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The podcast will be a conversational podcast about the timeline of feminism/sexism in fairy tales. We will be examining tales from the 11th, 18th, and 19th centuries, as well as more modern retellings.

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Introduction : Isabella Pair and Marlon's Flair

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Introduction : Isabella Pair and Marlon's Flair

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Welcome to the "Tales and Truths" Podcast

Introduce Ourselves/Quick Blurb on Podcast

Introduce Main Topic: Explain how time has impacted the evolution of feminism in fairy tales. Discuss how fairy tales (content) impact society in what they teach young children (especially girls)

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In the first episode, discussed each of our stories in depth.

Now, quicky give a summary of everyone's ORIGNAL tale so the audience can follow the conversation!

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Bella research paper first --> Looking at the 11th-century version called "The Story of the Three Fastidious Men" compared to "The Princess and the Pea."

Topics I am going to cover:

1. The use of language when the author describes women

2. Are there themes of sexism? (not really)

3. Compare it to 18th century version --> Andersen's use of satire and sexism

Discuss and compare it to each other's papers

Transition to Marlon's paper...

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The Fisherman and His Wife: 18th Century

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The Fisherman and His Wife: 18th Century

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Marlon research paper--> Looking at the "Fisherman and His Wife"

Topics I am going to cover:

1. brief summary of the tale

2. the wife's wishes and the use of "God" and lingustic structures in the tale

3. the power dynamic and relationship the flounder has to both the fisherman and his wife, also the very unsettling ending.

4. why the tale is actually about misogyny, possibly including some acknowledgments

5. make a joke about the fish marlin and my name

Discuss, compare to each others papers, ask questions, anything that was intriguing, questionable, debatable

Transition to Isabella's paper...

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1. What did we learn?

2. What's on the agenda for next time

3. Outro

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Question time? ( Bella v Bella) (if time persists)

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Question time? ( Bella v Bella) (if time persists)

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basically a head on head trivia where we ask facts about our tale for comedic purposes

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Isabella research paper --> Looking at "The Three Bears" Orignal Vs. Modern Renditions

Topics I am going to cover:

1. Characteristics of Goldilocks (how they change)

2. How Three Bears go from just three bears to a family with gender roles

Discuss, compare to each others papers

Transition to Final paper...