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Caribbean Folklore & Mysteries
by Michele Eastmond
An exploration of the stories, characters and tales that have transcended through generations and painted the landscape of our traditional story telling.Follow us on Facebook …https://www.facebook.com/CaribbeanFolkloreMysteriesEmail:[email protected]
Episodes
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Bonjour Vieux Papa!
If you go out in the woods or forest today there may be a big surprise!🧐Press play to hear just what this ‘Surprise’ might look like😉. Follow Caribbean Folklore &Mysteries on Facebook at https://www.Facebook.com/CaribbeanFolkloreMysteries/ Email:[email protected] Thanks to...
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“Harlot or Heroine?”
In this episode we explore a popular figure whose story, whose reputation was often told in a folklore light but if you delve deeper there were so many more intriguing layers to discover, discuss & debate. Press play, listen then provide your insight & answer to the episode title “Harlot or...
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GangGang Sarah
What do you get when you combine witches & love? Listen and find out 😉 Follow Caribbean Folklore &Mysteries on Facebook at https://www.Facebook.com/CaribbeanFolkloreMysteries/ Email:[email protected] Thanks to freesound.org for some of the sound effects used in this episode.
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The Chase Vault
On this island paradise well known for its’ beautiful beaches, friendly people there is a centuries old mystery that still remains unsolved. Press play and see if you can provide a solution🧐
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Don’t Answer When They Call
You may be familiar with the advice of "Be careful what you wish for" but have you heard " Be careful who you answer”? Press play and discover why YOU shouldn't always answer when called. Follow Caribbean Folklore &Mysteries on Facebook at https://www.Facebook.com/CaribbeanFolkloreMysteries/...
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We Work by the Light of the Moon
Looking at much more than the man who lives there😉... We explore some of the region's tales, sayings and beliefs attributed to the cycles of the moon. *warning* This episode contains a reference to Mild physical violence. Follow Caribbean Folklore &Mysteries on Facebook at...
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Why I Shed My Skin…
This episode begins exploring the possible why behind the activities and actions of La Soucayant/Ole Hag. You can listen to our initial introduction to this folklore character here >>> https://anchor.fm/michele-eastmond/episodes/The-Ole-HagLaSoucayant-eji63b Follow Caribbean Folklore &Mysteries…
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Take Me Back Where You Bring Me From…
Sometimes a gift, donation or great bargain can bring more than a good deal or savings. Sometimes it brings an unwanted attachment that causes you to…take it back where you brought it from, take it back where you found it. Follow Caribbean Folklore &Mysteries on Facebook at...
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Tale of the Tamarind
Listen to how events from centuries ago impact the popular fruit of the Tamarind Tree.
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Making of an ObeahWoman
Are all family legacies worth carrying on or should some of them cease when the last practitioner has passed? #Obeah
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Plantation Hauntings - Stories from Hothersal.
Tune in to hear the experiences of one Barbadian family over the years they called Hothersal Plantation Great House home.
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Meet Me by the River
Join us on the first in a series that seeks to explore the story behind the origins of water folklore throughout the islands of the Caribbean.
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The Baku of Braggs Hill
Based on actual events this story explores the tale of the Baku.
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Plantation Hauntings- Simone’s Story
When the past does not remain in the past the stain of its’ transgressions linger in the atmosphere and allow a young girl to discover she has the vision to see things most cannot.
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The Steel Donkey
A tale exploring the modern day use of ancient creatures and practices to manipulate the lives and actions of others.
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La Diablesse
Beware the devil woman who only roams at night.
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Legend of the Heartman
In this episode we explore the origins of the Heartman, whose rumoured existence caused fear and panic across the sleepy rural villages of Barbados. Once you have listened to the episode please share your thoughts by clicking the link below. https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/S58KS8P
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Conrad the Duppy
Listen to the story behind Barbados’s most infamous Duppy. Find out exactly what is a duppy along with all things duppy related
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The Ole Hag/LaSoucayant
Learn more about the story of the Ole Hag also known as La Soucayant, one of the Caribbean’s more widely known Folklore characters.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
An exploration of the stories, characters and tales that have transcended through generations and painted the landscape of our traditional story telling.Follow us on Facebook …https://www.facebook.com/CaribbeanFolkloreMysteriesEmail:[email protected]
HOSTED BY
Michele Eastmond
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An exploration of the stories, characters and tales that have transcended through generations and painted the landscape of our traditional story telling.Follow us on Facebook …https://www.facebook.com/CaribbeanFolkloreMysteriesEmail:[email protected]
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Caribbean Folklore & Mysteries is created and hosted by Michele Eastmond.
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