Come one, come all!! It’s snow snake season!

“When we started sliding those snakes, we brought back our connection to our grandparents,” said Wayne Valliere. The winter games of the Ojibwe come to UW-Madison. madison.com/news/local/the…

When you offer extra credit for making memetic variants of the corn kid meme and 200 students take it as an opportunity to mercilessly dunk on you.

Folklore 320: Folklore of Wisconsin will be offered in Fall 2023!

each one is better than the last

took a trip, made a friend #hodag

Prelim Program officially released for #AFSAM23! I couldn’t be more stoked to continue deathy convos in folklore with these folks this November! #Death #Folklore #Deathlore #FolkloreThursday #Folk #Lore American Folklore Society Lowell Brower Darcy Staniforth A.

Just 3 years ago?!?! The shape of time has changed. The speed of culture has warped it.

Coming Spring 2024 GNS+ Folklore 315: Folklore of Emergency UW–Madison

Hey, that’s my unfortunately evergreen course on the powers and potentials of folk traditions in the face of crisis, violence, and rupture

The same interest in horror and the supernatural that drives people to Halloween hot spots like Salem, Massachusetts also shapes our cultural and civic life in the post-pandemic, post-truth era, says University of Wisconsin Professor Lowell Brower, PhD ’19.buff.ly/4eTLxQl