In this episode of Fables of the World, we explore The Fox and the Grapes, a fable traditionally attributed to Aesop and remembered for a lesson that still feels very familiar today. A fox tries to reach a bunch of ripe grapes, but when he fails, he decides to say they were probably sour. Through this short tale, we discover the origin of one of the most famous excuses in popular tradition. The story speaks about pride, frustration, and the very human habit of rejecting what we cannot obtain. A timeless fable about the excuses we use to avoid feeling defeated.

<p>In this episode of Fables of the World, we explore The Fox and the Grapes, a fable traditionally attributed to Aesop and remembered for a lesson that still feels very familiar today. A fox tries to reach a bunch of ripe grapes, but when he fails, he decides to say they were probably sour. Through this short tale, we discover the origin of one of the most famous excuses in popular tradition. The story speaks about pride, frustration, and the very human habit of rejecting what we cannot obtain. A timeless fable about the excuses we use to avoid feeling defeated.</p>

Fables of the World is a podcast that explores the stories behind some of the most famous fables, along with lesser-known tales passed down through generations. Each episode focuses on one fable, its possible origin, the characters that made it memorable, and the lesson it still offers today. With a simple, friendly, and accessible tone, the show invites listeners of all ages to enjoy short stories about life, patience, cleverness, friendship, ambition, and human mistakes. From Aesop to traditional tales from different cultures, every episode opens a small window into the past to understand why these stories are still alive. A podcast made to learn, remember, and enjoy timeless stories that traveled across countries, languages, and centuries.

<p>Fables of the World is a podcast that explores the stories behind some of the most famous fables, along with lesser-known tales passed down through generations. Each episode focuses on one fable, its possible origin, the characters that made it memorable, and the lesson it still offers today. With a simple, friendly, and accessible tone, the show invites listeners of all ages to enjoy short stories about life, patience, cleverness, friendship, ambition, and human mistakes. From Aesop to traditional tales from different cultures, every episode opens a small window into the past to understand why these stories are still alive. A podcast made to learn, remember, and enjoy timeless stories that traveled across countries, languages, and centuries.</p>