The Folktale Project

The Folktale Project

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The Folktale Project episodes

  • Urashima - A Japanese Fairytale

    'Urashima' is the sad story of a fisherman from Japan. Sad, and yet very sweet in its telling.

    Book: Japanese Fairy Tales

    Author: Grace James

    Host: Dan Scholz

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    10 min
  • The Horse-Dew and the Witch - A Turkish Fairytale

    'The Horse-Dew and the Witch' is not only a proper love story, but there's a touch of Baba Yaga in the witch that's just perfect!

    Book: Forty-four Turkish Fairy Tales

    Author: Ignácz Kúnos

    Host: Dan Scholz

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    13 min
  • The Fairy Orlanda

    'The Fairy Orlanda' is another tale of love, this time from "Italian Popular Tales". Maybe I just don't get love stories?

    Book: Italian Popular Tales

    Author: Thomas Frederick Crane

    Host: Dan Scholz

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    10 min
  • The World's Beauty - An Armenian Folktale

    Today's story comes from Armenia and is kind of a love story? Maybe if you squint?

    Book: The Golden Maiden Author: A. G. Seklemian

    Host: Dan Scholz

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    16 min
  • The Herd Boy and The Weaving Maiden

    After a special announcement we get to this week's story - 'The Herd Boy and The Weaving Maiden' a tale of star crossed lovers.

    Book: The Chinese Fairy Book

    Editor: Dr. R. Wilhelm Translator: Frederick H. Martens

    Host: Dan Scholz

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    10 min
  • The Bird with Nine Heads

    The story of 'The Bird with Nine Heads' really isn't about the titular bird, but I guess it's more memorable that way.

    Book: The Chinese Fairy Book

    Editor: Dr. R. Wilhelm Translator: Frederick H. Martens

    Host: Dan Scholz

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    9 min
  • The Cave of Beasts

    A story of exceptionally bad parenting and the least believable "Happily Ever After" awaits you in 'The Cave of Beasts'.

    Book: The Chinese Fairy Book

    Editor: Dr. R. Wilhelm Translator: Frederick H. Martens

    Host: Dan Scholz

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    7 min
  • The Favorite of Fortune and the Child of Ill Luck

    Today's fairytale from China is the story of a young Princess with bad luck trying to find some good luck through marriage.

    Book: The Chinese Fairy Book

    Editor: Dr. R. Wilhelm Translator: Frederick H. Martens

    Host: Dan Scholz

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    5 min
  • Who was the sinner? + The Magic Cask

    TW: Death

    Today we have two stories from ancient China, the first about assumptions and the second about greed.

    Book: The Chinese Fairy Book

    Editor: Dr. R. Wilhelm Translator: Frederick H. Martens

    Host: Dan Scholz

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    5 min
  • How Greed for a Trifling Thing Led a Man to Lose a Great One

    TW: Death, Gore

    Today's Chinese fairy tale tells of not being greedy.

    Book: The Chinese Fairy Book

    Editor: Dr. R. Wilhelm Translator: Frederick H. Martens

    Host: Dan Scholz

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    7 min

About The Folktale Project

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Every week The Folktale Project brings you new folklore, fairytales, myths and legends from around the world. Some tales you've heard before and some brand new.