• Scottish Folk Tales of Coast and Sea

  • Apr 24 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 27 mins
  • Podcast

Scottish Folk Tales of Coast and Sea

  • Summary

  • Tonight Tom and Rhonda Muir have a moonlit blether from their home in Scotland's Orkney Islands inspired by the publication of Tom's latest collection of folk tales: Scottish Folk Tales of Coast and Sea.


    We muse about life lessons embedded in all good stories, look at some differences in stories originating from inland areas as compared to tales told by those whose lives are constantly endangered and controlled by the sea, how Orkney differs from Shetland and how folktales in this area of the world were influenced by the Vikings. And Tom tells a really fun story from the book at the end!


    So pull up a chair, pour yourself a dram and settle in for a good, old-fashioned blether among friends.


    Be sure to drop by on the NEXT full moon, when we'll be having a blether with Scottish storyteller, researcher and author of Angus Folk Tales, Dr Erin Farley of Dundee.

    Show notes: https://www.orkneyology.com/orkneyology-podcast.html

    Podcast theme music courtesy of Fionn McArthur.

    "Ower wi' the moon" artwork created by Jenny Steer


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