31B-Viking Sagas: Face-Off
The discussion post for episode 31B: Face-off, which tells the conclusion of the story of Arrow-Odd, a legendary Viking warrior and king. [...]
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Member Episode 7: The Day it Snowed Tortillas
A story from New Mexican folklore in the American Southwest about an astoundingly stupid, but sweet, woodcutter and his turn of luck. [...]
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31A-Viking Sagas: Odd Man Out
This is the discussion post for episode 31A, that tells the first half of the story of Arrow-Odd, a legendary Viking. [...]
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29-Grimm: Upward Mobility (Rapunzel, The Brave Little Tailor)
This is the discussion post for episode 29: Upward Mobility, which tells the stories of Rapunzel and The Brave Little Tailor by the Brothers Grimm. [...]
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28-Prometheus: Adamantine
This is the discussion post for episode 28: Adamantine, about the story of Prometheus and the Titanomachy. [...]
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27C-King Arthur: The Errant Knight
This is a place to listen and discuss episode 27C: The Errant Knight, with pictures, extra details, and historical background. [...]
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Member episode 6: Iron Shoes
On this member episode, it's a fairy tale from German folklore about a young man who wanders in to a dark, seemingly-abandoned castle only to meet a mysterious woman who has a number of difficult tasks for him. The creature is from Russian folklore, and you'll learn why you need to bring your rooster with you [...]
27B-King Arthur: Mayday
The discussion post for episode 27B: Mayday, where we learn about the Questing beast and Arthur gets Excalibur [...]
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The Story of Urashima Taro
This was one of the more comprehensive public domain versions I could find: Long, long ago in the province of Tango there lived on the shore of Japan in the little fishing village of Mizu-no-ye a young fisherman named Urashima Taro. His father had been a fisherman before him, and his skill had more than doubly [...]