I had the wonderful chance to sit down with Hannah Custis (a fellow fairy tale/myth enthusiast) to discuss the fairy tale "The Frog King", which is the lesser known version of "The Princess and the Frog". 🐸

We talk about the cultural and societal perspectives of fairy tales, Jungian symbolism, and our own personal take on the fairy tale. ✨

We used WonderLit (a spectacular fairy tale/story course) on our own to delve deeper into this fairy tale. I mention it in the podcast, and as promised here is a link if you are interested:

https://wonderlit.com/about-wonderlit/#about-courses

I also mention 2 wonderful fairy tale collections:

"Tatterhood and Other Tales" and "The Maid of the North" by Edith Johnston Phelps

https://www.amazon.com/Tatterhood-Other-Tales-Johnston-Phelps/dp/0912670509

https://www.amazon.com/Maid-North-Feminist-Tales-Around/dp/0805006796/ref=sr_1_3?qid=1690855216&refinements=p_27%3AEthel+Johnston+Phelps&s=books&sr=1-3&text=Ethel+Johnston+Phelps

And here is a link to the wonderful talk by Marina Warner (feminist fairy tale scholar), that we also mention in the podcast:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zop-QPDlnFw

Information to Hannah Custis's podcast will be updated here as soon as she publishes it!

Music Credits:

Artists for Intro:

Keys musician- @Adamt166!

Drums musician- @_deMV_

Bass musician- @MadDuez

Guitar musician- @ALiquidated

Artists for Outro:

Keys musician- @streetjobs_

Drums musician- @andrei13_

Bass musician- @nickbettelli

Guitar musician- @MadDuez