For our fourth story we read "Corn Mother," A Penobscot creation story full of love and sacrifice. It tells of how First Man and First Mother created the people of the earth and what demands were met to keep us, the relations, alive and thriving. It can be found in American Indian Myths and Legends selected and edited by Richard Erdoes and Alfonso Ortiz.

For our third story we read "Rabbit Boy," recorded by Richard Erdoes told to him from Jenny Leading Cloud from the White River Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota in 1967. It is a wonderful creation story that includes Iktome, the spider trickster. It can be found in American Indian Myths and Legends selected and edited by Richard Erdoes and Alfonso Ortiz.

Our second story tells is another Glooskap story, continuing from our first episode. This is the creation story of man as told to Charles G. Leland and recorded in his book Algonquin Legends of New England. Plus, there is some Beaver anger here which has yet to be fully understood.

Welcome to the Podcast! Here we introduce what we'll be putting into the pod-verse and start with our first story.

Of Glooskap's Birth and Of His Brother Malsumsis the Wolf is a story about how twin brothers enter the world, the machinations of man and consequences of one's actions.

This story is taken from Charles G. Leland's Algonquin Legends of New England.