Story Trails

Story Trails: the podcast for children, grown-ups and young people to enjoy together!Come on a Story Trail to visit enchanted worlds, discover folk legends, and hear the voices of young people creating bold new content...This channel celebrates stories, folklore, myths, and legends. It gives a platform to the many activities of Story Trails, and to young people in regional places, as they find and use their voices to tell stories and explore ideas that matter to them.Discover more from Story Trails at www.storytrails.co.uk and follow on Twitter and Instagram using the handle @StoryTrailsUK

Story Trails is a fiction podcast hosted by Beccy Dye, with 54 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.

Beccy Dye hosts Story Trails, a fiction show with 54 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  The Witch and the Haunted Hill

  Dec 9, 20246 minS6

  <p>Content Warning: this story is based on the recorded events of the so-called witch Mary Pannal.  It involves references to a child and his father dying, and to Mary being hung and burnt as a witch.</p><p>Hello, Can You Hear Me? is an audio storytelling project that was funded by Wakefield Council as part of Our Year – Wakefield District 2024 </p><p>It features ten folktales re-created by the storyteller, Beccy Dye. These were arranged on a period telephone which was then toured across the District. People simply dialled a number to reach a story, each story was broken...

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  Episode #9

  The Wise Woman of Wakefield

  Dec 2, 20247 minS6

  <p>Hello, Can You Hear Me? is an audio storytelling project that was funded by Wakefield Council as part of Our Year – Wakefield District 2024 </p><p>It features ten folktales re-created by the storyteller, Beccy Dye. These were arranged on a period telephone which was then toured across the District. People simply dialled a number to reach a story, each story was broken up into parts, so if they wanted listens could create story mash-ups.</p><p>The project included a live, family-friendly performance which launched the exhibition in each venue.</p><p>Sounds Used in This Episode</p>Woodland ambi...

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  Episode #8

  The Well at Sourbottom

  Nov 25, 20247 minS6

  <p>Hello, Can You Hear Me? is an audio storytelling project that was funded by Wakefield Council as part of Our Year – Wakefield District 2024 </p><p>It features ten folktales re-created by the storyteller, Beccy Dye. These were arranged on a period telephone which was then toured across the District. People simply dialled a number to reach a story, each story was broken up into parts, so if they wanted listens could create story mash-ups.</p><p>The project included a live, family-friendly performance which launched the exhibition in each venue.</p><p>Sounds Used in This Episode</p>Woodland ambi...

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  Episode #7

  The Lonely Hound

  Nov 18, 20247 minS6

  <p>Hello, Can You Hear Me? is an audio storytelling project that was funded by Wakefield Council as part of Our Year – Wakefield District 2024 </p><p>It features ten folktales re-created by the storyteller, Beccy Dye. These were arranged on a period telephone which was then toured across the District. People simply dialled a number to reach a story, each story was broken up into parts, so if they wanted listens could create story mash-ups.</p><p>The project included a live, family-friendly performance which launched the exhibition in each venue.</p><p>Sounds Used in This Episode</p>Rain: rain...

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  Episode #6

  The Horbury Boggart

  Nov 11, 20246 minS6

  <p>Hello, Can You Hear Me? is an audio storytelling project that was funded by Wakefield Council as part of Our Year – Wakefield District 2024 </p><p>It features ten folktales re-created by the storyteller, Beccy Dye. These were arranged on a period telephone which was then toured across the District. People simply dialled a number to reach a story, each story was broken up into parts, so if they wanted listens could create story mash-ups.</p><p>The project included a live, family-friendly performance which launched the exhibition in each venue.</p><p>Sounds Used in This Episode</p>Woodland amb...

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