20 episodes

Fairytales Forever Podcast Eric James Wolf

- Kids & Family
- 4.1 • 25 Ratings

This podcast is a collection of various fairytales released on creative commons no derivative and noncommercial license. Please share them with your family or friends if you like these stories they are only one third of the material created by storyteller Brother Wolf at http://www.ericowlf.org

- NOV 21, 2010
FTF #120 Jack and the Bean Stalk

FTF #120 Jack and the Bean Stalk

This story is released on a creative commons license with no derivative or commercial use use allowed. All other rights are reserve by the publisher and author.
- 12 min
- FEB 10, 2010
FTF #119 Blue Beard

FTF #119 Blue Beard

This story is released on a creative commons license with no derivative or commercial use use allowed. All other rights are reserve by the publisher.
- 12 min
- MAR 5, 2008
FTF #118 The Ice Queen

FTF #118 The Ice Queen

This story is released on a creative commons license with no derivative or commercial use use allowed. All other rights are reserve by the publisher.
- 16 min
- FEB 6, 2008
FTF #117 Momma Z

FTF #117 Momma Z

This story is released on a creative commons license with no derivative or commercial use use allowed. All other rights are reserve by the publisher.
- 9 min
- JAN 2, 2008
FTF #116 Jacob and the Dime

FTF #116 Jacob and the Dime

This story is released on a creative commons license with no derivative or commercial use use allowed. All other rights are reserve by the publisher.
- 4 min
- DEC 5, 2007
FTF #115 - Horse and Stag

FTF #115 - Horse and Stag

This story is released on a creative commons license with no derivative or commercial use use allowed. All other rights are reserve by the publisher.
- 1 min

4.1 out of 5

25 Ratings

Ice Queen

I really enjoyed Eric Wolf's passionate reading of the Ice Queen. The story also had that delightful, steady suspense fairy tales have-- will the protagonist (the daughter "Snow") be victorious or not? The ending with Snow's tears combining with the diamond and leading to lush, natural growth was poetic justice for me indeed! I also thought of how many women in western culture strive to preserve their youthful appearance in some desperate ways (botox, plastic surgeries, etc.) and I frequently thought of them as "stone facades" as I listened. If they could but embrace nature and her cycles of change.

Also, another review was concerned with a short 3 minute, interrupted feature. That didn't happen for me with my computer-- it lasted about 16 minutes. But it did need to re-buffer a couple of times, the last time I had to stop the re-buffering and re-start the story.

Craig
San Diego county, CA