Let the Old Wives Tell It is a product of Onology Audio.

This episode was written, directed, and guided by Kristington Jeanne Plotkin.

Transcript for the episode can be found here on our website.

Additional voices includeAshley Arróliga as CinderellaPersephone Rose as Faeinfotroph as Nick CastelleGhislaine Sopher-Phillips as ReinaGemma Rickers as Venus & DianaJames Burkdoll as FatherKristington Jeanne Plotkin as the Producer

Once Upon a Time voices include Kristington, Kassandra Cherry, Josh Monroe from “the City Within the Walls” podcast, Eve Schleich, Ridge Mcghee, and Isaac Wisniewski

Onology Audio is always casting for future projects and interested in adapting new stories for audio. Whether you’re an actor, a writer, or a sound engineer, we’d love to get you involved. Onology Audio strives for inclusive choices. For more information, go to OnologyAudio.com, or shoot us a message over social media.

Tonada De Luna Llena written & performed by Simón Díaz.

Additional music provided by Epidemic Sound as followsDear Moon by Velvet MoonProtector by Sixteen WheelersThe Fairies (Instrumental) by RaminWhen It Hits You by Wanderer’s TroveHeart of Fire by SegmentalTaking Off (Instrumental) by RaminSoldier On (Instrumental) by John T. GrahamFast Track by Jimmy WahlsteenThe Butterfly by Dawn, Dawn, DawnToday is A Good Day to Live by John T. GrahamEl Presidente by BassioI Used to Treat You Right (Instrumental) by Mad ModishiDemystify by Christian AndersenTomorrow’s Rain by HushedBailas (Instrumental) by BLAEKERBurning Me Out by Zyke

Some Sound Effects provided by freesound.org

Thank you so much toRaven ToneyScherisHillary Place-Sneddon

Join us as we dive into the history behind Cinderella and how different cultures shaped its growth.

During the month of June, Onology Audio is delighted to step away from retelling the same old stories and present new folktales about LGBTQIA+ heroes.

This is not a happy story. Fairy tales didn’t always have happy endings, and this tale follows that tradition.

Willard & the Ficklefox written by Clinton W. Waters.Narrated by Brandon Khong.

Music provided by Epidemic SoundSongs used includeDear Moon (Instrumental) by Velvet MoonGhost Hunt by Sixteen WheelersI Wish You Were Mine (Instrumental) by Loving CaliburBitter Swirl by Line Neesgard

Let the Old Wives Tell It is a product of Onology Audio. For more information, check out our website at onologyaudio.com, or hit us up on twitter, facebook, or instagram.

During the month of June, Onology Audio is delighted to step away from retelling the same old stories and present new folktales about LGBTQIA+ heroes.

The first story is Acorn Kate, written by Kayla Bashe.Narrated by Zoe JenkinsZoe Jenkins as Kate & Katy, as well as a fairyKristington Jeanne Plotkin as Matilda, the apple-seller, and the servant.Dallas Wheatley as the FairiesRyan “Warboss5” Lay as Alexander, the King, and the Rabbi.

Music provided by Epidemic SoundSongs used includeDear Moon (Instrumental) by Velvet MoonPrayers for Alicia by Timothy LewisIt Hasn’t Even Started Yet by Christian AndersonNothing but Pure Love by Christian AndersonTwire by Christophe GormanComa Visions by Martin KlemSo Others May Live by Johannes BorniofWhen the Lights Go Out by Christian AndersonTic Tac by Etienne RousselMore Than a Coincidence by Christian AndersonThe Scent of the Andes by Mythical Score SocietyEncountering the Unknown by ZauanaNot Quite Yet by John BjorkSome sound effects were provided by Freesound.orgWalking on stone by tigersoundFabric by sagetyrtleFootsteps cane hitting pavement by tdude9000Wings by godowanCrowd gasp by adam-n

Let the Old Wives Tell It is a product of Onology Audio. For more information, check out our website at onologyaudio.com, or hit us up on twitter, facebook, or instagram.

Let the Old Wives Tell It is a product of Onology Audio.

This episode was written, directed, and guided by Kristington Jeanne Plotkin.

Transcript for the episode can be found here on our website.

Additional voices includeVashta Yungwirth as the NarratorDallas Wheatley as RedRyan “Warboss5” Lay as the Wolf and David the DressmakerErin Lillis as Mother & GrannyOnce Upon a Time voices include Kristington, Kassandra Cherry, Josh Monroe from “the City Within the Walls” podcast, Eve Schleich, Ridge Mcghee, and Isaac Wisniewski

Onology Audio is always casting for future projects and interested in adapting new stories for audio. Whether you’re an actor, a writer, or a sound engineer, we’d love to get you involved. Onology Audio is committed to inclusive casting choices. For more information, go to OnologyAudio.com, or shoot us a message over social media.

Little Red Riding Hood & the Barring of the Door performed by Kristington Jeanne PlotkinLittle Red Riding Hood (the song) was written by Ron Blackwell

Additional music provided by Epidemic Sound as followsDear Moon by Velvet MoonLet Me Introduce Myself by Rune DaleSeule Toujours by Trabant 33Simmering Anxiety 2 by Christian AndersenMe and My Accordion by Joe E. LeeBridges Instrumental by Daniel GunnarssonEin Vogel Wollte Hochzeit MachenSo Small by SindrandiDreams of a Life by Damon GreeneThe Sun Will Rise by Bireli SnowYellow Hills by Daniel KaedeHeart Line Instrumental by Tommy LjungbergIn These Arms by Bireli SnowTeardrops by Hakan Eriksson

Some Sound Effects provided by freesound.org

Thank you to our pre-readers and pre-listenersErik Lucien ValloneLiz BrooksAndrea MarieAdam JohnsonScherisSarah DuvalMelissa Rose TaylorSimon HedrickCody Sarvis

Let the Old Wives Tell It is part audio drama, part discussion podcast as we delve into the history of well-known and lesser-known folktales from around the world, and updating them at the end.

Let the Old Wives Tell It is produced by Kristington Jeanne Plotkin for Onology Audio.

Premieres May 12th. Happy Mother’s Day.