Explore " irish folklore" with insightful episodes like "Classification of Irish Fairies", "An Irish Story-Teller", "Season 4: Irish Folklore Collections", "Pettycoat Loose - The Ghost with the One Ton Hand" and "The Story of Tuan Mac Cairill and the Salmon of Knowledge" from podcasts like ""Whisper", "Whisper", "Whisper", "Paranormal Hotline" and "Myth Matters"" and more!
All the types of Mythological creatures in Irish Folklore
Irish Fairy Tales (Book 1)
Editor: W. B. Yeats
Illustrator: Jack B. Yeats
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Irish Fairy Tales (Book 1)
Editor: W. B. Yeats
Illustrator: Jack B. Yeats
If you enjoyed tonights story, join the Facebook page and follow on IG for pictures to help you imagine some of these locations!
If you enjoy tonights story, join the Facebook page and follow on IG for pictures to help you imagine some of these locations!
The two books I will be reading stories from in this season
Irish Fairy Tales (Book 1)
Editor: W. B. Yeats
Illustrator: Jack B. Yeats
The Irish Fairy Book (Book 2)
Editor: Alfred Perceval Graves
Illustrator: George Denham
In this weeks episode we talk about an Irish ghost story from our area - Pettycoat Loose. An interesting figure in life and in death. She's an all-round badass in our opinion. Listen in and find out the how and why, and what she got up to.
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"I went out to the hazel wood,
Because a fire was in my head,
And cut and peeled a hazel wand,
And hooked a berry to a thread.."
---from "The Song of Wandering Aengus" by W.B. Yeats
The Salmon of Knowledge is a mythical creature in Irish folklore associated with poetry and knowledge of deep truths. Any person who ate a bit of the fish would become wise and know the essence of all things.
Which leads one to wonder: what is the nature of this wisdom?
The Story of Tuan Mac Cairill suggests an answer to this question. I love this story and hope you enjoy it too.
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Top o' the mornin' to ya and happy St Patrick's Day! We're looking at the Irish legend of the Leprechaun this week to celebrate all things Irish! How does this monster relate to Celtic goddesses and kings? Why can't you keep their pot o' gold? Find out this week!
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Wrapping up 2022! Thanks for being with us all year long, we look forward to so many wild, cool and interesting tales in 2023! Dan kicks off with a tale out of Chicago, about St. Rita's parish and very strange and terrifying encounter the entire congregation has on one All Saints Day. Then we go down south to Abbeyville, AL for the legend of Huggin Molly. Such fun tale of local lore. Lynze finishes 2022 with a story about one woman's life long attachment, an attachment that she and her sister seem to share, that might come from their childhood home. Lastly, a classic sleep paralysis story- or not?!
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Opening Sumerian protection spell (adapted):
"Whether thou art a ghost that hath come from the earth, or a phantom of night that hath no home… or one that lieth dead in the desert… or a ghost unburied… or a demon or a ghoul… Whatever thou be until thou art removed… thou shalt find here no water to drink… Thou shalt not stretch forth thy hand to our own… Into our house enter thou not. Through our fence, breakthrough thou not… we are protected though we may be frightened. Our life you may not steal, though we may feel SCARED TO DEATH."
Join us as we delve deep into the dark and strange stories of ‘Changelings’. These eerie creatures have been told and retold for hundreds of years amongst the Irish people, still being discussed even today.
These elusive beings are said to be swapped infants or creatures from the fairy realm who replace human children. We'll explore the origins of these enchanting stories and their significance in Irish folklore, as well as unearth the dark realities of the times when very real criminal acts have been committed due to the belief in these creatures.
In this special chapter, we're donning our spookiest costumes and lighting our jack-o'-lanterns as we explore the enchanting world of Halloween. From its ancient roots to the hidden symbolism, and the rich tapestry of folklore, join us on a journey through the history and mysteries of this beloved, but often misunderstood holiday.
With a deep dive into the origins of Halloween, you'll discover how it evolved from ancient Celtic traditions and why it's celebrated on the ominous night of October 31st. We'll unveil why we carve pumpkins, why we dress up, why we trick or treat, and what the point of the night is truly meant to be.
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Modern Myths is a series running alongside Urban Legends. Not all legends have enough information to justify a full chapter, but that doesn't mean they are not fascinating tales worth sharing. These smaller chapters will arrive in the week between Urban Legends' new chapters, giving you new content on a weekly basis during a season's run.
Now that we have reached October, it's time for some spooky season stories. Today we discuss one of the scary creatures from Irish folklore, the banshee. Rumored to wail in signal of the impending death of those who hear it, the Banshee has roots that go back to the 8th century. Are there wailing female forms haunting the Irish countryside, or are there other creatures a bit more mundane in origin that might have given birth to the legend.
This week, we discuss "The Call" by fantasy author Peadar O' Guilin which we just absolutely loved reading.
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On this episode we talk about Banshees who are from Irish folklore and are female spirits who herald the death of family member in the form of wailing or shrieking. We also talk about the origin stories of everyones favorite hairy cryptid "BIGFOOT" and some encounters he's had with a famous explorer/ frontiersman. Hope you enjoy listening to these stories as much as we enjoyed talking about them.
IF you are interested in more stories about Irish folklore you should listen to episode 2 were we talk about Fairy Rings.
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This episode's song is one of the modern rock classics by probably our most famous Irish band in the world, the one and only, U2. The song is 'One', aptly enough. So sit back and enjoy the song's story and Fiona's acapella version of it.
Before there was Christianity and the Celtic world became dominated by men, Scotland was under the full influence of a most powerful female Goddess who was responsible for the creation of the Celtic World as well as the weather. You may know her only as "The Hag" but the Cailleach is so so much more than that! So buckle up your buskins, strap on your mutch, gather your staff and hammer and delve into the OG Goddess of Scotland!!
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This is the ultimate song for unrequited love, where the only way for an artist to declare his eternal desire for a woman is to immortalize it in verse. Eventually, it becomes music, and the sentiment is forever remembered long after the moment of rejection.
Join Shakin Shaner as he discusses the gate control theory of pain and how we instinctively sucked a burned finger. He then heads on a rabbit hole to discuss two mythical heroes and how they gain their power from sucking a burned finger...does this open a mystical gateway? Discover the absurdity of this episode.
Finn McCool (Fionn MacCumhaill) was a 3rd Century AD warrior chieftain in medieval Ireland. He led a clan of warriors called the Fianna, and his adventures are documented in the Fenian Cycle.
Sigurðr, Siegfried (Middle High German: Sîvrit) or Sigurd is a legendary hero of Norse mythology, as well as the central character in the Vǫlsunga saga. The earliest extant representations for his legend come in pictorial form from seven runestones in Sweden and most notably the Ramsund carving (c. 1000) and the Gök Runestone (11th century).
Everybody loves to sail across the ocean on a big ship, but this week’s song is a trip you would not want to take, as it is a journey you would not forget and not even survive! So welcome aboard “The Irish Rover”, a song that will raise your sails!
“Green Fields of France” is a very poignant reminder of the futility of war. This sad but beautiful ballad is about one young Irish soldier giving his life in the trenches of World War I.
This week's song is a bit of an unknown entity, but I thought it was time it got out there in the limelight as it is one of my favorite love songs. It was written by an Irish artist whom I really like, so let me introduce “Falling In Love With You Again” by the wonderful Imelda May, probably Ireland’s best female performer right now.
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