Podcasts about curious tales

Today's episode is a bit of all the wild and wacky that a spur of the moment drive to a haunted bridge with live, on-the-scene audio can serve. And does it serve. Enjoy the accent and native voice of a South Carolinian tell the story of some.... unique local folklore and legend of Tigerville. The Hushhole Hag... I know you're interested. This is not an episode suitable for children, please look for that explicit tag! Sources below--Adam Bachman - legendary monotone storyteller and distiller. Also does the bluegrass/folk? music thing.History Of Poinsett BridgeHaunted Places - Poinsett Bridge (Videos on Page)Mountain Ghost Stories and Curious Tales of Western North Carolina

101 Curious Tales of East African Birds offers bite-size stories about fascinating birds featuring cutting-edge research.  And is packed with stunning photographs of East African birds, both iconic and little known.Read my GoodReads review here: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/61728879

A real play podcast of Dungeons and Dragons 5e. Our podcast will be tagging along with our adventurers as they take on the Storm King Adventure Path, published by Wizards of the Coast. Come join us for a fun filled hour of laughs, tears, and all the Nat 1's.

A Ticket to Paradise The Security of Stagnation and the Challenge of Change With Rabbi Ari Sollish (Recorded live in Atlanta on October 21, 2021) How can a small donation surpass a lifetime of life-risking devotion? Illogical rates at a "rent-a-donkey" location and a royal dispute about sheep and goats teach us the dangers of stagnation and suggest a path to radical growth.

The Great Oven Debacle When the Rabbis Overruled a Heavenly Decision With Rabbi Ari Sollish (Recorded live in Atlanta on October 14, 2021) After exhausting his arguments, Rabbi Eliezer makes a carob tree jump, reverses a stream of water, crumbles the walls of the study hall, and evokes a heavenly voice, all to make a point. What is so important about Rabbi Eliezer's message? How is it relevant to us today?

Boojum is not quite human and not quite animal. The fuzzy, grey, 8-foot tall furry beast is said to lurk in the wild forests of Balsam Mountain which is situated in Western North Carolina. Ole' Boojum is known to have quite the eye for gems, moonshine, & pretty ladies. We discuss his true loves and some of his known hidden places. Join us for giggles and folklore that can leave you feeling like someone is always watching.Credits:  Oral stories and tales from Canton and Camp Hope; “Boojum, North Carolina's Bigfoot”,North Carolina Ghost Stories and Legends; “Bigfoot of the Balsams”, Mountain Ghost Stories and Curious Tales of Western North Carolina, by Randy Russell and Janet Barnette.  “Boojum of the Plott Balsams” by John Parris.

Greek Riddles A Camouflaged Theological Debate With Rabbi Ari Sollish (Recorded live in Atlanta on October 7, 2021) A snake's gestation period, a butcher's head for sale, and how to mend a broken millstone are just a few of the paradoxical riddles in a battle of wits between Jewish and Athenian sages, presenting profound intellectual challenges to the fundamentals of our faith.

In this edition of This Week in Business History, Kelly Barner tells the stories behind three inventors: an indoor plumbing innovator, a straw tinkerer, and the woman who still holds the record for the most patents among black, female inventors. We'll also mark some notable business birthdays and say good-bye to the man who was most definitely a winner at The Game of Life. Additional Links & Resources: Learn more about This Week in Business History: https://supplychainnow.com/program/business-history/ Subscribe to This Week in Business History and other Supply Chain Now programs: https://supplychainnow.com/subscribe This Episode was hosted by Kelly Barner. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnow.com/trio-inventions-bh-67

O documentário "Curious Tales of Ítalo Ferreira", projeto da Billabong, produzido pela O2 Filmes, tem direção de Luiza de Moraes, convidada da 71ºedição do O2Cast, que conversa direto da Califórnia, com Paulinho Caruso, também diretor e surfista. Locução: Bianca Zonbini / Apresentação: Paulinho Caruso / Gravação e Edição: Gabriel Paim / Arte: Caio Giacomazzi / Produção: João Pedro Kohn / Direção de Produção: Célia Regina

We're live on Thursday nights from 1900 GMT wordpress hemmingfordgrey.home.blog Find us on telegram https://t.me/ForteanWords audio version available on anchor/spotify/breaker/google/overcast/pocket casts/RadioPublic/apple podcasts www.anchor.fm/forteanwords https://anchor.fm/s/8b9efe4/podcast/rss youtube archive: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCegNsOjZ516esF4mMjUovhw Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/hemmingfordgrey/ Dlive: https://dlive.tv/HemmingfordGrey Find Hemmy's movie podcast at https://exodusamericanus.com/category/dope-movies-and-shows/ & political podcast www.anchor.fm/grubandglory twitter: https://twitter.com/@sirhgrey email: forteanwords@protonmail.com Opening music: Ways In Which (5 note remix) by Kaptain Spectro featuring Hobbit

The Vindication of an Idolatrous King Seeing the Divine within Everything With Rabbi Ari Sollish (Recorded live in Atlanta on June 29, 2021) The lessons of a vinegar-fueled lamp; singing toddlers; and a tale of a king, a sage, and a dream affect how we judge others and help us to find purpose in our nation's exile and within all that transpires in our lives.

When G-d Prayed A Study in the Art of Anthropomorphism With Rabbi Ari Sollish (Recorded live in Atlanta on June 22, 2021) G-d prayed, sinned, and even requested a blessing from a human being. Talmudic anthropomorphisms highlight the importance of vulnerability in relationships and how being vulnerable shapes the character and essence of our relationship with G-d.

Whale of a Tale Life Lessons from Gargantuan Fish, Geese, and Corpses With Rabbi Ari Sollish (Recorded live in Atlanta on June 15, 2021) An island turns out to be the back of a mammoth sea creature, oceanic waves rise miles high, and an encounter with the "dead of the wilderness:" Rabbah bar bar Chanah's strange parables hold the secret to Jewish survival and offer powerful tips on how to rise above life's challenges.

Dee Dee Chainey has been collected stories and legends about folklore from around the world during her Folklore Thursday sessions on social media – in this episode she reveals tales of ghosts, monsters, spirits and superstitions that abide around our waters. Listen on if you dare. Dee Dee and Willow Winsham have a great book on the subject: Treasury of Folklore: Seas and Rivers. Plus, a brilliant Sound of the Week from Texas and we introduce our new Sound Escapes podcasts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

They were inseparable in life and they were inseparable in death. Whoever said a dog is man's best friend would have certainly smiled at the bond between Capt. William Ellerbrock and his dog, Boss, both of whom lived in Wilmington in the late 1800s. The pair would become the lone victims of a vicious blaze in downtown Wilmington in April 1880, victims of circumstance who died committed to unwavering heroism. But their story is bigger than just its tragic end. It speaks to the community of Wilmington and the bravery its residents have shown in its moments of need. Joining this episode is frequent guest Chris E. Fonvielle Jr, a local historian and author of the new book "Curious Tales from Old Wilmington and the Lower Cape Fear." Chris stops by to help tell Ellerbrock and Boss' story, as well as detail the origins of his book, which is now available to buy. Cape Fear Unearthed is written, edited and hosted by Hunter Ingram. Additional editing by Adam Fish. The show is sponsored by Northchase Family Dentistry, Tidewater Heating & Air Conditioning, and Cape Fear Pharmacy. Sources: "Curious Tales from Old Wilmington and the Lower Cape Fear," by Chris E. Fonvielle Jr. The Wilmington Daily Review, April 1880 editions The Wilmington Morning Star, 1880 and 1881 editions See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Its week who knows what of this historical period in time, and we are back to drop historical truth bombs this week on the Dads On...Podcast! This episode we are all witness to what could possibly be the most popular segment sweeping the nation as we explore the progress of Cash's Hummingbird Paradise, we update everyone on our fun and exciting Stay at Home adventures, scratch the surface of the oddly coincidental writings of Ingersoll Lockwood, and ramble about so much more!

So many of us are having to lay low at the moment.Staying close to home.Living a simple life, just focussing on our basic needs. Looking out for each other and appreciating the little pleasures in life we so often overlook.It seems like a good time to re-read a favourite bookListen to some old recordsMaybe bake one of Granny’s old recipesDust off the board gamesOr perhaps immerse yourself in the lives of the Good People by listening to my backlog of Podcast episodes…..No matter where you are during these difficult days, I hope you can join Nathan, Jal and I, as we relax by the crackling fireplace and share a few particularly curious tales of the Good People. Cheers,Kitty*Fancy more Encounters with the Good People?Did you know you can experience ‘Encounters with the Good People’ through ears and eyes?!Dan and I are lovingly producing videos for each of our Podcast episodes. You can find them on our YouTube channel. We upload a new video regularly. You are cordially invited to drop in and watch our videos, but please, you are our guest, don’t bring a thing, just yourself. Simply sit back and soak in our ‘lovely, moody, charming videos’ as described by viewer James. (Thank you James!).If you enjoy our videos as much as James, please Like, Subscribe and Share with like-minded folk. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZISzueo7YXNPwowda2p0zQFor a daily peek at modern and historical encounters with the Good People, plus loads of great links, conversation starters and otherwise hard-to-find information on the Good People, visit Kitty’s Facebook page: www.facebook.com/encounterswiththegoodpeopleOr, for a dose of Faerie on the go, drop into Kitty’s ‘Faerie Lucky Dip’ over at Instagram and Twitter. Kitty posts once a day and you never know what you might get. Faerie top tips, fun facts, art, poems, and short tales. www.instagram.com/encounterswiththegoodpeopleDo you have your own tale of a Faerie sighting or encounter?Perhaps you have your own story to share?Kitty would love to hear from you and share your tale on our website.Our website is bursting with true, and amazing, tales of encounters with the Good People from folk all over the world. You’re sure to find a tale there to get you thinking… Thanks to everyone who has shared their own experiences with us so far. www.encounterswiththegoodpeople.com Podcast CreditsEdited by Magic Dan.Tales from duchas.ieRead by Nathan and Jalnor.Theme Music: ‘Irish Coffee’ by Giorgio di Campo.Additional Music: ‘Summit’ by Jonny Easton.

Explore some curious tales of time slips and decide for yourself whether this is a true phenomenon or something that's purely psychological.

Ending series one of Curious Tales, we learn what happened when a young reporter spent the night in the haunted house on Vine Street. For more information - curioustalespod.com To get in touch with the show - curioustalespod@gmail.com

This month, Dawn and Alan are joined by Dr. Andrew Tate and Dr Jenn Ashworth to discuss Stephen King's epic tale of the destruction of the world - The Stand. Dr Andrew Tate's research focuses on the intersections between literature, theology and aesthetics. He has two primary historical interests: nineteenth-century writing and its relationship with theological debates and contemporary fiction in relation to the sacred. Recent published work in this field includes journal articles on Ruskin and the Psalms and a book chapter on Decadence and the Bible. He co-chairs the Ruskin Research Seminar and contribute to the Gladstone Centre's regular colloquia and conference programme. My next Victorian project will develop my previous work on the Psalms with reference to Hopkins, Tennyson and Dickens. Two of my books, Contemporary Fiction and Christianity (Continuum, 2008) and, co-authored with Arthur Bradley, The New Atheist Novel (Continuum, 2010) have focused on late twentieth-century and early twenty-first century narratives. He edited a special double issue of The Year Book of English Studies on religion and literature (2009) and co-edited Literature and the Bible: a Reader (Routledge, 2013). He has recently published a monograph on Twenty-First Century Apocalyptic Fiction and is working on another on the figure of Jesus/Christ in post-millennial narrative. Dr Jenn Ashworth's main areas of interest are long prose fiction and the short story. Her recent work has concentrated on the unreliable or limited narrator and on LDS fiction. She have recently completed a novel in the first person omniscient point of view that engages with ideas about healing, transformation, haunting and masculinity. New areas of interest include gaming and interactivity, digital storytelling projects and narrative and new media more generally. She is also interested in writing industries and new routes into publication for writers, collaborative work, and the way writers and other creative practitioners work together. With this in mind, in 2013 she co-founded the writers' and artists' collective, Curious Tales, which allows practitioners to work together to create, produce and deliver creative works. So far they have published the illustrated anthologies: The Longest Night: Five Curious Tales, Poor Souls' Light: Seven Curious Tales, Bus Station Unbound, The Barrow Rapture and Congregation of Innocents: Five Curious Tales. She recently published the Fell, set on the Lancashire coast. Title music is copyright of the London Symphonic Orchestra. Baby Can You Dig Your Man comes from the mini series of The Stand, and Jungleland is the property of Bruce Springsteen.

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Dusty talks to Randy Russell. Randy Russell was born in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains in Oklahoma. Described as a "ghostlorist," a folklorist who has a special interest in ghosts, he is the author of four ghost story collections, including Ghost Dogs of the South, The Granny Curse and Other Ghosts and Legends from East Tennessee, and Mountain Ghost Stories and Curious Tales of Western North Carolina. Russell hosts ghost-lore programs all across the South. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Ghost Cats of the South with Dusty Rainbolt on PetLifeRadio.com