Some deeper meaning and metaphor buried in The Fox Woman beckons you to take the story one step further in your imagination.

The fox is a symbol of adaptability, cunning, and mystery, a creature that straddles the line between the wild and the tamed. In this story, the Fox Woman is not just a character; she is a mirror reflecting our own instincts, desires, and forgotten parts of ourselves. She represents the wildness that must sometimes be sacrificed to fit into a domesticated world—and the longing that arises when we feel that loss too deeply.

Take a moment to close your eyes and imagine yourself walking alongside the Fox Woman, feeling her presence as both guide and reflection. What does she whisper to you as she gazes into your eyes? How does her story shift the way you see your own?

This rights of passage story has traveled in the back pockets of storytellers for longer than I have been telling stories. So it with great honor that it's survived, in tack, with the potent scent of a Feral Women who was once invited to dine with an adoring Hunter. Listen in....

Come explore the deeper meaning of "pregnant" with something...

This Story of a Wild Queen with wild desire and wild redemption are metaphors to be explored in this afterword with Sirena Andrea.

Have you ever heard of a creature that’s both serpent and dragon, feared for its power and its deadly breath? This wild tale, also know as the "Lindworm" features a creature of Norse and Irish mythology, that features a Queen and a dark scaly prince.

This serpentine dragon has haunted the imaginations of people for centuries, weaving itself into the fabric of folklore and becoming a symbol of both danger, wonder and true love.

Listen in there's so much more than lost hands in this Story....

The Handless Madien is a German fairy tale collected by, not written by the Brothers Grimm.

While it is a fairy tale it is not a bedtime story for children because it begins with a dismemberment of the psyche that haunts the entire story.

This was the first story I read in my early days of hunting for stories that left me puzzling over it for years..... If it captures your imagination too, I recommend listening to the afterword for more clues to the metaphors and deeper meanings.

How many paths have taken you into the forest looking for a sign, a message, a glimpse of your own genius? Listen into this exploration of some deeper meanings and metaphors buried in this timeless tale.

This fairy tale has so much to offer the imagination - innocence, forests, nests and a genie!

They say that the Grimm's Fairy tales were not written by the Brothers, theyonly wrote them down. Overheard and collected during sewing circles, while women cooked in their ktichens and during seasonal festivals.

The stories belonged, in fact to the in the indigenous folks of North Eastern Europe. The nature based people who watched, listened and learned from the land they tended for hundreds of years. Each story embedded with elemental wisdom and hidden gems.