Episode 156: TRAUMA AND THE PARANORMAL

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In this episode of the Folklore Podcast we explore the psychology of trauma and its intersection with alleged paranormal phenomena, with guests Bill and Jaci Kousoulas.

Stories from the Hearth is our podcast where give the microphone to our listeners from around the world and they get a chance to tell their favourite tales.

In the latest episode, EdKarshner ❄️🙄 tells some Appalachian stories from the archives.

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On the next episode of The Folklore Podcast we'll be chatting with Jeremy Schewe about the ways in which his work as an ecologist and his background as an Applied Mythologist help to examine the rich cultures of different peoples around the world

Coming soon - as is his new book

Winter Book Giveaway!!!

I have one copy of my book, Penny Bloods: Gothic Tales of Dangerous Women that I want to giveaway. If you would like to win, comment here on what your interest is in penny bloods/dreadfuls/awfuls and retweet this post! Giveaway ends February 14th at noon.

There is still time to download this and enjoy for the Solstice!

Creating your own sacred objects creates meaning and memories. Join us as we explore various ways that people have created their own sacred objects as well as ideas to create your own!

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Want to get your folklore on, but don't need to make it your whole personality? Join Tanya and I in our latest episode Hidden in Plain Sight: folkloringpodcast.com/2275302/140486…

Episode 143: IN CONVERSATION WITH PETER LAWS

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We chat with Peter Laws , author, podcaster and Uncanny: I Know What I Saw expert about ghosts, monsters, horror and the strange significance of black rabbits...

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