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Welcome to Spooktober!

Today's Cocktails & Classics episode is a somewhat unserious (& slightly intoxicated) summary of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving.

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The bestselling and acclaimed author Jon Klassen discusses his new book for young readers The Skull: A Tyrolean Folktale (Candlewick, 2023), with Joseph Planta.

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Stephanie Butnick is host of Unorthodox, the universe's leading Jewish podcast, produced by Tablet Magazine. She's also Tablet's deputy editor and co-founder of its podcast network, Tablet Studios. 

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We review the book "The Mitten" adapted by Jan Brett.

Glenn Buettner brings Montgomery Whitlow to the table. Monty is a Vaesen hunter on a fool's errand to join his wife and daughter in the selkie world.

Glenn and I discuss sending your character on a fool's errand, creating characters from your own writing, and making the table a safe space for exploring trauma.

This character is built for Vaesen.

Glenn mentioned The Lost Mountain and Other Sagas podcast, which you can find here:  https://lostmountainsaga.com/

Glenn Buettner has been a tabletop gamer since the 70's and an almost always forever GM. He has been working on the retail side of the gaming industry for the last 16 years and has a self-published rpg, Mistrunner.

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We review the book "Anansi the Spider" by Gerald McDermott. 

Bumps in the night. Shrieks through the wall. Strange smells in the hallway. A long-empty flat suddenly occupied by a reclusive and rather... furry individual. Upstairs neighbours are - let's face it - a nuisance, an anomaly, the bane of all apartment blocks. But when an urban fox moves into the flat upstairs in a crumbling Glasgow tenement, the residents face their most unruly neighbour yet. A Scottish folktale for modern times; a whimsical look at life as a 21st century city dweller.

CW: reference to drug misuse

Stories from the Hearth is an experimental storytelling podcast, a free artistic space in the style of a painter's studio or writer's diary. It is a place for you to lose yourself in truly original short stories and their immersive soundscapes, written, narrated, and produced by Scottish poet Cal Bannerman.

Episode #19 out on 29th May (29.05.22)

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A shady job with an irresistible reward brings us to a strange new city of dwarves. 

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In a loch in the lee of a mountain in the Scottish Highlands there lives an ancient king. Banished by his people millennia ago, these days he survives on trickery, deceit... and the flesh of human men. This Halloween, a group of friends meet a stranger on the mountain trail. Together, they take shelter in a ramshackle bothy on the edges of the loch. But, are the legends really true? And will these four friends last the night? This bone-chilling tale is based on Scottish folklore, and is a Stories from the Hearth Halloween special.

Stories from the Hearth is an immersive storytelling experience featuring truly original fiction backed by thoughtfully produced soundscapes. The aim of this podcast is to rekindle its listeners' love for the ancient art of storytelling (and story-listening), and to bring some small escapism to the frantic energies of the modern world. Stories is the brainchild of queer punk poet, environmentalist, and anarchist Cal Bannerman. Vive l'art!

Episode #15 out on Sunday 28th November (28.11.21)

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Melvin & Daniel talk about the animated modern cult-classic Over the Garden Wall, a story about two brothers who get lost in the woods.

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• Daniel not only looked forward to discussing Over the Garden Wall, he remembers eagerly watching the show when it initially aired.
• Also, Daniel recently had a watch party with some friends! Their post-show discussion was about Elijah Wood, and how one of Daniel's friends met Elijah Wood for a strange Wilfred-themed photo exchange.
• Creator Patrick McHale brings a clever melancholy to Over the Garden Wall, somewhat similar to his work on Adventure Time.
• Is Over the Garden Wall scary? Mostly in a folk-horror, mystical sense.
• Kids and Teens may not have the words to explain why they connect with certain fears presented in Over the Garden Wall, but a lot of what is covered through it's various episodes will likely resonate with them.
• Sharing our interpretations of The Beast, The Unknown, Fear, and so much more.
• The music, the comedy, everything about Over the Garden Wall still feels fresh and original.
• After the Recommendations, stick around for a short discussion on that Netflix slasher flick "There's Someone Inside Your House"

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In the Stories from the Hearth minisode series - normally exclusive to Patreon - Calum reads a classic story from the public domain; be it fable, fairy-tale, or moral; European, or International. Sometimes they perform them as they were first told, sometimes they rewrite them in their own style, and sometimes they perform bits and pieces from their own body of work. In minisode seven, they read their very own, original version of 'The Merwife of Shetland', an ancient folktale regarding the seal-people (or selkies) of the seas surrounding Scotland.

Stories from the Hearth minisodes are exclusive to Patreon, where the reading of a new bonus story will be released monthly. To gain access to every minisode, as well as a slew of other exciting perks, consider supporting the podcast by becoming a patron: https://www.patreon.com/storiesfromthehearthpodcast

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Adapt, balance and move forward when the time comes. Life moves on and so should we. Listen to this wonderful folktale of the "Two Frogs from Japan" in the episode "Don't Dwell". The story warns us about how expectations and our easily mistaken senses can lead us astray. Do not believe all that you see, for what we see may not always be real. 

The answer to every adversity lies in courageously moving forward with faith. When you are trying to move forward, don’t look back. You can’t move forward if your are still clinging to your past visions, ideas and experiences. 

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In this episode of All Things Relatable, I answer your questions! I posted a question box on my Instagram recently to find out what things you were curious to know about. If you aren’t yet following me on instagram @candacedanielledunaway, be sure to do so now so that you get a chance to get all of your questions answered. In this episode I talk about mommyhood, how my hubby and I met, one of the best decisions I’ve ever made and more!

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In this episode, Candace swaps seats with her coach and is the one being interviewed. They talk about Candace’s best day off, food, travel, her WHY for starting the podcast, gratitude and much more. Get to know who you are hanging with each week a little bit more after listening to this one.

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