Caribbean Folklore: The Lady and Her Three Sons - A Grenadian Folktale with Kesha Christie

We'd love to hear from you!A Folktale from Grenada with Kesha Christie Welcome to Season 3 of The Moreish Podcast! We kick off with Toronto-based storyteller and podcaster Kesha Christie’s rendition of a humorous Grenadian folktale, 'The Lady and Her Three Sons,' which highlights the Caribbean tradition of descriptive nicknames. Hema and Kesha chat about the cultural significance of nicknames, superstitions, and community spirit within the Caribbean diaspora, and they share their thoughts on why these stories and traditions are essential to preserving their heritage.Through the conversation, we get a bonus tale as Kesha also shares a personal story about discovering her mother's nickname.Listen in for an engaging folktale from Grenada told by Kesha Christie, and a lively discussion about Caribbean stories.Connect with Kesha ChristieWebsiteInstagramTikTokWalk Good PodcastWatch her TEDx Talk: Learning through the wisdom of folktalesListen to more Caribbean folklore episodes:Exploring Caribbean Folklore with Kesha ChristieTrickster TalesAnansi's Antics in Antigua & BarbudaThe Power of Pataki Stories in CubaA Lizard's LessonMaking a Deal with DeathSupport the showWhat is moreish? | more·​ish ˈmōrish | informal, of food, causing a desire for more If you are enjoying the podcast, consider supporting the show to help us continue to make great content.Join us on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube to continue the conversation.Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!) https://uppbeat.io/t/andrey-rossi/jerk-sauce