Mythology Legend & Folklore Podcast with Siobhan Clark. A place where we can journey into the past & share the tales of myth, legend, or lore that have captured our imaginations and fired our curiosity!
Welcome to the first in the series of Irish Legends! Now and again, I'll bring you a tale from the wonderful world of Celtic Myth Legend & Lore. These will be stories you can enjoy, a moment to sit and lose yourself in some wonderful adventures!
Oisin in Tirnanoge is a tale of love and loss, of warriors, and worlds far beyond our own.
Today we discover Sedna the Inuit sea goddess, Vellamo from the Finnish Kalevala, the Norse goddess Ran, and the Mither O' the Sea; one of the oldest surviving legends from the Scottish Islands.
The song There Is A Time, from the album Bound, is by the incredibly talented duo Jenn & Laura-Beth. Please follow the links below to listen to their music & contact details!
https://www.facebook.com/JennandLB/
https://jennandlaurabeth.bandcamp.com/releases
Today we discover the tales behind the incredible sea-serpents of Norse, Celtic, and Scottish myth legend & lore. The Midgardsormr Jormungandr, the Caithness Cirein Croin, and the Stoor Worm of the Orkney Islands. There is also the tale of the heroic Assipattle, and a wonderful piece of music from Ian Fontova's The Celtic Room 'Something With Rocks And Water'. Ian and his wonderfully crafted music can be found on Facebook/Twitter/via website/Instagram & YouTube;
https://www.facebook.com/ian.fontova.music/
https://twitter.com/IanFontova
http://instagram.com/ianfontova
https://www.youtube.com/c/IanFontovaValeroMusic
Today I have a wonderful guest on the podcast, Fredrik is a Nordic Tribal artist from Sweden, his stunning debut album Västerled, was released 7th of November 2018. Combining electronic music with traditional Scandinavian and Celtic instruments he creates music in a narrative form, taking the listener on an incredible adventure. Inspired by archetypal symbolism and the spiritual heritage of northern Europe, through the character of Torulf, Fredrik tells esoteric stories of setting sail on a mythical journey.
To download the album or to get in touch with Fredrik please check out the following links!
Today I welcome author Joshua Gillingham to discuss his novel The Gatewatch, Norse mythology, the importance of storytelling & developing discipline as a writer!
You can keep up to date with Joshua on twitter @JoshMGillingham, joshuagillingham.ca, and on facebook; The Gatewatch Novel!
Just a quick message to thank everyone who has welcomed the podcast, share upcoming news on Myth Legend & Lore, & announcing the publication of Noah Tetzner's 'The Poetic Edda: A Study Guide'!
Noah Tetzner of The History of Vikings Podcast - The Poetic Edda: A Study Guide
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Poetic-Edda-Study-Guide-ebook/dp/B07N7NMJPB/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1550764162&sr=8-1&keywords=noah+tetzner
Discover the Scottish Kelpie and Water-horse, the Noggle of the islands, and its connections with the Scandinavian tales of the Nøkk, from Norway to the Faroe Islands and Norse Iceland.
The beautiful song at the end of the episode is the Skye Water Kelpie's Lullaby, on the album Suantraighe by Caera, available on iTunes.
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/suantraighe/206690813
Today we will discover the Selkie, one of Scotland’s oldest folk legends, with tales that demonstrate the gentle nature of this creature and the sorrow that befalls it so often at the hands of humankind. But I will also share stories where there are lessons to be learned from the mistreatment of this shape changer, that slips off the skin of a seal to walk upon the land with two legs.
In this episode, we discover Volund the Smith from Volundarkvitha in the Poetic Edda, and a variation of his story in Thidrekssaga where Sigurd the Volsung also makes a memorable appearance!
I very much hope you enjoy Part 3 of The Saga of the Volsungs, in this concluding episode of the tale we hear about Brynhild In The House Of Flame, Sigurd At The House Of The Nibelungs, How Brynhild Was Won For Gunnar and The Death Of Sigurd. Fans of Padraic Colum's Children Of Odin won't be disappointed!
