The Woodcutter's Wealthy Sister; A Cautionary Syrian Tale About a Foolish Woodcutter and a Frightful Demon; S2E1 of Fireside Folklore with Hades

EPISODE · Mar 2, 2024 · 25 MIN

The Woodcutter's Wealthy Sister; A Cautionary Syrian Tale About a Foolish Woodcutter and a Frightful Demon; S2E1 of Fireside Folklore with Hades

from Fireside Folklore with Hades · host Tiffany J. Kim

Send over your dead SMS messages.Greetings, listeners! This came out later than intended, but it's here at last: our inaugural episode for our second season of this folklore podcast, coming at you straight from the Underworld. We dedicate this season to the people of Palestine and those who stand in solidarity with their struggles. By showcasing their folklore, we seek to honor their traditions, understand their culture, and bear witness to their indomitable spirit. As long as stories are told, they can never be forgotten. As long as experiences are shared, they can never be dehumanized. As long as there is hope, the spirit cannot be broken. In this episode, we delve into a cautionary tale from Syria, "The Woodcutter's Wealthy Sister", originally found in a dusty corner of my library from a book entitled Arab Folktales by Inea Bushnaq. As usual, we have adapted this tale and told it in our own Chthonic way.What would you do if you were approached by a stranger who claimed to be your sister? Would your answer change if she was adorned with jewelry and clearly wealthy? Whatever you do, don't, under any circumstances, do what our witless woodcutter did. It just may save your life!After our story, Persephone provides a recipe for the roasted red pepper dip from Syria known as Muhammara. My favorite part of the dish is the pomegranate molasses, of course!Don't forget to take a crack at the Lightning Round this time. The prize this week is a $25 gift certificate to Etsy. If you have any feedback or would like to request a tale, please send a dead letter to [email protected]. Until next time, stay curious!

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