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EVEN DARKER episodes
- Cinderella is a global fairytale, yet very different from country to country. Ch3 of PinocchioCatskin (English Cinderella-19th century) Saddleslut (Greek Cinderella 1889) Chapter 3 of the original Pinocchio. In this episode we have cannibalism, chopping people up(unrelated to cannibalism), and a beloved character goes to prison. Just another fairytale on Even Darker!24 min
- International Cinderella ends this week with versions from Germany and Russia. Ch.5 of PinocchioWe end Cinderella with a bang, literally! Allerleirauh (1819) followed by the Russian Cinderella- Baga Yaga (1755) and last but not least chapter 5 of Pinocchio21 min
- Cinderella - the early years!Egyptian Cinderella (1st century BC) & Irish Cinderella (1697) Plus weekly installment of Pinocchio28 min
- Red Riding Hood part 2 & Pinocchio Ch. 1Two brutal versions of Red Riding Hood from northern Italy in 1867. Chapter 1 of the 1881 original series of Pinocchio.17 min
- Little Red Riding HoodWe will be covering the 1888 version of the fairytale, Little Red Riding Hood. Even Darker storyteller, Jay Stinnett will then read the Grandmother from 1870. Both versions are from France.20 min
- Snow WhiteThe 1812 version of the fairytale, Little Snow-White is read by Jay Stinnett. Researched by Regina Drake. Followed by the origin story of Snow White, or the oldest version found.21 min
- Sleeping BeautySun, Moon, & Talia published 1634 is told and discussed. Followed by the possible origin story of the fairytale that is even darker. Take heed this is for adults.27 min
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Fairytales are dark, but their origins are Even Darker!! The stories are read by Damien Drake, Jay Stinnett, Chris Gordon, and Karen Ellinger. Regina Drake will follow each story with a short critique and any further bizarre research that was found. Witches, Monsters, Demons, and Fairies will be discussed as we take you, EVEN DARKER!