
Episode 192 - FAIRY IMAGERY
May 10, 2026 - 1:09:58
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In this episode of the podcast, host Mark Norman discusses some points relating to the folklore of rivers, with a particular focus on their perceived need for sacrifice and to 'claim a heart' each year. This is followed...
Episode 184 - THIRST: RIVERS AND FOLKLORE is an episode from The Folklore Podcast by Mark Norman. In this episode of the podcast, host Mark Norman discusses some points relating to the folklore of rivers, with a particular focus on their pe...
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Published Dec 15, 2025, 0:52:46 long, audio available.
In this episode of the podcast, host Mark Norman discusses some points relating to the folklore of rivers, with a particular focus on their perceived need for sacrifice and to 'claim a heart' each year. This is followed by a discussion with writer Darren Simpson, the author of a new folk horror book for young adults, 'Thirst', which uses similar themes in its plot. And finally, the show is closed with a new single from folk duo Lunatraktors, 'Yarrow', based on a Child Ballad. You can find Darren Simpson online at Lunatraktors have a website at To support The Folklore Podcast, please visit
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This episode was published on Dec 15, 2025.
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Episode 184 - THIRST: RIVERS AND FOLKLORE is from The Folklore Podcast by Mark Norman.
Published Dec 15, 2025 and 0:52:46 long