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There’s not a single person listening to WMiT? who doesn’t know what a Fairy is. Or do they? When the word “Fairy” is uttered, most likely our minds immediately think of a small, somewhat feminine, little winged humanoid that glows. But this conception of Fairies is a somewhat recent one. There is so much more to the stories, the history as well as the behavior of these ethereal and magical beings. Allow yourself to be reintroduced as it were, to the entities we call Fairies by the host of The Modern Fairy Sighting Podcast Jo Hickey-Hall, and the Scholar of the Supernatural Dr. Simon Young!

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Titres diffusés :

Fairyland – Heralds of the Green Lands  : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/heralds-of-the-green-lands/1506545040?i=1506545224 

Dragonland – The Power of the Nightstar  : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/the-power-of-the-nightstar/1622589793?i=1622590963  

Ad Infinitum – Upside Down  : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/upside-down/1643839313?i=1643839326

ELYSATIUM – Safe World  : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/safe-world/1618943837?i=1618943839   

Epica – The Final Lullaby (feat. Shining)  : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/the-final-lullaby-feat-shining/1640393782?i=1640393795  

MindAhead – Burning Horizon : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/burning-horizon/1642290836?i=1642291010 

Halestorm – Mine  : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/mine/1651283906?i=1651283919

Dorothy – Black Sheep  : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/black-sheep/1611810647?i=1611811066

Therion – Litany Of The Fallen  : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/litany-of-the-fallen/1642718622?i=1642718787

Joe Lynn Turner – Tortured Soul  : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/tortured-soul/1635722914?i=1635722920  

What’s up peoples, I’m your host Lo and you’re back At The Bistro, a safe space where we focus on stories of, and from, forgotten communities and their connections to each other. Basically, we’re a history podcast y’all hahahahaha.

This week’s topic is Gender & Sexuality as we start our Queer Miami/South Florida series. 

Today we’re going to share a couple of stories that shows the commonality between two different communities: Fred Symonette & the La Paloma Queer Bar Raids, in Miami, of the 1930’s - 50’s. 

***SIDENOTE/DISCLAIMER: The Bistro is a sex positive space. There will be times in which I refer to some acts and actions as “devious.” This is only in response to how patriarchy views sex and the contradictory manner in which they publicly shame certain sex acts while they privately indulge in those same acts***

At The Bistro: Stories of Marginalized Communities is available on all podcast platforms!
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Skottie Young finally returns to the EOC Clubhouse to talk about Middlewest with Jorge Corona and Jean-Francois Beaulieu, Bully Wars with Aaron Conley, I Hate Fairyland, Deadpool with Nic Klein and Scott Hepburn, Jason Aaron, Avengers, Mike Huddleston, plus a whole mess more!

"Cold Iron Comfort," by Hayley Stone -- published in Apex Magazine, issue 117, February 2019.

Read it here: http://www.apex-magazine.com.

Hayley Stone is a writer, editor, and poet from California. She is best known for her adult sci-fi novel, Machinations, which was chosen as one of Amazon’s Best Sci-fi & Fantasy Books for 2016. Her short fiction has appeared in Fireside Fiction, Escape Pod, Flash Fiction Online, and various anthologies, while her speculative poetry is widely available online. Hayley loves to hear from readers and writers. Find her at www.hnstoneauthor.com and on Twitter @hayley_stone.

This Apex Magazine podcast was produced by KT Bryski. Music in this podcast includes "Mirage" "Dreamlike," and "Ice Demon," all by Kevin MacLeod and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution license. For more information, visit him at www.incompetech.com. Other sounds in this podcast provided by KT Bryski.

Our narrator for this episode is Charity Rodriguez. Charity is a teacher by day and voiceover artist by night. As a voiceover artist she has a passion for telling and sharing stories with people of all ages. While her first love is fantasy, she is fascinated by stories of people from every walk and way of life and sees every day as an opportunity to explore the world around her.

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Apex Magazine is a monthly short fiction zine focused on dark science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Find us at http://www.apex-magazine.com.

This week's story is "The Woes of Aunt Thompson, part one," in which we are introduced to the magical land of Lathustra by Teapot, a cynical gremlin.

The extra music in this episode is "Douche Manouche," by Bralitz (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). 

Fairyland: The Enchanted Realm of the Fairy Folk

Do you believe in fairytales? 

The term ‘fairy’ is used to loosely describe a type of legendary or mythical being of romance and folklore. These unsubstantial creatures are often of diminutive size (Edwards, 1974). As spiritual entities fairies are considered to be supernatural, preternatural or metaphysical beings in possession off unbounded magical powers. In European folklore and fairy tales they are described as typically invisible or non-substantial spirits who live on earth in proximity to, or in association with mortal human beings. Fairies are presumed to possess knowledge of hidden natural powers which therefore “…corresponds with their power of making time appear long or short to those mortals who are lured into their company.” (MacCulloch, 1912).

"No. You see children know such a lot now, they soon don't believe in fairies, and every time a child says, 'I don't believe in fairies,' there is a fairy somewhere that falls down dead." J. M. Barrie, Peter & Wendy (1911)

“The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.” 
― W.B. Yeats

Fairy Tales and Ancient Mythology

British Goblins: Welsh Folk Lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions (1881)

Book 1 Chapter 1

by

Wirt Sikes

A comprehensive exposition of ghosts, fairies, dragons, superstitions and supernatural folklore drawn from the Welsh traditions, 'British Goblins' is packed with information on fairy mythology. All proper names, and words in Welsh or other languages, will be found recorded in the show-notes below and we've done our best to get the pronounciations right for you.

Running Order:

• Book 1: The Realm of Faerie 0:46
  
• Section 1 1:24
  
  • Fairy Tales and the Ancient Mythology 1:46
  • The Compensations of Science 3:00
    
• Section 2 3:58
  
  • Existing Belief in Fairies in Wales 4:02
    
  • The Faith of Culture 5:33
    
  • The Credulity of Ignorance 7:13
    
• Section 3 8:48
  
  • The Old Time Welsh Fairyland 8:52
    
• Section 4 11:26
  • The Fairy King 11:30
    
  • The Legend of St. Collen and Gwyn ap Nudd 12:32
    
• Section 5 15:32
  
  • The Green Meadows of the Sea 15:35
    
  • Fairies at Market 17:34
    
  • The Land of Mystery 18:30
    

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Names Used in this Section

Rev John Logan
St. Collen
Gwyn ap Nudd
"foi scientifique"
Archaeologia Cambrensis
Mr. John Walter Lukis, President of the Cardiff Naturalists' Society
Glamorganshire
Merthyr
Chaucer's Wyf of Bathes Tale:

        In olde dayes of the Kyng Arthour, ...
        Al was this lond fulfilled of fayrie; ...
        I speke of many hundrid yer ago;
        But now can no man see non elves mo.

Dryden
Gwerddonau Llion
Gwydion
Dyfed (Demetia)
Mabinogion
Lady Charlotte Guest
Pembroke
Carmarthen
Cardigan
Vale of Neath
Craig y Ddinas
Morgana
Mor Gwyn
Morgan
king of Annwn
Avalon of the Arthurian legends
Parry's 'Welsh Melodies'
British king Gavran
Three Losses by Disappearance
Merlin
Madog
Pembrokeshire
Carmarthenshire
Milford Haven
Laugharne
Flemings in 1113

British Goblins can be found on Sacred Texts.

You can find out more about Wirt Sikes on Wikipedia.

Try the Celtic Myth Podshow for the Tales and Stories of the Ancient Celts at http://celticmythpodshow.com or on Apple Podcasts.

Our theme music is "Gander at the Pratie Hole" by Sláinte.  You can find their music on the Free Music Archive.

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It's time once again for the annual Zone 4 Halloween Skit! 

The Zone 4 Players welcome you to another chilling adventure in... "Be Careful What You Wish For!"

Then, once the players find their way back to the show, they discuss comic television, some books they are reading, the latest with Comic Related, mourn the loss of Steve Dillon, talk other headlines, and then...

...it's Topic Time! This episode, the crew discusses the upcoming new slate of X-Men titles, and what they would do with the X-Men franchise!

Join us on this grand adventure just days before... Halloween!

(Original Numbering: Episode #325)

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On this week's Off Panel, David talks with the cartoonist behind the upcoming I Hate Fairyland, Skottie Young, about his first foray into creator-owned comics with his new Image book. They talk about how the book came together, his affinity for Image Comics, the quality of 90's comics, the impact Marvel had on him, humor in comics, the influence of music on his work, cultural attitudes towards media, and much more.

On today's episode we look at the diverse history of mass spectrometry, starting with a single question: exactly what is it? Then we dip into our oral history collection to show the breadth of mass spec's reach, including the Manhattan Project.

SHOW CLOCK

00:00 Opening Credits

00:33 Introduction

01:12 What is Mass Spec?

04:22 Oral History: Alfred Nier

12:18 Closing Credits

CREDITS

Special thanks to Sarah Hunter-Lascoskie and Mia Lobel for researching this show. Additional credits available at chemheritage.org/distillations.

On today's episode we travel back in time to the Victorian era, when innovative teachers used fairies to convey complicated ideas in chemistry. We adapted one of these whimsical lessons into Distillations' first-ever podcast play.

SHOW CLOCK

00:00 Opening Credits

00:35 Introduction

01:11Fairies and Victorian Science

03:41 Podcast Play: The Fairyland of Chemistry

09:22 Closing Credits

CREDITS

Special thanks to Megan Slater, Gigi Naglak, and Michal Meyer for researching this show. Additional credits available at chemheritage.org/distillations.

Turpin Whittington has a few problems: an unusual name, complete deafness in his left ear and an uncontrollable tendency to get lost in fairy-land but somehow he makes good.