The Folktale Project

The Folktale Project

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The Folktale Project episodes

  • How Rabbit Caught the Sun in a Trap - An Omaha Folktale

    In 'How Rabbit Caught the Sun in a Trap' we hear the story of a sun catcher who hated not being first to the hunt (even though he was).

    Title: Myths and Legends of the Great Plains Author: Unknown Editor: Katharine Berry Judson

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    6 min
  • The Legend of The Peace Pipes - An Omaha Folktale

    In 'The Legend of The Peace Pipe' we get a view of the origins of the peace pipe from the Omaha nation.

    Title: Myths and Legends of the Great Plains Author: Unknown Editor: Katharine Berry Judson

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    7 min
  • Father and Son - An American Folktale

    We often romanticize it, but in the individual stories of soldiers we see the true brutality of war. The American folktale of 'Father and Son' tells such a tale and the impact that it can have on generations.

    From: Myths And Legends Of Our Own Land Author: Charles M. Skinner

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    8 min
  • Hana-Saka-Jiji - A Japanese Folktale

    In the Japanese folktale of 'Hana-Saka-Jiji' we meet two old couples who couldn't be more opposite of each other, and in the end each gets their due.

    From: Japanese Fairy Tales Author: Grace James

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    12 min
  • The Star Lovers - A Japanese Folktale

    The meddlesome father in this story of love from Japan may be a Deity, but that unfortunately doesn't make him any less of a villain to 'The Star Lovers'.

    From: Japanese Fairy Tales Author: Grace James

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    12 min
  • The Fire Quest - A Japanese Folktale

    Heading back to Japan this week we start with a story that tells us why moths and other insects are drawn to a flame. And of course it's blamed on a female insect. 🙄

    From: Japanese Fairy Tales Author: Grace James

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    9 min
  • Blondine's Awakening – Beau-Minon - A French Folktale

    In 'Blondine's Awakening – Beau-Minon - A French Folktale' our Princess awakens to find herself alone in the enchanted Forest of Lilacs. Or is she really alone?

    From: Old French Fairy Tales Author: Comtesse Sophie Ségur

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    7 min
  • The Forest of Lilacs - A French Folktale

    In Part 3 of Blondine, 'The Forest of Lilacs' we get a bit of breather as the young Princess comes to the realization that she is lost in the enchanted forest.

    From: Old French Fairy Tales Author: Comtesse Sophie Ségur

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    5 min
  • Blondine Lost - A French Folktale

    This week we're catching up with the story of Blondine with Part 2, 'Blondine Lost' where we see the young Princess become lost in an enchanted forest.

    From: Old French Fairy Tales Author: Comtesse Sophie Ségur

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    14 min
  • Why Dogs Wag Their Tails - A Filipino Folktale

    Our final story from the Philippines this week is one of my favorite types of stories - an origin tale that tries to explain an animal's behavior. In this case it's 'Why Dogs Wag Their Tails'.

    From: Philippine Folk Tales

    Author: Mabel Cook Cole

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    6 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.