Shilpa DasGupta
Ohh Folk!!
Sheer delight of oral storytelling with the enchantment of folktales! That’s Ohh Folk!! for you. This folktale storytelling podcast delves into the world of lesser-known folktales from across the globe to revive these rare stories and keep the oral storytelling tradition alive. Acquainting Gen Alpha to these timeless treasure pieces is another aim as well! Don't miss the BTS look at the nations and tribes from whence the stories have come. Ohh Folk!! presented in a captivating storytelling style transports listeners back to the world of folkdom.© 2021 All Rights Reserved to Shilpa DasGupta.
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Shilpa DasGupta
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23. Feb 2026
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S01_EP02: Folktales of India_East India_DessertStory 20.08.2021 17:58
In my second episode, I take you to the Eastern part of India, and this time it is a unique folktale about a very special and widely loved dessert of India, 'Malpua'. Enjoy the story and immerse yourself in the unique sweetness of life. Happy listening! 😊 ______________________ Social Media: Instagram: ohhfolk_podcast | Twitter: OhhFolk_Podcast | Facebook: OhhFolk | _____________________...
S01_EP01: Folktales of India_North East India_EarthStory 14.08.2021 16:02
As I embark on this fascinating journey of podcasts, my travel begins from my roots, India. In my very first episode, I bring to you an ancient and rarely known story from the traditional Khasi tribes of North-east India. Their belief of how Earth was formed is unique and fascinating. Give it a listen and travel to the enchanting mountains of Northern India. Happy listening! 😊 __________________...
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