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Myths, Folklore, and Fairytales
Myths, Folklore, and Fairytales episodes
- The Hedgehog and the Nanny Goat (Slovakia)Part of an archive of stories read from public domain sources.Narration by Tanner CampbellMusic by Nico Vettese5 min
- Jamie Freel (Ireland)Part of an archive of stories read from public domain sources.Narration (and terrible accent) by Tanner CampbellMusic by Nico Vettese17 min
- A Parrot Named Hiraman (India)Part of an archive of stories read from public domain sources.Narration by Tanner CampbellMusic by Nico Vettese17 min
- The Golden Axe (Latvia)Part of an archive of stories read from public domain sources.Narration by Tanner CampbellMusic by Nico Vettese9 min
- The Faithlessness of Sinogo (The Philippines)Part of an archive of stories read from public domain sources.Narration by Tanner CampbellMusic by Nico Vettese10 min
- Mannikin Longbeard (Lithuania)Part of an archive of stories read from public domain sources.Narration by Tanner CampbellMusic by Nico Vettese15 min
- Tamus and the Cannibals (Papua New Guinea)Part of an archive of stories read from public domain sources.Narration by Tanner CampbellMusic by Nico Vettese6 min
- The Seven Ravens (Austria)Part of an archive of stories read from public domain sources.Narration by Tanner CampbellMusic by Nico Vettese7 min
- The Pongo's Dream (Peru)Part of an archive of stories read from public domain sources.Narration by Tanner CampbellMusic by Nico Vettese10 min
- Theseus IV: How Theseus Fell by His PrideRead from Charles Kingsley's "The Heroes, or, Greek Fairy Tales for My Children" [1855]Produced and Narrated by Tanner CampbellMusic by Nico Vettese6 min
About Myths, Folklore, and Fairytales
From the publisher's feed
I've been finding old stories and re-telling them as podcast episodes since 2015. They used to be all over the place, now they're all here (or will be, as I find time to add them).
My goal has always been, simply, to catalogue these stories so that they don't get lost. I don't always get the pronunciations right, and the quality of the audio will vary as my skills as an audio engineer varied over the 6-years I've been collecting and retelling these stories.
In total there are over 200. Keep your eye on the feed, I'll bulk upload as I find the time to do so.