Afro Tales Podcast

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Today we have a tale from the American south. In this tale, we see what happens when Brer fox extends an olive branch to Brer Rabbit. Has that fox changed his ways? Will Brer Rabbit accepts the truce? Only time will tell. 

Book: African American Folktales

Compiled by Roger D, Abrahams

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This story comes to us from the lower Mississippi River in the region of New Orleans. Do you know what would happen if you make a deal with a conjuring woman and then get sassy with her? Well, today you just may find out. Or not we will see if luck is on the side of Lonna.

Book Her Stories

Compiled By Virginia Hamilton

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Today we get one version from the American southeast in Chesterfield County North Carolina. We meet Mr. William Faulker who tells a tale about a witch he once knew. How does one become a witch? What happens after and how much will it cost you?

Book Talk that Talk

Compiled by Linda Gross and Marian E. Barnes

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Today we head back to Trinidad and meet some exciting beings. During a night at their Aunt's house, the kids hear a story of the Jumbies from the graveyard. Are these Jumbies good or evil only time will tell.

Book: A Wave in Her Pocket: Stories from Trinidad

By Lynn Joseph

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Today we meet a little girl named Malinda on the road home. We also meet the Devil ( a little Devil) following her on the road. Whether he wishes to help or harm her, you will have to listen to find out.

Book Her Stories

Compiled by Virginia Hamilton

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Today we head to the American south for another Ol' John Tale. In this tale, we meet John, who is tired of his living conditions and looking for a way to move up in life. Ol' John will show how using a few smarts will not only put you in a better situation but may also save your way of life. 

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Today we step into the American south for two WHY stories. First, we find out why the pig has just a short nose. The second is why the catfish don't have scales. Both are interesting and for reasons, you may not expect. Do you know why? well listen and find out

Book: African American Folktales

Compiled by Roger D. Abrahams

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Today we have another Jack Mandora story from Jamaica. In this story, we find that the queen has lost her ring and has put out a request for anyone in the kingdom to find the ring. Bruh Anansi answers the call, but will he be able to locate the ring? Was the ring stolen or merely misplaced? You will have to listen to find out. 

Book: Jack Mandora; Authentic Jamaican Anansi Stories

Compiled by Roy C. Comrie

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Today, I would like to introduce you to Bruh Rabbit. The main character in the Uncle Remus tales also has origins in the central and southern regions of Africa. This episode contains the trio Bruh Rabbit, Bruh Fox, and of course Bruh Bear. What will happen you will just have to listen to find out. 

Book Uncle Remus: The Complete Tales

Compiled by Julius Lester.

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