The unicorn is a mythical creature that has captured the imagination of people throughout history. Its origin story is somewhat unclear, but it has appeared in various tales and myths throughout the ages.

In this episode, we are going to talk about the link of this mythical creature to the Scottish nation.

【Tooth Fairy Tales and Legends】What do you do when your child lose their first tooth?
The Tooth Fairy is a popular figure in Western folklore who is said to visit children when they lose a baby tooth, collect the tooth, and leave a small gift or money in exchange.
But Tooth Fairy is not the only one- many cultures around the world have their own unique stories and legends related to children losing their baby teeth.
So what are the global tooth fairy alternatives, cultural tooth rituals, folklore of lost teeth?
Listen and find out!

The association of hares, rabbit with moon deities leapt through myths, legends, and folk tales all around the world.
Many cultures, when looking at the moon, see the outline of a hare or rabbit, who lives on the moon. A great example being the mid-autumn festival.
They are often seen as an intermediary between the lunar deities and humans. 
From the Chinese, Aztec, Celt to the Egyptian, the association of hares, rabbit with moon deities leapt through myths, legends, and folk tales all around the world. 
Sweet and innocent or trickster in nature? You decide.

Isle of Mull- a magical land full of stories of giants, witches, fairies and many more….

Tobermory, the capital of Mull tells a story of a Spanish romance, and the group of witches who helped the people to defend the land. Luideag, Corrag Nighin Jain Bhain, Cas a'mhogain Riabhaich Gleancomham, Gormshuil mhor na Maighe among others fought alongside the Doideag Mhuileach in the battle with the mighty Armada

Michael Scott was an important figure at the court of the Holy Roman Emperor. His works were valued around Europe in the 13th century. Scott’s extensive esoteric knowledge earned him a reputation of ‘Wizard’.