Congolese Folktale: The Three Brothers

Growing up in Port-Harcourt, the rhythm of my childhood was set by the folktales told at bedtime, stories that had traveled through generations. Stories Mother Told: African Folktales is a return to that intimate tradition, a gentle space where these narratives are lovingly preserved and shared. Each episode is a journey into a rich oral heritage, featuring tales of clever animals, wise elders, and timeless adventures that explain the world and impart subtle lessons on character, community, and courage. This podcast serves as a bridge, connecting a new generation to the wisdom and wonder of the African continent, while warmly inviting listeners from all backgrounds to discover these gems. You'll hear the stories in their essence, told with the warmth and cadence meant to captivate both young ears and the young at heart, making it a perfect listen for families or anyone seeking a moment of thoughtful escape. Tune in to rediscover the magic and moral foundations that these fables have carried for centuries, all through the simple, powerful act of storytelling.