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Who is the host of Folklore, Food and Fairytales?

Folklore, Food and Fairytales is hosted by Rachel Mosses. The show is categorised under arts (performing) and has published 92 episodes.

How many episodes does Folklore, Food and Fairytales have?

Folklore, Food and Fairytales has published 92 episodes.

What topics does Folklore, Food and Fairytales cover?

Folklore, Food and Fairytales regularly covers arts, performing. It sits in the arts category, with a performing focus.

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How long are Folklore, Food and Fairytales episodes?

Episodes of Folklore, Food and Fairytales average 33 minutes. a focused format where a clear narrative arc and tight preparation matter most.

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Folklore, Food and Fairytales

Hosted by Rachel Mosses · arts · EN-GB · 92 episodes

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About this Podcast:

A storytelling podcast featuring stories with recipes and food history connected to each episode's story. Is the food in fairytales and folklore really symbolic or does it just make the tale relatable? Food and stories have their own rituals and feed different parts of us. If you had to choose between the two, could you? How is the history of food tied into stories? Will this podcast answer these questions or will there just be a great story and a highly tenuous link to a delicious recipe? You'll have to listen to find out.

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What is Folklore, Food and Fairytales?

Folklore, Food and Fairytales is a arts podcast hosted by Rachel Mosses, with 92 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Rachel Mosses hosts Folklore, Food and Fairytales, a arts show with 92 episodes published.

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Episode #1
Love Magic, Divination & Folklore with Icy Sedgwick
Feb 7, 202640 minS8
Guest: Icy Sedgwick — folklorist, author, and host of The Fabulous Folklore Podcast Topic: Love magic, divination, and the rituals people used to find (or keep) love.Book: ⁠Bring Me Love: Finding and Keeping Love Using Divination and Folk Magic⁠ by Icy SedgwickIn this episode, we welcome back folklorist, author, and host of The Fabulous Folklore Podcast, Icy Sedgwick, to talk about her newest book: Bring Me Love: Finding and Keeping Love Using Folk Magic.If you’ve listened before, you’ll know Icy’s brilliant blend of deep research, humour, and a lifelong fas...
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Episode #9
An Ending and a Beginning
Feb 12, 202411 minS7
So, some big news about changes to the podcast plus a wonderful story: Davey & The King of the Fishes. You can find out and get updates about my new podcast at my new website: A Question of Death You can find more about me and Folklore, Food and Fairytales via my ⁠⁠Linktree⁠⁠ which will continue as purely as storytelling podcast with a monthly folktale or two featuring food. You can find the interviews in my newest interview series here: ⁠⁠How Food Frames Stories⁠⁠. You can find my interviews with storytellers here: ⁠⁠Vernacular Voices of the Storyteller ⁠...
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Episode #8
Tales of Frost and Snow
Dec 16, 202340 minS7
A collection of wintery and festive tales for the season: Why the Sea is Salt, The Christmas Bear and Twelve Brothers. The first is 'Why the Sea is Salt' a Norwegian tale adapted from Christmas Fairytales colled by Neil Phillip. The story begins on a bitterly cold Christmas Eve when a poor and hungry man finds himself unable to provide for his family and turns to his rich brother. The brother unwittingly starts him on the road toto a better life, but first he must pay a trip to hell with a side of...
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Episode #6
The Widow & Her Daughters or the Kale Conspiracy
Nov 13, 202325 minS7
In which we discover that strange food stealing horses don't always have your best intentions at heart, that you should always be kind to cats, rowan is good for protection and that kale has its very own folklore. The Story: The Widow & Her Daughters adapted from the version in Popular Tales of the Western Highlands collected by Joseph Campbell. The Recipe: Wilted Kale If you would like to find out more about what I talked about in this episode you can find books and links at ⁠Further Reading⁠ You can find more...
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Episode #6
Slightly Scary Story Special
Oct 24, 202331 minS7
The ⁠Stories⁠ in this episode are: Golden Hair, The Lass & her Good Stout Blackthorn Stick and The Tailor in the Church adapated from Sorche nic Leodhas and Ruth Manning Sanders This is another just the stories episode, this time for All Hallows Eve. There are three traditional tales which are just a little bit scary but also a little bit clever and maybe also just a little bit silly in the case of the last tale. I hope you enjoy these tales even if you prefer yours a bit more bone chilling normally. You can find m...
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Dr Icy Sedgwick

folklorist, author, and host of The Fabulous Folklore Podcast, Fabulous Folklore Podcast

Sarah Robinson

Program Coordinator, Special Olympics Calgary

Aaron Bobick

Appalachian Folklore Podcast

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Folklore, Food and Fairytales

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Folklore, Food and Fairytales?

About the host

Recent episodes

Love Magic, Divination & Folklore with Icy Sedgwick

An Ending and a Beginning

Tales of Frost and Snow

The Widow & Her Daughters or the Kale Conspiracy

Slightly Scary Story Special

Guest Appearances

Dr Icy Sedgwick

Sarah Robinson

Aaron Bobick

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Folklore, Food and Fairytales

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Folklore, Food and Fairytales?

About the host

Recent episodes

Love Magic, Divination & Folklore with Icy Sedgwick

An Ending and a Beginning

Tales of Frost and Snow

The Widow & Her Daughters or the Kale Conspiracy

Slightly Scary Story Special

Guest Appearances

Dr Icy Sedgwick

Sarah Robinson

Aaron Bobick

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch Folklore, Food and Fairytales for

Podcasts like Folklore, Food and Fairytales

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