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Nordic on Tap - the podcast
Eric Stavney
40 episodes
2 months ago
Engaging interviews with Nordic musicians and other fascinating people, tales from Nordic folklore, and live recordings of Nordic music (non-commercial).
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Engaging interviews with Nordic musicians and other fascinating people, tales from Nordic folklore, and live recordings of Nordic music (non-commercial).
Show more...
Society & Culture
Arts,
Music,
Music Interviews
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Nordic Folktales of the Heart
Nordic on Tap - the podcast
35 minutes
3 months ago
Nordic Folktales of the Heart
The heart has long been associated with heavy emotions, from joy to the deepest sorrow.  Why is that?  How long have humans even known there was this organ inside all of us?  In this program we explore the history of what we believe about the heart and the many Nordic and English expressions that refer to the heart.  Then we turn to Nordic folklore to learn what folk belief says about the necessity of having the organ called the heart, even if you are a troll. What might you sacrifice or gain by magically living without a heart (i.e. without a conscience)?  We find out in the stories, "The troll who didn't carry his heart with him", and "The man without a heart." Why is this question about "having a heart" so important today? Visit our home page for this episode to to learn more and to leave a comment: https://nordicontap.com/nordic-folktales-of-the-heart/ If you like what you hear, please follow us in your favorite podcast service or app!
Nordic on Tap - the podcast
Engaging interviews with Nordic musicians and other fascinating people, tales from Nordic folklore, and live recordings of Nordic music (non-commercial).