Tales of Fae, and Folklore

About Tales of Fae, and Folklore

This is a collection of stories of Folklore, Legends, Fairies, and Fairy tales from all over the world. You can listen to this pod cast on spotify, or check out talesoffaeandfolklore.wordpress.com.https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/salina-bortollon-perry/subscribe

Publisher

Salina

Category

fiction

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

19 Mar 2021

Latest episode

2 May 2026

Latest episodes

2 of 22 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   2 May 2026TRANSCRIPT

   The Kraken

   This episode is about the vastness of the sea and what creatures could lay beneath it's mysterious waters. The Kraken has been a part of legend, literature and film for centuries. Could it have really existed? Could it still?

2. 

   9 Mar 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Modern Natives . Trickster Coyote by Andrea Grant

   Hello my lovely listeners. This is a Q&A with Author Andrea Grant. She reads us one of her short stories about the Trickster Coyote and his adventures from the Coast Salish people. You can find her book through EAGLESPEAKER publishing https://www.eaglespeaker.com/search?q=Modern%20Natives&f_collectionId=52e6d3d8e4b00357a67fcbed Spoken word bookshop https://andreagrant.com Amazon https://shorturl.at/zBZPW

3. 

   3 Mar 2026

   Alison's Adventures in Time

   Hello my lovely listeners. This episode includes a guest speaker Laura McAsh. She tell us about her new book which was inspired by Alice in Wonderland. Where to find her book https://www.contrarianpublishing.com/ Laura's Blog https://lmcash22.wixsite.com/literarylemur Book playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3NvvtoU5Nw1GUkAqeQ0a94?si=dnkyE834QO-RzawD6imlAA&pi=Wh3uKq2GQZSR2 (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3NvvtoU5Nw1GUkAqeQ0a94?si=dnkyE834QO-RzawD6imlAA&pi=Wh3uKq2GQZSR2) https://www.amazon.com/Alisons-Adventures-Time-Tales-Archivists-ebook/dp/B0FTM6HRJ7

Inside a recent episode

The Kraken

Published 2 May 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] The kraken is a giant squid-like creature that destroys large ships, wrapping its long tentacles around them, dragging them into a whirlpool of death and destruction to be devoured by circular rows of sharp teeth. From the 10th to the 17th century, ancient maps would have drawings of sea monsters like the kraken in the areas that they were believed to be to warn ships away from those areas. They truly believed that these monsters existed. Bishop Onus Magnus from the 1500s describes the kraken's appearance from alleged firsthand encounters from sailors who were attacked at sea. He wrote that it had red eyes and horns Bishop Pontopidan described it as an enormous monster that creates a whirlpool when descending into the deep waters, seizing and dragging ships to the bottom. […]

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Apple Podcasts (US)

4.7 / 5

33 ratings

Spotify

4.7 / 5

242 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 21 / 100

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Quality

5

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

92