A comedy podcast that exposes the absurd side of folklore. Each week we read a story, fix plotholes
This week on WTFolklore we read The Stones of Plouhinec, a "seasonal" story from "France" (but not T
This week on WTFolklore we read the Irish tale How The Wise Women Got Their Farm of Land Rent-Free f
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This week we conclude the twisting, turning road that is What the Rose Did to the Cypress, with and
This week we continue our puzzling journey into What the Rose Did to the Cypress, but we take a bit
This week we begin our journey into What the Rose Did to the Cypress, a story featuring a riddle so
Spooklore 2024 draws to a close with a reading of The Story of a Mother, which is not so much a spoo
Spooklore 2024 continues with a reading of The Legend of the Pineapple, a story that either pushes f
Spooklore 2024 continues with a reading of Men-Wolves, a three-act story about a Witch who just can'
Spooklore 2024 begins with readings of both The Book of Magic and The Willful Child, two tales selec
This week we're reading The Death of the Sun Hero. Did you know there's an ancient pact that spurs a
This week we're reading The Origin of Stories, which I guess is a pretty big deal, considering the p
This week we're reading The Wicked Prince, a deep dive into the possibility-space of whatever the he
It's time for our First-Annual Daughter-Off! This week we're reading The Great Bell, in order to com
First off, big congratulations to Gordie for achieving the fastest fully funded project on Kickstart
After a brief-but-crucial PSA, and a short check in on the modern AI hellscape we all call the inter
This week we spend much too much time complaining about the Disney corporation before turning our at
Due to recording this week on World Chocolate Day, we of course had to check in on how Willy Wonka's
"It was never corn you feared, my child. It was destiny that frightened you."Check out Gordie's new
This week on WTFolklore, we read My Mother is a Cat. Who knew there was such a plethora of moms out
