Folkloring Podcast
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Welcome to 'Folkloring,' the podcast that invites you to actively engage with practical folklore in your daily life. Created by writer and folklore researcher Tracy Nicholas Find us online at: https://folkloringlife.com/ #folklore
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I am excited to announce that you can now find all my various efforts in one place - come folkloring with me: folkloringlife.com #folkloring #folklore #folkloringlife #naturalliving #traditionalcrafts #folkcrafts #folkmedicine #paganlife
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Come Folkloring with Us Bring Magic and Folklore into Your Everyday Life Black Shuck by Tracy Nicholas, inspirated by Black Dog Folklore by Mark Norman. Purchase the book here: https://www.thefolklore...
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Sending all the healing energy for your surgery and your family! I hope you heal quickly and completely
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Goodnight all.
Herne the Hunter by Eric Fraser, from the renowned Reader’s Digest book of Folklore, Myths & Legends of Britain.
A woodcut style illustration showing a horned man, carrying a bow, blowing a horn and riding a black stallion. Dogs, imps  &  an owl surround him. It is Herne, leading the Wild Hunt.
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Following a debate on FB about what "real" black salt is and it is a bigger trigger for some folks than the "wash cast iron or not" folks #folklore #witchsky #folkloring #spells #folkcraft #kitchenwitch #castiron
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For those within traveling distance of #Dartmoor, this #nature & #folklore event is coming up in Chagford soon: a talk with Dartmoor historian & guide Emma Cunis, with art by Gina Hemery. Emma's people have lived on the moor for generations; her knowledge of this land is deep and wise.
Image: The poster for "Magical Myths & Moorland Legends" at Endecott House, Chagford, TQ13 8AJ, on 17 October, 7PM:  an evening of Dartmoor tales and enchantment with local historian Emma Cunis, folklorist Terri Windling, and art by Gina Hemery. The evening celebrates the publication of Emma's new book, Dartmoor Myths & Legends. For tickets, visit Emma's Dartmoor's Daughter website: www.dartmoorsdaughter.com. The art on the poster is a Dartmoor landscape by Gina Hemery.
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In London, right by Paddington station. I love it and make it a point to stop by when I am in town
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Stopped by #MalliwayBros on my way to ritual last night. No sighting of @blakemalliway.bsky.social to report #magick #crossedcrow #witchsky #booksky #witchy #authorsky
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We arrived in Exeter after our epic train/replacement bus journey, working hard en route and ready to talk about the National Folklore Survey for England in Crediton TOMORROW at The Boniface Centre!
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Having a catch up call with the bestie:
"OK, but it has to be quick, I have a ton to do today, no more than an hour!"
3 hours later........ #bestie #everytime #Shazzie #onemorething
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I have been in a meltdown for days knowing that I would no longer have Healthcare January 1. And then the great state of Illinois sent a letter guaranteeing me health care. I feel safe again knowing democrats are still holding the line
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📢Call for Papers📢 ‘Folklore on the Move’: The Folklore Society’s annual conference 2026 in collaboration with the Elphinstone Institute, University of Aberdeen. In person conference: 5-7 Jun 2026; online conference day: 10 Jun 2026. Proposal deadline 14 Dec www.folklore-society.com/event/call-f...
‘The Wayfarer’ by Hieronymus Bosch
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Happy 259th anniversary of the Nottingham Cheese Riot to all those who celebrate...
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I'm starting to book shows for The Buildings Archaeologist book tour. Currently, looking for dates from 4 July 2026 onwards. Festival of Archaeology, Heritage Open Days, fringe festivals, history festivals, book festivals or special one-off's... Happy to look at all reasonable offers 🙂🏠🏰🕍✒️🚂
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I’ll be hosting this online talk on British Grimoires and folklore on Saturday 18 October, via Zoom at 7:30pm

All profits support @folklorelibrary.bsky.social

Book now at bit.ly/flaevents
Our next online talk is now booking.

On Saturday 18th October, we will be hosting a talk via Zoom on the subject of British Grimoires and their significance to folklore.

Tickets are £5 (plus booking fee) via our EventBrite page and include a Q&A with the presenter, Daniel Harms, and access to a recording of the talk afterwards.

All profits support our charitable work. To book, please visit

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Resharing this week's folklore post on thresholds and Neolithic sites as a meme because it's a little easier to follow than the individual images were.

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