Forest, or an argument that gets out of hand like in "Writing in the Sand" as told by Elisa Pearmain.
In this episode we have some epic ladies who know what they want and are going for it! In this case what they want are men. Simon Brooks tells the tale of an enchanted man rescued by a woman in the tale "Tam Lin" and in the second story Heather Forest tells about an enchanted woman challenging King Arthur himself in "Dame Ragnell".
This episode features tales from Cathryne Fairlee and is from her lesser know album about the Maya. This is her telling "The Creation" and "First Boy Gods".
Andy Offut Irwin is a delightful and very talented storyteller. This episode is him telling "Don't Open Stuff with Your Teeth".
Join Ed Stivender as he tells a few classic stories from the Christian Cannon of stories!
You might have heard this story by Adam Booth a few years ago, but it is so delightful that I wanted you to hear it again!
The delightful Alton Chung telling "The Grateful Statues" and the amazing Tim Lowry telling "The Camel's Head in the Tent". Also, a little outtake in the outro :-)
This of the feline purrrrsuasion! Hear Pam Faro telling "When the Cat came to Mohammad" and Julie Moss telling "The Tiger".
Isabelle tells a true magical story and share Judith Hieneman and Daniel Marcotte telling "The Real Story of Sleeping Beauty" and Clare Murphy telling "Half a Blanket".
You can see the photos that Isabelle mentions on the Patron page!
Content Warning! There is a child hungry ogress in the stories- proceed with care!
This special episode features Donna Washington telling "How the Animals Got Rain" and Antonio Rocha telling "Deer and Jaguar Share a House".
Here is the reward episode for February. Content Warning: The first story has some murder involved so do listen first if that is a concern for the ears that are your responsibility! Featuring Ingrid Nixon telling "Three Snake Leaves" and Barbara Shutzgruber telling "The Bride".
This episode shows off Ed Stivender and some of his stories that don't make it to the podcast! This is Ed Stivender retelling Mark Twain's story "The McWilliames and the Burglar Alarm" and telling the story "The Hogaphone" by Russel Conwell.
This special episode features Valentina Ortiez telling "Ateteos, Spirits of the Water" and Yvonne Healy telling "People Eating Monster".
This is an episode about How the Podcast Came into being! It also has stories from Janice Del Negro and Megan Hicks.
The extra episode for December with Host Isabelle Hauser sharing the magical story of how she and I met in Ireland while also featuring Liz Weir telling "One Wish" and Simon Brooks telling "The Faerie Bride".