Belief in fairies and other creatures of the fae is ancient and deep-rooted in cultures around the world and hence there is a multiplicity of folklore and tradition surround our interactions with the fae as human beings.
Widespread belief in fairies generally died out around the 19th century, but that does not mean that people do not still report seeing or interacting with fairies in more modern times. In this episode, host Mark Norman discusses this subject with social historian Jo Hickey-Hall and they look at how modern fairy beliefs tie in with the older lore. A Facebook group to accompany this research can be found here To download the e-magazine supplement for this episode, please visit the Supplements page To listen to this episode and subscribe to others, please use the player below
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
The Folklore Podcast
New episodes released 1st and 15th of the month. Subscribe now to ensure you never miss an episode. PLEASE SUPPORT
The Folklore Podcast will always be free, but costs a lot to run. A small voluntary donation will help us do more. Thank you. Archives
December 2016
|