
Yahola Tiger hosts a podcast that discusses lore, mythology, mysteries, and many other topics with the occasional guest. Deep dive into the unknown and the spooky. Some would call him an Indigenous Creature.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 125 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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The host himself has an easy conversational manner that’s very appealing. As a white lady from the north I appreciate learning some of the native history and perspective.
I am listening now since hearing the host on a Bigfoot podcast. I really enjoyed the episode where owl hoots were made to stimulate bigfoot response. The outcome didnt surprise me but the fact that real contact is being made is awesome. The tribal info is another draw for me as its from thousands of years of interaction here on Turtle Island by its first inhabitants. A genuine enjoyable podcast!
I heard you over on Bigfoot Society and had to check out your show. Really enjoy the stories and your vibe. Keep up the good work man, looking forward to exploring the different episodes. Take care buddy and all the best
Never in my life have I heard a better podcast 👍
Love both podcasts. Definitely recommend.
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A narrative-focused show exploring lore, mythology, and mysteries, with a strong emphasis on Indigenous perspectives and storytelling. Episodes blend personal anecdotes, folklore, and paranormal topics—often weaving in local history, community voices, and cultural context—while occasionally featuring guests to broaden the discussion. The host leans into storytelling, community engagement, and respectful with-holdings of sensitive topics, delivering a mix of myth, legends, and cryptid lore with a distinctive Native American lens. The format regularly includes live storytelling, audience participation, and calls for future discussions, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy immersive, culturally rooted mystery and folklore content.
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