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The Folklore Forum
Natalie Guttormsson
26 episodes
1 week ago
Your place for discussing, dissecting, and retelling folktales. On the show, we’ll cover popular folk and fairy tales, biographies of important figures, historical overviews, as well as conversations with readers, writers, scholars, and everyone in between.
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Your place for discussing, dissecting, and retelling folktales. On the show, we’ll cover popular folk and fairy tales, biographies of important figures, historical overviews, as well as conversations with readers, writers, scholars, and everyone in between.
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Runaway Food Edition (The Gingerbread Man, The Wee Bannock, The Pancake)
The Folklore Forum
23 minutes 22 seconds
3 years ago
Runaway Food Edition (The Gingerbread Man, The Wee Bannock, The Pancake)

I'm introducing the first edition of a new recurring series I like to call the Folktale Remixes. This is where we take a folk or fairy tale, and discuss a revised version or create a new one in the process. Since frost is on the ground, I thought it would be perfect timing to look ahead to the winter season and discuss a fun, spicy story: The Gingerbread Man (also the Wee Bannock and The Pancake). 

I hope most of you are somewhat familiar with the story. Whether you've heard the Brothers Grimm version, seen a cartoon rendition or simply watched the Shrek movies. You have some idea of this story. What I didn't know until recently is that there is an entire category of runaway food stories in European folklore. 

Now if you're ready to escape into the realm of folklore and fairy tales and learn more about runaway food, then come on in, the forum is now open.

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The Folklore Forum
Your place for discussing, dissecting, and retelling folktales. On the show, we’ll cover popular folk and fairy tales, biographies of important figures, historical overviews, as well as conversations with readers, writers, scholars, and everyone in between.