Deconstructing The Wolf and the House Dog

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Deconstructing Aesop’s Fables with Jon Wilkins

Jon Wilkins

23 episodes

1 day ago

A lighthearted look at Aesop’s fables and what they mean in today’s world. As a social experiment, I started narrating fables using a Facebook page and Youtube channel to share. This venture has since turned into a multifaceted project and this podcast breaks down the stories.

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Deconstructing The Wolf and the House Dog - Episode 14

Deconstructing Aesop’s Fables with Jon Wilkins

13 minutes 51 seconds

5 years ago

Deconstructing The Wolf and the House Dog - Episode 14

There is so much to say about liberty, especially days before a monumental election. There is a wolf and there is a dog each with conflicting ideals. Nobody gets hurt in this one but there sure is some shaming. here are a lot of versions of this fable. The one that the library of Congress chose to share makes you think. Well, it made me think, and then I made it this week's fable.

Find Aesop's Fables before they are deconstructed on Facebook. There is also a project on HITRECORD where you can write your own fable, provide artwork, and music to bring these stories into modern times.