Daniel Morden Storyteller

During 2020, thanks to funding from the Arts Council of Wales’s National Lottery Fund, Daniel researched traditional stories that seemed to address some aspect of the strange year we have lived. During the last few months of the year, he will release a story every Sunday at 8pm (starting 22nd November) and they will be available via this podcast. This is the 7th and final episode in this series and it is called Miss Fortune. Gwnnaethpwyd y podlediad hwn yn bosibl trwy arian gan y Gronfa Loteri Genedlaethol drwy Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymry.

During 2020, thanks to funding from the Arts Council of Wales’s National Lottery Fund, Daniel researched traditional stories that seemed to address some aspect of the strange year we have lived. During the last few months of the year, he will release a story every Sunday at 8pm (starting 22nd November) and they will be available via this podcast. This is the 6th episode in this series and it is called The Twins. Gwnnaethpwyd y podlediad hwn yn bosibl trwy arian gan y Gronfa Loteri Genedlaethol drwy Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymry.

During 2020, thanks to funding from the Arts Council of Wales’s National Lottery Fund, Daniel researched traditional stories that seemed to address some aspect of the strange year we have lived. During the last few months of the year, he will release a story every Sunday at 8pm (starting 22nd November) and they will be available via this podcast. This is the 5th episode in this series and it comprises two stories: Medicine and Night. Gwnnaethpwyd y podlediad hwn yn bosibl trwy arian gan y Gronfa Loteri Genedlaethol drwy Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymry.

During 2020, thanks to funding from the Arts Council of Wales’s National Lottery Fund, Daniel researched traditional stories that seemed to address some aspect of the strange year we have lived. During the last few months of the year, he will release a story every Sunday at 8pm (starting 22nd November) and they will be available via this podcast. This is the 4th episode in this series and it is called "The Child". Gwnnaethpwyd y podlediad hwn yn bosibl trwy arian gan y Gronfa Loteri Genedlaethol drwy Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymry.

During 2020, thanks to funding from the Arts Council of Wales’s National Lottery Fund, Daniel researched traditional stories that seemed to address some aspect of the strange year we have lived. During the last few months of the year, he will release a story every Sunday at 8pm (starting 22nd November) and they will be available via this podcast. This is the 3rd episode in this series and it is called "The Ring". Gwnnaethpwyd y podlediad hwn yn bosibl trwy arian gan y Gronfa Loteri Genedlaethol drwy Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymry.

During 2020, thanks to funding from the Arts Council of Wales’s National Lottery Fund, Daniel researched traditional stories that seemed to address some aspect of the strange year we have lived. During the last few months of the year, he will release a story every Sunday at 8pm (starting 22nd November) and they will be available via this podcast. This is the 2nd episode in this series and it is called "Snake".

Gwnnaethpwyd y podlediad hwn yn bosibl trwy arian gan y Gronfa Loteri Genedlaethol drwy Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymry.

During 2020, thanks to funding from the Arts Council of Wales’s National Lottery Fund, Daniel researched traditional stories that seemed to address some aspect of the strange year we have lived. During the last few months of the year, he will release a story every Sunday at 8pm (starting 22nd November) and they will be available via this podcast. This is the 1st episode and it is called "The Box".

Gwnnaethpwyd y podlediad hwn yn bosibl trwy arian gan y Gronfa Loteri Genedlaethol drwy Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymry.

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