Storyteller: Gail Anglin. Folktale/Fairytale

In this eerie English folktale The Buried Moon, the Moon gets trapped in a bog by evil-doers, plunging the world into darkness. Only a brave few dare to search the haunted bogs to restore her light. Packed with mystery, magic, and a race against creeping evil, this spine-tingling tale is perfect for folklore lovers and night-owls.

Storyteller: Clara Dugas. Personal.

Clara Dugas, an Acadian storyteller has created a funny, yet touching story of her mother's first journey to the big city. She leaves her younger children behind so she can help her son adapt and has some adventures of her own.

For more information on Acadians:

Expulsion of the Acadians - WikipediaAcadian Expulsion (the Great Upheaval)

The Canadian Encyclopedia

Stories are shared with permission and cannot be reproduced or copied without explicit consent.

Producers: Lynda Joyce, Colette Laplante, Elaine O'Reilly

Storyteller: Phil Nagy. Humour; Folktale.

Were you afraid of something under your bed when you were little? Did you grow up and dismiss such foolishness? Well, maybe it wasn’t so foolish, according to Phil Nagy, this month’s storyteller.

And after you sort out your bedtime fears, you can learn why it’s so important to walk like a wiseman.

Enjoy!

Producers: Lynda Joyce, Colette Laplante and Elaine O'Reilly. Music by Lynda Joyce

Please share comments, questions, suggestions at: storiesherethereandeverywhere@gmail.com

Stories are shared with permission and can not be reproduced or copied without explicit consent.

Thank you to Ottawa Storytellers and Storytellers of Canada-Conteurs du Canada for continued support.