73-Japanese Folklore: I will find you
A young woman's father is taken, and she decided to go to the edges of the known world to get him back, to a faraway island harboring a dark and terrible secret.
72-Kelpie: Party Horse (ad-free)
The story of a magical sea horse! And partying! And kind of a lot of death!
72-Kelpie: Party Horse
The story of a magical sea horse! And partying! And kind of a lot of death!
71C-Sinbad: There and Back and There and Back Again
The conclusion of the Sinbad stories. In which Sinbad concludes he is awesome.
71C-Sinbad: There and Back and There and Back Again (ad-free)
The conclusion of the Sinbad stories. In which Sinbad concludes he is awesome.
71B-Sinbad: Snake Eyes
Whether it's deadly literary references, sticky cows, or extremely inappropriate eulogies, the stories of Sinbad have it all...as long as by "it all" you're looking for a story of how a rich (and, let's face it, not-so-smart) guy for whom everything pretty much always works out. It's like Mr. Magoo without the nearsightedness [...]
71B-Sinbad: Snake Eyes (ad-free)
Whether it's deadly literary references, sticky cows, or extremely inappropriate eulogies, the stories of Sinbad have it all...as long as by "it all" you're looking for a story of how a rich (and, let's face it, not-so-smart) guy for whom everything pretty much always works out. It's like Mr. Magoo without the nearsightedness and with much, [...]
71A-Sinbad the Sailor: Venture (ad-free)
Sinbad (no, not that Sinbad) is probably the 3rd most famous story from a collection titled "One Thousand and One Nights". It's a story of loss, hardship, and redemption...and then partying so hard that you forget all that loss, hardship, and redemption and need to do it all over again. Six more times. On the plus side, [...]
71A-Sinbad the Sailor: Venture
A story of loss, hardship, and redemption...and then partying so hard that you forget all that loss, hardship, and redemption and need to do it all over again. Six more times.
Member episode 20-Native American Folklore: Your Friendly Neighborhood Iktomi
Today's story is about a man who is also a spider. A spider....person... from Native American folklore. I'm not sure if trademark law prohibits me from describing an anthropomorphic male spider in the most succinct terms, but we're going to be safe. Anyway, Iktomi does whatever a spider can, and also a few things a spider [...]