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So interesting!

This was very interesting, informative, and beautifully told. Now, I finally understand why the tales in America differ so much from the German version. Thank you very much❤

Great video 💜 I love your books I've read borrowed seems like my cousin on my mothers side collecting your books.i have your book backwoods witch craft I should check your stuff out more closely. Start collecting too 👍

why is it the one with the "ultimate knowledge" is the outsider or the villian?

Incredible conversation! I was not able to stop listening at all. Keep this energy rolling, Frater Aaron 🙌🏽♥️

Jacob and Carlton grimm 1785-1867 and 1786-1870 the German 🇩🇪 children's author of Grimms fairy tales rest in peace amen

Kentucky male witch here great video

I do love, Cinderella

Thank you for having me - this was a pleasure! ❤‍🔥

A most intriguing discussion. I absolutely love the intersecting of Polish and Appalachian magic (and lore) in the chat. Thanks for sharing this with us!

Please post a recording of this.

Great Story!

Funny how your “translation” somehow rhymes in english huh?? 😂😂😂😂

Ahhh, the rich treasure that is a Slavic fairytale!

It was a pleasure to narrate this tale for you folks! ❤

This chaneel is criminally underrated...

Getting to hear four grown adults discuss Cinderella from a dark goddess archetype perspective, is probably the best thing I've had gifted to me by the algorithm all year... And I watch a lot of amazing content. Love all the points made, especially those about both Lilith and Hecate.

i feel like i was summoned here

freakin amazing

I think I've also heard a version where she is heavily pregnant and rescuing Tam was him being born as her child, who she wraps in her kirtle like a swaddle, which brings in reincarnation and the idea that the fairies are ancestors, and how a death here is a birth in Faerie and vice versa.

In one version I read, Carterhaugh is actually HER land, promised to her by her father, so she has a motive to check on it. I first heard this ballad (in this lifetime) on Fairport Convention's album, & didn't think much about it until ten or twenty years ago, when I started waking up every October 10 with Tam Lin, "The Bonnie Bunch of Roses Oh," & a varying third tune stuck in my head until Halloween. Every year. I did a Deep Dive. I downloaded Childe & more. It was my FOURTH venture into folk, trad, whatever you call it, the first when I was about nine, the second in the Folk Revival of the Sixties, the third in the late Eighties when I discovered Irish music, and then when Tam Lin started playing on October tenths. I'm currently trying to write a ballad combining John Riley & House Carpenter. We should talk. In the video below I'm the one with all the Face, & in the following one I'm the actual witch. th-cam.com/video/-rrjRw3-9Ok/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SLLpn3IIwQtXLNas th-cam.com/video/dMPoiDq1eyE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=MS1F_xYxM4LnkQn3 (Missouri)

Great to hear the true story of Cinderella. It was fantastic. The Tales From Europe were the best. Snow White was scary as the wicked queen tried to kill Snow White 3 times ending with the poisoned apple. Love the real stories. Xxx❤🎉

It’s a great play. I would think a few quantum leaps above Coriolanus

Brilliant podcast. Interesting you mentioned Scandinavia and the tomte. One of my favourite books of all time is "The Wonderful Adventures of Nils" (Nils Holgerssons underbara resa genom Sverige, literally Nils Holgersson's wonderful journey across Sweden). Nils, a mischievous boy, is reduced to thumb size by a tomte, gains the ability to talk to animals and lives great adventures. They say it's children's literature, but I beg to differ. Author Selma Lagerlöf was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize for Literature for it, it's a book for all ages, full of charm and natural magic and timeless wisdom. Allow me to provide an example (I quote from memory, ok ?). Nils rides the skies of Sweden on a goose. One day the flock is having some rest on a beach. Nils walks on the beach, bored and worried he'll be a tomte too for the rest of his life, he misses home. He picks up an old, rusty penny, throws it away ; kicks pebbles and conchs. And then he hears a mighty roar coming from the sea ! A huge structure, a city rises from the waves ! His curiosity is insatiable, he decides to visit the sea city. The city is rich and magnificent, there's people everywhere selling their goods, all offering Nils the opportunity to purchase the finest merchs in the world. And he replies "Sorry, don't have any money...sorry..." He admires the streets and boulevards filled with commerce and traders, all asking him "Would the fine young gentleman buy my precious articles ?" And to all his embarrassed reply was "Terrribly sorry, I have no cash on me..." The hours fly. And one of the city dwellers comes to Nils, tears in his eyes, and tells him : "Time to go. You must leave." "Why ?" Nils asks him. "This place is absolutely fantastic !" To which the replies, "Fantastic, beautiful...but doomed. Please leave now." "But WHY?" repeats Nils "Because" the man says "our city was cursed. We grew rich and richer, we only cared for gold and silver, we forgot all the other beautiful and meaningful things in life." "But" the man goes on, "we get a chance. Every hundred years the city rises from the bottom of the ocean and if perchance someone who is on this lonely beach comes visit us and buys something, no matter what, the curse will be lifted." And it dawned on Nils. The rusty penny he had found and thrown away. "I can do it ! I can save you ! I know where I can find a penny, I'll purchase something and lift the curse !" "Too late" the man said again. "Go. Now" And Nils leaves the city with a heavy heart, returns to shore, and cries as he sees the cursed city sink into the ocean for the next hundred years. He cries bitter tears. That useless, old rusty penny. And he swears never judge things by size and looks again. He understands nobody knows it all, nobody really knows others and their problems, that, in life, we don't hold all the cards.

oh c'mon-- how can you talk fairies without acknowledging androgyny? i understand that the political climate is heteronormative-- but only idiots fall for politics when they have magic. the faerie world i visit is all of us being androgynous-- stop sandbagging and creating an enemy that sexually excites you. you want to write fairy bondage porn, fine: leave the rest of us out of it.

New to this secret garden of a channel. My cup of tea, this is ; and I shall read the leaves that come with it. Duly subscribed 🌝🌚

We need more devil discussions!😈

I’m not familiar with the witch mother. Who is the Witch Mother?

In this thread, I'll make some notes and corrections as I listen.

Could anyone ever really cut off their toes and then put shoes on and walk?

The one thing I always wondered about the Cinderella story, even when I was a kid, was why didn't the slipper left behind change at midnight when everything else did?

Tailypo was introduced to me via Scary Tales to Tell in the Dark series.

You have to be wise🧙‍♀️when working with fire or you will burn your meal and the house down. When in the forest campfires are a great way to keep large animals away, keep warm, see in the dark, the smoke will keep mosquitos off of you and you can charcoal is a popular art medium. 😈

Thank you for this episode! I fully enjoyed it. I did find very interesting that throwing the frog against the wall broke the spell. Which ironically I think that sometimes is the best way to do so! Want to get rid of something? Make an effigy, contain the energy of it inside and just throw against something 😂😂😂 also, the conversation about frogs was amazing for me. But of course I’m biased because I love frogs. Great job!👏🏽

And this actually has roots from Ancient Greece . Rhodopis and the ancient sandals , who marries the King of Egypt. The Grimm Brothers just took a German fairytale and made it into a collection of stories.

where was the father deadbeat

What a lovely story teller. Absolutely loved this story 🥰

i got to "They poured peas and lentils..." while eating lentils; ?coincidence? (3:42-3:44)

This was absolutely amazing thank you!!!

Im Excited hope o get to see this

Very nice

I know you're reading the clean version of this but where's the part of the stepsisters going to Cinderella's wedding and while they were at the wedding they got their eyes picked out by her birds

I loved this episode! I had the opportunity to learn about Mother Red Cap from “The Black Toad” so it was very interesting to learn about her from the perspective of a person from Ozark! The Trans Folk Witch was hilarious and very insightful as well! I cackled when you all talked about the baby oil 🤣 🙏🏾 great job!

Genius at writings for any plain Young minds from 'isled' away civilization to think a Lifetime? Grannies in Primes with cares, which took a while imagined of Child in manger idled frolicked mature Youth laid up on Cross, even Fish eaten leading us way less familiar till reached Shore! Golden key holder rose earliest went save Souls caught under A Far wide Nets flung by God...

Jake is excellent

Gnomes!

Your a god thank you☺

I absolutely love these keep making more pleeease

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