Ian White
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481 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2014
last heard Nov 2014
Ian White’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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In I but I think in the Mali Smanaphurum they he talks about uh male witches and female witches.
And I don't think Warlock is actually mentioned in that.
I can play role.
But um but you know, he's I think it he had his own issue with women.
He thought women were completely evil and you know, they they were responsible for everything bad that happened, you know, they were weak.
and um you know, you couldn't trust them.
And basically, you know, if there if there might be a handful of men out there doing this stuff, but but it's the women you had to look out for because they were the really bad news.
And and that's you know, then you had sort of the the brother then the folklore took it on and the brothers grim, I know I mentioned them before, but then you've got into the fairy tale thing.
It was the song beaten, it was always
It was always more um more interesting, I guess, for a storyteller to to to make the witch a woman.
And it has you know, just generated through time.
That's the way it's that's the way it's happened.
That we're now now we think of
a witch, we we always have that well we don't always but but most of us you know, you have that stereotype, that archetype of of the the the old crone with the the pointy hat and the broomstick.
You know, that's um it's just the way that it's it's happened and and filmmakers, you know, they're they're telling they're telling fairy tales, they're telling you know, fairy tales in in pictures.
So they're they're doing it the same way.
They're just using the same techniques.
Yeah, no, I absolutely agree.
I it is misogynistic.
It is um
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