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WHY HELLO THERE! Fancy seeing you here on this dark and stormy night. Unless you listen to this later and it's not dark and/or stormy anymore... in which case. CLOSE YOUR EYES (after reading this) and imagine LIGHTNING and RAIN!
TRICK OR TREAT!
No tricks, we have a treat for you! Coffee Table Fables is here to bring you an exciting HALLOWEEN SPECIAL episode. We hope you enjoy these spooky tales to include the origins of JACK O' LANTERNS and the ancient Celtic tradition Samhain!
We hope you love the podcast and enjoy your Halloween! Eat tons of candy and summon a demon!
*lightning noise* GRAB A GLASS OF WINE (unless you're driving) and get ready for this next installment of CTF!
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Whoa! Hi there, been a while. Well welcome back! In this episode of Coffee Table Fables the girls discuss the legend of Little Red Riding Hood and it's many versions passed down through time. Amanda gives us the story of Belle and her adventure with a BEAST from the classic tale of "Beauty and the Beast"
Grab a seat, grab some snacks, and lets get into some Comedy folklore and more!
For our listeners who stuck around: Thank you. We want you to know that we appreciate each and every one of you. Whenever we see those little blips on the stats page, it just warms out hearts to know that those little blips are one of you, out there somewhere, probably laughing until a rib breaks. From all of us here at CTF - Please see a doctor.
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Tonight on CTF, we see a showdown between two old monster stories! Vampires and Werewolves! No Explanation needed on these two!
Grab drinks, garlic, silver and join the girls as they dive into the origins of these old tales, and give some examples directly out of history that may prove their existence...
Do you know a vampire or suspect your mailman of being a werewolf? Let us know on Instagram and facebook. Tell us your story! Like, comment, subscribe.
Thanks for listening!
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On this episode of CTF, the girls discuss the Hazel plant, a genus of deciduous trees and large shrubs native to the temperate Northern Hemisphere and believed to give one wisdom and inspiration and the Onryo, a ghost believed capable of causing harm in the world of the living.
Grab a big tub of salt, make a circle, and hide in it! Will it work? Probably not. We are getting down to some spooky stuff here!
Thanks for listening!
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On this weeks episode of CTF, Amanda and Meghan discuss the creepy as hell doll that lives in key west, ROBERT. It's said that he follows you with his beady eyes and laughs in the darkness.
Meghan takes us on a trip to old Romania and gives us some history and folklore behind the two brothers that started it all.
Grab some ice cream sandwiches and get ready for another episode right here on Coffee Table Fables!
Welcome to the next episode of Coffee Table Fables. This week Meghan tells the story of the lost city of Atlantis while Amanda rediscovers the classic tale of Robin Hood.
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In this spooky episode of CTF, the girls discuss some harrowing legends! On one side of the couch, Amanda discusses Bloody Mary, a folklore legend consisting of a ghost phantom, or spirit conjured to reveal the future. On the other side, Meghan gives us some history and insights on Victorian Ghost stories, and how it's weird that they always end up being old people!
So it's time! Grab a comfy chair, and your favorite drink. We recommend a Bloody Mary for this one! It's time for another episode of Coffee. Table. Fables.
*Lightning Sound*
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Tonight on CTF, Amanda explains sleep paralysis! A phenomenon during which a person feels the presence of a supernatural malevolent being which immobilizes the person as if sitting on his/her chest or the foot of his/her bed- The Night Hag!
On the other side of the couch Meghan dives into the deep to explore the Kappa, a Japanese demon creature with webbed hands and feet and a turtle-like carapace on their backs.
Hold on to your butts! Tonight's episode is going to be a wild ride. Don't forget to rate, comment, subscribe and visit CTF's Instagram page to see behind the scenes images and start a conversation! https://www.instagram.com/coffeetablefables/
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On this episode of Coffee Table Fables, Amanda and Meghan discuss blueberry heists, weird child names, and the classic tales of Rapunzel and The Little Mermaid.
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Get ready for the next adventure of Coffee Table Fables! On tonight's episode, Amanda and Meghan discuss the first demon, the the boogeyman, and the great Gilbert Octavius Davis.
Grab a coffee, a rose wine and a comfortable chair and get ready to laugh yourself into stitches... literally- Just ask sound boy.
Editors note: Thanks to everyone who is subscribed and listens to the podcast regularly. We all really appreciate the support and can't wait to take CTF to the next level. Tune in every week for a new episode, and check us out on Instagram and facebook. Just search "Coffee Table Fables" and subscribe.
Please visit our Patreon to support the girls and fund future podcast adventures!
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