Welcome to the Folkloring Podcast. In this episode I welcome author Tim Kelly on to discuss Atlantis and its ties to ancient Egyptian Gods. Is there reality behind the folklore? We then take a hard left into natural healing, healthy living and cyborgs because Tim is a complex person! Tim is the founder of Polytope Press, and author of Natural Healing Self-Empowerment, Optiflex, Hidden History of Humanity, and multiple novels, including The Math Wizard, which is an attempt to resurrect the original seven step path to enlightenment once offered in Atlantis. He also created a 3D periodic table of the elements, new theory of the origins of species, and has written articles on independent homesteads. His company is focused on actualizing every aspect of an optimal civilization.

You can find him here: http://polytope.www1.50megs.com

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Music by Al Seeger of Point of Insanity Productions at https://poigamestudio.podbean.com/

Producer: Tracy Nicholas

Welcome to Episode 4 of Darklore, where we explore the creepy, horrific, unsettling darker side of folklore! Please join us as we get lost down twisting paths of lore, myth and macabre tales of dark magic that can never be fully known. In today’s episode we dive into Corvid lore. Join us to hear all about crows, ravens, rooks, blue jays and black-billed magpies.

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Original artwork by David Whitworth

Welcome to the Folkloring Podcast. In this episode I discuss modern adaptations of classic tales with Laura Lewis-Barr. Laura is an award-winning writer, filmmaker, and educator. Her focus is on animating fairy tales and mythic stories for personal and collective transformation. She is inspired by the work of Joseph Campbell, Carl Jung, and Michael Meade. Join us as we explore adapting classic fairy tales to connect to a modern audience and how we can all tell our stories by using what is already around us.

Find out more here: https://psychescinema.com/

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Music by Al Seeger of Point of Insanity Productions at https://poigamestudio.podbean.com/