
Host Carman Carrion explores myriad myths both modern and ancient to discover what mankind fears - and why we fear it. From monsters old and new as well as unexplained and unsolved cases, this podcast is sure to terrify. Where does our folklore come from, and why is it so freaky?
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 294 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTrue Crime | |||

Deep in the Richtersveld, where the Orange River cuts through some of the oldest, driest land on Earth, there is a cave the locals call the Bottomless Pit. They say it runs sixty feet straight down before it opens into the dark — and that it is the s... more
In the frozen forests of the far north, a greedy fur trapper learns that something has been feeding on his catch — a beast that gorges until its body swells tight as a drum, squeezes itself empty between two trees, and then returns to feed again, and... more
Along the canals and riverbanks of rural Egypt, the old fishermen follow one rule: if a voice calls your name from the water after sunset, you do not answer. They call her El-Naddaha — The Caller. A beautiful woman in white, standing among the reeds,... more
A photograph you were never supposed to see is spreading across the internet — and everyone who looks claims to see something different, something wrong, something that follows them home.
#SmileDog #Creepypasta #ModernFolklore #CursedImage #Internet... more
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Fantastic information and storytelling. Juicy, fun, eerie, repeatable.
Please turn the background music WAY down cuz I love your voice but the music is super distracting.
Always look forward to each episode.
Personally, I love this podcast. I know many people say that like the background that noise they don’t like like the background noise and I think out of a debt to the podcast I also think that narrated voice is really calming and so I really like this podcast podcast it’s great for bedtime👻
Her voice is so bad. Robot speech. Stops after random words. And all the episodes are the same ones from the other podcast she does. Another 1 star podcast
I just discovered this podcast as I started reading the book Creepy Campfire Stories. I’m always up for the Supernatural and the book has been great so far and now I’ve discovered the podcast and see that she is a fellow Arkansan (Greetings from Monticello)!
I don’t know why it’s a 2.5 star rating
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A deep dive into myths, folklore, and unexplained phenomena, blending storytelling with cultural analysis. Episodes span global legends, paranormal folklore, and historical myths, often tying tales to psychology, history, and modern media. The host's calm narration and immersive worldbuilding help listeners explore why these narratives endure and how they reflect societal fears. Noteworthy angles include cross-cultural myth comparisons, the evolution of legends in literature and film, and practical survival or protective practices embedded in folklore. The show likely appeals to listeners who love eerie storytelling, cultural exploration, and true-crime adjacent folklore, with regular sponsor breaks and network crossovers.
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