HeyJaredLearning Lore
Learning Lore is a podcast about live storytelling and education, hosted by Dr. Ola Henricsson and Dr. Catherine MacHale Gunnarsson from the Department of Pedagogical, Curricular and Professional Studies at the University of Gothenburg.
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Csenge Zalka (opens the original)
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Zalka Csenge Virág is a storyteller and author from Hungary. She has been a professional storyteller for 20 years, and holds a master's degree in Storytelling and a PhD in Culture Studies. She travels the world, performing traditional tales, epics, and myths in English, Spanish, and Hungarian. She has published several folktale collections both in the USA and in Hungary.
Tom van Mieghem (opens the original)
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Tom van Mieghem is a storyteller from Belgium who explores the simplicity of storytelling. He began as a puppeteer and saw similarities between creating images in the audience’s mind and the way stories do so. He leads workshops for young storytellers, and we met him at the Ljungby Music and Storytelling Festival last summer.
Emily Hennessey (opens the original)
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EMILY HENNESSEY is a dynamic performance storyteller often found wielding a stick and stamping her feet as she embraces epics, myths, wondertales and folktales from across the world. Work and travel in India have kindled in Emily a great love of Hindu mythology. She’s journeyed over 10,000 miles across India by train, bus, rattling rickshaw and rickety bicycle. She’s lived with a yak-herding family on the Tibetan plateau, studied Kathakali dance-drama in Kerala and worked at the Kattaikkuttu Sch
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