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Myths and Legends Nextpod
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Jason Weiser and Carissa Weiser tell stories from myths, legends, and folklore that have shaped cultures throughout history. Some, like the stories of Aladdin, King Arthur, and Hercules are stories you think you know, but with surprising origins. Others are stories you might not have heard, but really should. All the stories are sourced from world folklore, but retold for modern ears. These are stories of wizards, knights, Vikings, dragons, princesses, and kings from the time when the world beyond the map was a dangerous and wonderful place.
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Flemish folklore: Stuck
Two stories from Flanders (the region of Belgium, not Homer Simpson's annoyingly nice neighbor) about people who are stuck. One is a married couple who wants their long awaited dream to come true. The other is people who are literally stuck to a thing they shouldn't be touching in the first place.
The creature is the Asanbosam, a pink Batman with great legs.
Membership! https://www.mythpodcast.com/membership
Asanbosam at the BM: https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/E_Af1935-1212-1
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Music:
"The Spinnet" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Woodbird Theme" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Grumpalo" by Blue Dot Sessions -
Aesop's Fables: State of Nature
It's fable time on Myths and Legends...despite fables being neither myths nor legends... They're fun, though, and you might just learn some of the wisdom of the ancients, like how you should never question the king.
The creature is a very wise dragon. So wise that you should get all your answers from him. Namely the answer to the question: is that dragon dangerous? The answer, of course, being, no...now take a bath in barbecue sauce.
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Music:
"Topslides" by Blue Dot Sessions
"PolyCoat" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Milkwood" by Blue Dot Session
"Curious Case" by Blue Dot Session -
Japanese folklore: Pilgrims
Two stories from Japan. On the first, a former samurai's wife is up to something and he's going to figure out what. On the second, we'll see that kindness matters most...but only if you're absolutely forced into doing it.
The creature is the salamander! It'll turn you into a spicy human burrito!
Want to support the show? https://www.mythpodcast.com/membership
A TED-Ed video of the second story: https://myths.link/pilgrims-teded
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Music:
"Lost Stage" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Dolly and Pad" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Helter's Barrow" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Hibiscus" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Just Tuning Up" by Blue Dot Sessions -
Indian Fairy Tales: Eye Love You
When your seven spouses all have the same dream on the same night and ask you not to do the thing they dreamt would lead to problems for all of you...maybe don't immediately do that thing.
The creature is Sæhrímnir from Norse myth, AKA ham sandwiches.
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Music:
"Memeti" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Sargento" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Gallant Fantasie" by Blue Dot Sessions -
Irish folklore: Daft Monk
The madcap story of what happens when a monk decides he doesn't want to be a monk anymore. He wants to make way more money...as a poet.
Also, why it might be weird if you're eating several cows for breakfast.
Back shaver: https://myths.link/backshaver
Irish source: https://myths.link/anier1
English source: https://myths.link/anier2
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Music:
"Kremp" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Titter Snowbird" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Laddo" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Arctic Draba" by Blue Dot Sessions -
Monkey King: Roadblock
Back in the Journey to the West and Monkey has a fan club, the Tang Monk teaches an impromptu class, and Pigsy finds his calling: sitting and eating.
The creatures are the Ruslaki, and they're very easy to break up with.
Shrok Pillow: https://myths.link/shrok
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Music:
"Germaine" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Lush Arborio" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Sparkling Craft" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Simple Aside" by Blue Dot Sessions
사용자 리뷰
Excellent
This podcast is great. The stories are told in modern parlance in a very conversational manner without the host ad libbing much or editorial interjection. To go into a bit more detail, of course the stories are not merely read. The narrator/host has to consolidate long stories into digestible segments in modern English. So, inevitably, he makes a lot of choices about what gets left out and what part he tells and how he tells it. And, he does that well. When he skips over parts of the story, he says why. There is some light, risible commentary on the actions of this or that character from a story from the perspective of modern social norms etc. But, it’s not much, and it mostly serves its intended affect: making you feel like he’s telling you a really old story where strange, fun, and sometimes problematic things happen. There is no attempt to add gravitas, which is good. The stories are told matter-of-factly and with a fair amount of humor.
Thank you
I’m in another country far away from my family, learning a new language and very rarely get to use my mother tongue here. Because of my anxiety it takes me awhile to fall asleep wether at night or just an afternoon nap, but your calm and interesting storytelling made me feel right at home and not alone nowadays. Thank you so much for your dedication and awesomeness! I’m very great-full and thank you