Lost in the Forest
Jarvis Cocker gets lost in the forest at night and encounters a series of rather intriguing characters.
As darkness falls on the forest, Jarvis realises he's hopelessly lost. Disorientated and desperately trying to find his way out, his nocturnal woodland walk takes a series of increasingly dark …
The ecologist using storytelling to reconnect people with nature
We talk to Lisa Schneidau, author of Botanical Folk Tales, a new book which seeks to reconnect people with the joy, wonder and horror of nature.
What can you find in an English garden
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Dee and Carol focus on English gardens this week as Dee talks about her recent trip to the Cotswolds.Link to our Substack newsletter with more information about this week's episode. Be sure and subscribe to get the newsletter directly in your email inbox!Links:Atlas nitrile gloves,…
47: Swan Justice
The Stars in the Sky & The Wounded Swan
We got a new book, River Folk Tales of Britain and Ireland by Lisa Schneidau and it is FILLED with some fantastic stories. Kelsey reads some poetic nonsense that leaves us feeling dreamy with The Stars in the Sky, and Abbie reads a much darker but super ca…
#99 Holiday Plants
It's winter time once again in the Northern Hemisphere and we're getting ready for winter celebrations. Plant life plays a lot into the season and while there are plenty of traditions associated with these plants, there are also stories. Geoff and Katrina talk about a few of holiday plants and sto…
Story telling for the Spring Equinox with the Nature StoryTeller
As we commemorate the Spring Equinox in this episode, we delve into two poignant tales, the first of which is the story of Thomas the Thatcher, a skilled craftsman whose artistry not only beautifies but also serves a greater purpose in nurturing local wildlife. The narrative elucidates the delicate…
Old Crockern Awakes (with Ruth Webb and Lisa Schneidau)
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There's an ancient spirit who rules over Dartmoor, an uplands region in South West England. His face is granite grey. His eyes are dark as peat pools. His name is Old Crockern. And right now, he's at The Museum of English Rural Life.
In the first of two episodes, we're joined by en…
The Fight for Wild Camping on Dartmoor (with Ruth Webb and Lisa Schneidau)
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Old Crockern returns! We're back for a second episode with the legendary giant of Dartmoor, plus giant maker and dancer Ruth Webb (of The Lost Giants) and storyteller and environmentalist Lisa Schneidau.
Last time, we set the scene of Crockern's story and introduced a repetition of…
Episode 54 - BOTANICAL FOLK TALES
The landscape that surrounds us is rich in folklore connected with the plants and flowers that dwell within it. Some of these are old and connect with the world of fairy. Some are more modern and relate to invasive species. All are fascinating. In this episode of the Folklore Podcast, storyteller a…
Dartmoor folklore, myths and stories, with Lisa Schneidau
In this episode, we were delighted to be joined by the wonderful human being that is Lisa Schneidau. Lisa is a professional storyteller, ecologist, and one of the founders of the Dartmoor Nature Alliance. She is passionate about finding and telling stories that inspire, provoke curiosity and build …
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