Season 2 | Ep 51 | Dividing the Goose | A Russian Folktale

Golpo | Stories From Around the World - Un p贸dcast de Rituparna Ghosh

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Here is a story that I had shortlisted many many weeks ago, but I hadn't recorded it. In ways, I am glad I waited to put this episode together. My response of the story changed after a visit to the Partition Museum earlier this week and I cannot ignore the metaphor that speaks to me. I don鈥檛 imagine you will retell Dividing the Goose in your history class, but I do hope you will read it like a metaphor.It is a great story to retell in the maths classroom though!When you retell this story in the living room or boardroom, consider how you divide responsibilities, ownership, losses and profits at home and in your organisations.*****饾檪饾櫎饾櫋饾櫏饾櫎: 饾檸饾櫓饾櫎饾櫑饾櫈饾櫄饾櫒 饾櫅饾櫑饾櫎饾櫌 饾樇饾櫑饾櫎饾櫔饾櫍饾櫃 饾檹饾櫇饾櫄 饾檼饾櫎饾櫑饾櫋饾櫃 饾櫈饾櫒 饾櫀 饾櫂饾櫎饾櫋饾櫋饾櫄饾櫂饾櫓饾櫈饾櫎饾櫍 饾櫎饾櫅 饾櫒饾櫓饾櫎饾櫑饾櫈饾櫄饾櫒 饾櫓饾櫇饾櫀饾櫓 饾櫂饾櫀饾櫍 饾櫁饾櫄 饾櫒饾櫇饾櫀饾櫑饾櫄饾櫃 饾櫀饾櫍饾櫘饾櫖饾櫇饾櫄饾櫑饾櫄, 饾櫈饾櫍 饾櫓饾櫇饾櫄 饾樉饾櫋饾櫀饾櫒饾櫒饾櫑饾櫎饾櫎饾櫌, 饾櫈饾櫍 饾櫓饾櫇饾櫄 饾檱饾櫈饾櫕饾櫈饾櫍饾櫆 饾檷饾櫎饾櫎饾櫌 饾櫀饾櫍饾櫃 饾櫓饾櫇饾櫄 饾樈饾櫎饾櫀饾櫑饾櫃饾櫑饾櫎饾櫎饾櫌. 饾檹饾櫇饾櫄 饾櫒饾櫓饾櫎饾櫑饾櫈饾櫄饾櫒 饾櫀饾櫑饾櫄 饾櫌饾櫄饾櫀饾櫍饾櫓 饾櫓饾櫎 饾櫓饾櫑饾櫈饾櫆饾櫆饾櫄饾櫑 饾櫂饾櫎饾櫍饾櫕饾櫄饾櫑饾櫒饾櫀饾櫓饾櫈饾櫎饾櫍饾櫒 饾櫀饾櫌饾櫎饾櫍饾櫆饾櫒饾櫓 饾櫏饾櫄饾櫎饾櫏饾櫋饾櫄.Please fill up GOLPO LISTENERS FORM to feature on the PodcastStory Source聽| Russian Fairy Tales, Translated by Norbert GutermanTo know more about my work, visit my website |聽Your Story BagIf you are a聽Teacher聽looking to integrate the stories in this podcast in your classroom using聽Story Pedagogy,聽look up聽Spark ClassroomsIf you like this podcast & want to support our work, you could聽Gift-a-Story聽and help us make Storytelling sustainable.Book a Discovery Call聽with me, to know more about how I can help you tell better stories in business, life and work. Not sure about how to tell these stories in your life and work? Ask me!You can follow my content across Social Media with the hashtag聽#StorytellingWithRituparnaSubscribe to my聽NewsletterConnect with me on聽LinkedIn,聽Instagram,聽Twitter聽or聽SwellYou can also write to me at聽[email protected] the next story...Happy Storytelling!

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