Autumn Folklore Special The Story of Mabon

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Previously titled “Bonus Episode Autumn Folklore The Story of Mabon” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 2, 2026

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This week on the Wildlife Matters podcast, we are trying something new. To celebrate the Autumn Equinox and our love of storytelling, we are bringing you two intriguing stories. One is about Mabon, the son of Mother Nature herself, and the other is our unique interpretation of a traditional Native American folk story that unravels the mystery of why the leaves turn red in autumn.We have always enjoyed storytelling and have launched a new podcast featuring nature-based lore, traditional tales and our own stories. If you enjoy sitting around a campfire and sharing stories, do join us at the Nature StoryTeller, available now on all good podcast platforms and visit our website, www.naturestoryteller.org

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