Telling The World [Afternoon Reading]

Episodes

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01The Girl Who Fell2007111220090829 (R4)Series of stories from cultures and folklore around the world.

Nick Hennessey tells the creation story from the Karelian epic The Kalevala, an ancient myth from the Finno-Ugric people of the Baltic. It starts at the very beginning, with the ocean and the wind.

A Watershed Partnership production for BBC Radio 4.

Nick Hennessey tells the creation story from the Karelian epic The Kalevala.

Series of stories from cultures and folklore around the world.

Nick Hennessey tells the creation story from the Karelian epic The Kalevala, an ancient myth from the Finno-Ugric people of the Baltic. It starts at the very beginning, with the ocean and the wind.

A Watershed Partnership production for BBC Radio 4.

Nick Hennessey tells the creation story from the Karelian epic The Kalevala.

02Lord Shiva And The Death Boon2007111320090905 (R4)Peter Chand tells his version of a story from the Punjab, via Wolverhampton.

Peter Chand tells his version of a story from the Punjab, via Wolverhampton.

03Baucis And Philemon2007111420090912 (R4)Daniel Morden tells one of Ovid's timeless tales, illustrating the power of enduring love.

Daniel Morden tells one of Ovid's timeless tales, illustrating the power of enduring love.

04The Glamoury Ointment2007111520090919 (R4)Hugh Lupton tells a story from English folklore featuring the powerful magic of the fair.

Hugh Lupton tells a story from English folklore featuring the powerful magic of the fair.

05Tortoise And Hunter2007111620090926 (R4)Jan Blake tells a tale from Ghana which serves as a warning to those who refuse to hear.

Jan Blake tells a tale from Ghana which serves as a warning to those who refuse to hear.