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Lore and Legend : Tales From Our Mythic Past Lore and Legend
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Welcome to Lore & Legend - telling stories the way they're meant to be told! Lore and Legend combines the magic of myth, legend and folklore with the power of Traditional Storytelling and Audio Drama in one dynamic show. Drawing on world folklore and mythology, each new podcast series explores a new anthology of stories drawn from the world's myth cycles. With regular stories from your hosts and guest tellers from the contemporary UK storytelling scene.
| Keep up to date with the podcast by visiting us at www.loreandlegend.co.uk
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Why The Sea Is Salt · With Kirsten Millikin
We’re hearing a story today from Kirsten Millikin, a Scottish storyteller specialising in myths, legends and folktales from Norse and Celtic nations.
Recently Kirsten worked alongside another storyteller to create Traces of HER: A Goddess Story Project, an evening of stories that explore the traces of the divine feminine in myths, legends and folk and fairy tales, and asking what female archetypes have to teach us about solutions to the environmental and social crises that afflict us today. Through folklore, mythology and heritage, Kirstin explores Stories of hope, stories for healing and stories that speak to the human heart.
We’ll explores all of these topics and more with Kirsten soon, but first, Kirsten is going to tell us the Norse story of ‘Why The Sea Is Salt’.
If you want to follow Kirsten’s work, you can follow her and Catriona as performance duo The Hedge Sisters through their page on Facebook. The link is there for you to follow in the episode show notes: https://www.facebook.com/Thehedgesisters
The Lore & Legend theme music in this episode was performed by Robert Bentall, with additional music from Seikilo Museum of Ancient Instruments.
To find out more about episodes of Lore & Legend, you can visit www.loreandlegend.co.uk and check out our episode blog posts.
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Saints & Witches · With Suzanne & Jake Tumnus
Today on the podcast I’m joined by Suzanne & Jake Tumnus, a bardic storytelling duo who blend stories and music to take you to a place where dragons fly, giants comb their beards and other worldly folk dance with mortals. Singing songs and telling stories from a repertoire of traditional pieces and their own compositions, Suzanne and Jake find their inspiration in the folktales, legends and songs of Britain and the wild hills of South Shropshire. Their show ‘Saints & Witches’, which you are about to hear, tells the stories of five magical women woven together beautifully with music and song, forming a journey through the seasons, a sequence of stories that collapse a year into a day; into a moment, and into the form of a hare.
You can find out more about Suzanne & Jake’s storytelling, events, gigs and projects on their website, Cranesfield Bardic Arts, at http://www.cranesfieldbardicarts.co.uk/ and also through their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/SuzanneandJakeTumnus.
The music and song accompanying the story today was performed by Suzanne & Jake Tumnus. The Lore & Legend theme music in this episode was performed by Robert Bentall, with additional music from Seikilo Museum of Ancient Instruments.
To find out more about episodes of Lore & Legend, you can visit www.loreandlegend.co.uk and check out our episode blog posts.
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The Devil In A Nut · With Maria Credali
Our guest today on the podcast is Maria Credali, a storyteller based in the Midlands here in the United Kingdom. Maria has a love for love stories and romantic heroes and heroines, which made her a great choice for our February podcast. I first heard Maria performing this story around the bonfire at an after-hours storytelling session at Festival at the Edge in August last year, and I’m delighted that she agreed to come on the show and share it with all of you. Here is Maria Credali telling her version of the story of ‘The Devil In A Nut’.
You can find out more about Maria’s storytelling, events, gigs and projects through her Facebook page. The link is right here in our episode notes, so do check it out: https://www.facebook.com/Maria-Credali-Storyteller-100656932478086/
The Lore & Legend theme music in this episode was performed by Robert Bentall, with additional music from Seikilo Museum of Ancient Instruments.
To find out more about episodes of Lore & Legend, you can visit www.loreandlegend.co.uk and check out our episode blog posts.
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The Flea & The Forgotten Fairytellers · With Nicholas Jubber
We're talking to Nicholas Jubber, a travel writer with a passion for the history of storytelling, and the evolution of myths and fairytales all over the world, from the deep past to our present day!
Nick tells the story of 'The Flea' from the Italian fairytale collection The Tale of Tales before telling us about his new book The Fairytellers: A Journey Into the Secret History of Fairytales. We explore Nick’s love for fairytales in childhood, the identity of seven forgotten tellers and the stories they brought to us, and the unique characteristics of fairy tales and their ongoing power and appeal in our contemporary culture.
The Fairytellers: A Journey Into the Secret History of Fairytales has just been published and is available now from all good retailers. Reading is recommended! You can find out more about Nick and his work at http://www.nickjubber.com and follow him @jubberstravels on Twitter.
|| The Lore & Legend theme music in this episode was performed by Robert Bentall, with additional music from Seikilo museum of ancient instruments. To find out more about episodes of Lore & Legend, you can visit www.loreandlegend.co.uk and check out our episode blog posts.
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The Knights Who Stole Christmas · Christmas Special · Part IV
King Arthur's festive merriment is disturbed by the revelation that someone has been stealing from his Treasury, and have left behind an unfortunate gift...
Welcome to the 2021 Christmas Special, Part 4 of 4. Featuring 'The Hunting of the Wren' performed by Finnegan Tui.
EPISODE NOTES: https://www.loreandlegend.co.uk/
AUDIO CREDITS:
Lore & Legend Themes by Robert Bentall.
“Hunting The Wren” performed by Finnegan Tui
Written by Ian Lynch, John Murphy, Radie Peat, Cormac Dermody, Darragh
Lynch
Published by Beggars Music Limited
Courtesy of Finnegan Tui
Finnegan Tui
https://www.instagram.com/finnegantui
https://www.tiktok.com/@finnegantui
https://twitter.com/FinneganTui
https://www.youtube.com/c/FinneganTui
https://www.facebook.com/FinneganTui
Lankum
http://lankumdublin.com/
https://lankum.bandcamp.com/
https://twitter.com/LankumDublin
Beggar Group Ltd.
https://www.beggars.com/
'Christmas Day' by Derek Fiechter on Album: Winter Wonderland
'Winter Festival' by Brandon & Derek Fiechter on Album: Christmas Land
'The Black Knight' by Brandon & Derek Fiechter on Album: Medieval Times
'Kitchen Hearth' by Brandon Fiechter on Album: Medieval Times
'The Dark Wanderer' by Brandon Fiechter on Album: Winter Whisperers
'King of the Pixies' by Brandon & Derek Fiechter on Album: Treefolk
Brandon & Derek Feichter Music on:
Bandcamp: https://calebhennessy.bandcamp.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calebhennessyscompositions
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/slavetofreedom216/videos
'The Tree of Gold (Broceliande Forest)' by Caleb Henessey on Album: Pendragon
'The Empty Seat at the Round Table' by Caleb Henessey on Album: Pendragon
Caleb Hennessy Compositions on:
Bandcamp: https://calebhennessy.bandcamp.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calebhennessyscompositions
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/slavetofreedom216/videos
Additional incidental music, background ambience and sound effects by multiple authors sourced from Freesound.org.
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The Hunting of the Wren · Christmas Special · Part III
A repentant brigand, St. Maughold lands on the Isle of Man, and finds the Island is ruled by one of the Old Gods, the Fey Queen known as Tehi Tegi...
Welcome to the 2021 Christmas Special, Part 3 of 4.
Lore & Legend Themes by Robert Bentall. Additional music and sound effects sourced from the community at Freesound.org. Visit the website for full audio credits.
EPISODE NOTES: https://www.loreandlegend.co.uk/
AUDIO CREDITS
'Christmas Day' by Derek Fiechter on Album: Winter Wonderland
'Winter Festival' by Brandon & Derek Fiechter on Album: Christmas Land
'Santa's Elves' by Brandon & Derek Fiechter on Album: Mists of Ice
'Unseelie Fae Lullaby' by Brandon & Derek Fiechter on Album: Medieval Halloween
'Shadow Woods' by Brandon & Derek Fiechter on Album: Treefolk
'King of the Pixies' by Brandon & Derek Fiechter on Album: Treefolk
Brandon & Derek Feichter Music on:
Bandcamp: https://dbfiechter.bandcamp.com/
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/01Er12nK5rrnHx8usFPJAs?si=nPVsmjcvRvWoymTBQXZPLw
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjMZjGhrFq_4llVS_x2XJ_w
'Exploring at Dusk (RPG Music)' by Caleb Henessey on Album: V. Muse
'Lady Of The Lake' by Caleb Henessey on Album: Pendragon
Caleb Hennessy Compositions on:
Bandcamp: https://calebhennessy.bandcamp.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calebhennessyscompositions
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/slavetofreedom216/videos
Additional incidental music, background ambience and sound effects by multiple authors sourced from Freesound.org.
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Customer Reviews
Intriguing
I don’t know too much about traditional folklore, but it’s always something I’ve been curious about since I love the fantasy genre. The stories themselves are interesting and definitely satisfy my fantasy addiction, but my favorite part is the interpretive discussions afterward. As a literature nerd I can’t get enough.
Believe the Lore
There is presenting information, there is discussion, and then there is true storytelling. Lore and Legend excels at storytelling and interpretation above most other shows. The production, music, and performances are all high quality. It’s perfect for long drives, during thunderstorms or any time you want to fill the silence. Give them a listen and subscribe!
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