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A Tisket-Tasket Podcast

A Tisket-Tasket Podcast

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A Tisket-Tasket Podcast is your gateway into the whimsical and often surprising world of nursery rhymes. Hosted by Gina Zimbardi, this podcast unpacks the rich history, folklore, and cultural impact of the rhymes we all grew up with. Each episode delves into the origins, evolution, and hidden meanings behind these timeless verses, exploring their connections to history, fashion, literature, and even politics. With expert insights, archival recordings, and lively storytelling, A Tisket-Tasket brings new life to old rhymes, proving that even the simplest childhood chants have fascinating stories to tell. Whether you're a folklore enthusiast, history buff, or just curious about the songs of your childhood, this podcast invites you to listen, learn, and rediscover the magic of nursery rhymes.

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  • Public Health and Progressive Era Child Welfare
    2025/09/11

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    16 分
  • Season 3: Episode 14 - Ride a Cock Horse to Banbury Cross
    2025/07/10

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    In this episode of the "A Tisket-Tasket" podcast, host Gina explores the enchanting nursery rhyme "Ride a Cock Horse to Banbury Cross." Delving into its rich history, origins, and various interpretations, she uncovers the rhyme's connections to Banbury, England, and its enduring appeal across generations. Join Gina as she reveals the intriguing stories behind the fine lady on the white horse and the cultural significance of this beloved rhyme, culminating in a delightful rendition from 1929.

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    18 分
  • Season 3: Epsiode 13 - Naughty Baby
    2025/06/19

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    In this episode of A Tisket-Tasket, Gina unpacks the dark and fascinating history of the nursery rhyme Naughty Baby, a lullaby that uses fear—and Napoleon Bonaparte—as a disciplinary tool. From its roots in 19th-century British anxiety to modern reinterpretations by artists like Fay Hield, this episode explores how children's folklore reflects cultural fears, historical events, and shifting societal norms. Join us as we uncover the eerie power behind one of the most intimidating lullabies in nursery rhyme history.

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