Storytelling with Shweta

Written by: Shweta Ganesh Kumar
  • Summary

  • Who doesn’t love myths and folklore? Join bestselling writer and award-winning blogger Shweta Ganesh Kumar as she brings you retellings of stories and legends from the Indian epics - the Mahabharata and the Ramayana, Indian mythology and the folktales with a dash of history on the side. If you love storytelling in all its glory, sit back, relax, and enjoy this family-friendly podcast.
    Shweta Ganesh Kumar
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Episodes
  • Manasa Devi - The Goddess of Snakes (Indian Goddess Series)
    Mar 7 2025

    In this episode of Storytelling With Shweta we will hear the story of Manasa Devi - the goddess of snakes. A unique Goddess worshipped in Assam, Bengal, Bihar and other parts of North-eastern India.

    This family-friendly story is best for all who enjoy stories from the Mahabharata, the Ramayana, Indian mythology and South Asian Folk tales.

    Show Notes

    For other unique Goddess stories from Storytelling With Shweta, listen to

    The Earth Goddess and the Solung Festival

    The Story of the Goddess with Weapons in her Hair

    Alakshmi - The Goddess of Misfortune


    Goddess Jagadhatri - The Protector of the World

    Goddess Tara - Princess, North Star, Feminist

    The Tale of Goddess Kanyakumari

    For other interesting bonus info about the story that did not make it into the podcast, please follow me on instagram at ⁠Storytelling with Shweta.⁠

    If there is a mythological character from the Mahabharata, Ramayana or any Indian epic that you want me to choose next, or if you would like to dedicate an episode to a loved one, get in touch at ⁠shweta@shwetaganeshkumar.com⁠ or leave me a comment.

    Don't forget to follow the podcast and leave me a rating or review if you enjoyed the story!


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    15 mins
  • THE TALE OF GODDESS KANYAKUMARI (Indian Goddess Series)
    Feb 28 2025

    In this episode of Storytelling With Shweta we will hear the story of Goddess Kanyakumari - the deity who is worshipped at the very tip of the Indian Sub-continent.

    This family-friendly story is best for all who enjoy stories from the Mahabharata, the Ramayana, Indian mythology and South Asian Folk tales.

    Show Notes

    For other Goddess stories from Storytelling With Shweta,

    Listen to Goddess Skandamata also said to be another version of Goddess Shasthi

    Goddess Shailaputri

    Goddess Brahmacharini

    Goddess Chandraghanta

    Goddess Katyayini

    Goddess Kaalraatri and Goddess Mahagauri

    Goddess Siddhidhatri

    Banasura was King Mahabali’s grandson. Listen to Mahabali’s story here - King Mahabali and the Story of Onam

    For other interesting bonus info about the story that did not make it into the podcast, please follow me on instagram at ⁠Storytelling with Shweta.⁠

    If there is a mythological character from the Mahabharata, Ramayana or any Indian epic that you want me to choose next, or if you would like to dedicate an episode to a loved one, get in touch at ⁠shweta@shwetaganeshkumar.com⁠ or leave me a comment.

    Don't forget to follow the podcast and leave me a rating or review if you enjoyed the story!


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    13 mins
  • THE TALE OF KAMADEVA & HOLI (Festivals of India Series)
    Feb 14 2025

    In this episode of Storytelling With Shweta we will hear the story of the Indian God of Love Kamadeva and the festival of Holi.

    This family-friendly story is best for all who enjoy stories from the Mahabharata, the Ramayana, Indian mythology and South Asian Folk tales.

    Show Notes

    For other stories from the Festivals of India series from Storytelling With Shweta, listen to-

    King Mahabali and the Story of Onam

    The Story of Rakshabandhan

    The Earth Goddess and the Solung Festival

    For other interesting bonus info about the story that did not make it into the podcast, please follow me on instagram at ⁠Storytelling with Shweta.⁠

    If there is a mythological character from the Mahabharata, Ramayana or any Indian epic that you want me to choose next, or if you would like to dedicate an episode to a loved one, get in touch at ⁠shweta@shwetaganeshkumar.com⁠ or leave me a comment.

    Don't forget to follow the podcast and leave me a rating or review if you enjoyed the story!


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    12 mins

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