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Nature StoryTeller

Hello and welcome to the Nature StoryTeller. Thank you for joining us today We hope you will immerse yourself in the enchanting realm of storytelling and let me take you on an extraordinary adventure in nature. In each episode of the Nature StoryTeller Podcast, we will bring you a delightful blend of our take on the traditional folk tales and our own original stories, all inspired by experiences of the wonders of the natural world. Together we will uncover the secrets of the mystical trees, the

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33:29

Samhain Secrets StoryTelling Special

Nature StoryTeller ·

2025/10/19

Gather 'round, folks! We're diving deep into the mystical marshlands of the Fens in England, where our story unfolds with the enchanting Tidyman—trust me, he's not your typical ghostly figure lurking around. This episode takes us on a wild ride through ancient folk tales, blending history, myth, and the magic of nature. Our charming Tiddy man isn't here to scare you; he's more like the neighbourhood superhero who helps locals during floods, all while keeping the boggarts and Will o' the wisps in

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48:23

Nature Storyteller Autumn Equinox Special

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2025/09/21

Welcome to the Nature StoryTeller Podcast. A new podcast celebrating storytelling, folktales, wildlife and nature. Autumn is rolling in, and it’s bringing a cornucopia of wonders with it.We’re diving into the shift of seasons, where nature puts on its finest display, from the brilliant reds and golds of leaves to the delicious bounty of fruits and veggies waiting to be harvested. In this episode, we celebrate the abundance of autumn while reminiscing about cherished childhood memories, like berry

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44:46

The Lad Who Herded Hares

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2024/04/18

Welcome to series two of the Nature StoryTeller podcast. Come in and take a seat. It is another cool but bright spring evening, and we are all together to share another story from Nature Folklore.This episode features local lore from the Lake District, a beautiful, scenic area northwest of England.First, we introduce you to an elusive, mystical creature native to the Lakes and one of the many legends from those deep dark waters who shared its magic with us on the land. It is also said to have a

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29:50

The Sunken Palace and Thomas the Thatcher

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2024/03/20

Hello, and welcome to the Nature StoryTeller podcast!As we celebrate the Spring equinox, we also come to the end of our first series. We are grateful to all those who have listened to us since our launch at Samhain, and we hope you enjoyed the twenty-four nature-based tales we shared with you.We are so excited to know we have a couple of hundred regular listeners and about the same number of you who tune in occasionally. We would appreciate it if you would subscribe to our podcast. It is free and

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23:47

Live Stories for #NationalStoryTellingWeek 2024

Nature StoryTeller ·

2024/02/08

Welcome to the Nature StoryTeller.To celebrate the UK #NationalStorytellingweek 2024, we took the NatureStoryteller on the road for the first time to share our stories with a live audience.With the spirit of Imbolc rising in our blood, we shared two stories. The first was an adaptation of The Imbolc Story by Catriona McDonald, featuring Brighid as she develops the skills and compassion that made her a Goddess.In our second story, we again follow Brighid to Kildare, where she sets up home and home

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27:36

Burns Night Special The Selkie Bride and Saving the...

Nature StoryTeller ·

2024/01/25

Hello and welcome to the Nature Storyteller. This evening is a special one, where families come together to celebrate the birthday of The National Poet of Scotland, Robert Burns.You may have welcomed in 2024 with the words of the Baird if you joined in with "Auld Lang Syne", one of the over 500 poems he wrote.The first Burns Night was celebrated in 1801, five years after Burns died. It is said that some of his closest friends came up with the idea of commemorating Robert in an annual

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29:59

The Magic of the Winter Sky and Alfie's Story - A...

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2024/01/12

Hello and welcome to the Nature Storyteller. Today, we have two very different stories to share with you.The first story is called "The Magic of the Winter Sky." It is an appreciation of nature at night with the magical dark skies, magnificent stars, constellations, and auroras as we adventure through a Northern forest in the depths of winter.In our second story, we are trying something that may not be suitable for some of you and is not ideal for younger children.Storytelling is a way of sharing

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31:15

Why the Mole lives underground and the Owl is a...

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2023/12/28

Welcome to the Nature StoryTeller.We have two exciting tales of nature and wildlife to share with you today.So, sit back and relax, forget the day's worries, and let your imagination take you on a journey with these magical stories.The first story, "The Owl is a Creature of the Night," is about a curious, tawny owl who wants to see if the daytime is as beautiful and enchanting as he's been told.Our second story is a fantasy that explains why moles live underground. The tale includes all the

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46:11

Christmas Special: The Snow Bunny and The Christmas...

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2023/12/21

Welcome to the #NatureStoryTeller Christmas Special 2023The Winter Solstice is upon us, which means the days will soon grow longer again. It's the perfect time to light up the Yule log and warm your home, as Christmas is just around the corner.Today, we have two wonderful family-friendly stories to share with you.First, we'll take you on a magical journey through the Christmas Tree Forest.Then, we'll treat you to an original Christmas adventure with the story of the Snow Bunny. So, settle into a

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26:27

One for Sorrow The Magpie Story and A Pheasant called...

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2023/12/14

In today's Nature StoryTeller podcast, we have two new stories to share with you. The first story is our interpretation of a traditional rhyme that generations of children and adults have been singing for around 500 years. This rhyme is still commonly sung whenever people spot one or more magpies.I want to thank our regular listeners. Although Nature StoryTeller is still a new podcast, only launching this last Samhain, we are delighted and humbled to have thousands of you joining us to listen to our

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31:05

The Story of Oisin and the tale of Jack in a Sack

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2023/11/30

Welcome to the Nature StoryTeller Podcast!Today, we have two stories to share with you about nature and folklore. The first story is a traditional English tale about three brothers. The elder two brothers are lazy and want to trick their youngest brother, Jack, into giving them his share of the family farm. They plan to send him to heaven in a sack.Our main story comes from Irish legend and myth. It is one of many tales about Finn MacCumhaill and his warrior band of men, the Fianna. Today's story is

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34:21

The Black Fox and the Alder Sprite

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2023/11/16

Folklore stories have been passed down through generations as the wisdom of our ancestors.Today, the Nature StoryTeller shares two such stories with you.The first one is from Somerset and is about the Tree Sprites who live within and protect their trees in the tale of the Alder Sprite.Our main story is called "The Black Fox" and tells the tale of a vixen who outsmarts a Lord consumed by greed and obsession who has everything he could ever need but will never have what he wants.Over time, these

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33:29

Halloween Samhain Special Ceridwen's Cauldron and The...

Nature StoryTeller ·

2023/10/28

Welcome to the Nature Storyteller Halloween Special.Today's tales come from the lore of our lands. The Tiddy Mun from the Fenlands of England and our main story, Ceridwen's Cauldron originates in the Conwy region of Wales.This is our special Samhain offering to you. These tales that I have had the pleasure to tell throughout this week on our spooky Halloween walks in the deepest, darkest Sussex to mixed groups from children of five and under to adults in their late eighties.The stories were recorded

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28:21

The Story of Archie's Besom and The Magpie's Nest

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2023/10/19

Welcome to the Nature StoryTeller podcast.We love to share tales about nature and wildlife passed down through generations of storytellers so that we today can benefit from their wisdomIn our first episode, we tell the Story of Archie's Besom. A besom is the old Celtic name for a broom. Archie builds the finest and biggest besom and sells it to Big Mags for a magical shiny silver sixpence.Big Mag, the most powerful witch in Scotland, uses the besom to ride to the Halloween celebration and then the

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48:46

Nature Storyteller Autumn Folklore Launch Episode

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2023/10/05

As the days grow shorter and the chill of autumn sets in, there's nothing quite as soothing as settling in for the night, surrounded by warmth and tranquillity.And what better way to unwind than by listening to the timeless tales of nature that have been passed down through the ages?These stories are more than just entertainment - they're a window into the wisdom and knowledge of our ancestors, a way to stay connected to our roots and the natural world around us.So go ahead, make yourself

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