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This episode we’re supposed to be heading to South America, however… we ended up a little bit north of our mark. I’ll explain more later but to not take any more away from today’s topic we’ll be doing our first diety deep dive where we explore the existence of the Aztec Prince of Flowers. And for our fact, we’re taking a look at the fathers of Columbia’s LGBTQiA movement. And kudos to those who caught it – yes, today we’re going full Triple D, here… on the Colored Folklore podcast.

01:03 – Music: Mr. Mischief, All Good Folks (via Music Vine)

01:10 – Logo: Arthur

01:14 – Episode Art: Jacqueline

04:26 – Mexican Hip Hop, by TexasBrother

04:50 – Aztecs, Mexico

11:02 – Cassell's Encyclopedia of Queer Myth, Symbol and Spirit: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Lore

13:55 – Xochipilli

The British Museum

Mexico Lore

World History Encyclopedia

Erowid

Ancient Pages

Queer Saints and Martyrs

The Diary of Felix d’Eon

Aztec Homosexuality

Construction of Homosexuality

David Bowles

Masa Americana

22:54 – Romantic Mexican, by CineMedia

23:07 – Take Aways

26:13 – León Zuleta & Manuel Velandia

Caribe afirmativo

el Espectador

31:42 – Colored Folklore contact information

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This episode we’re back to Africa where we’re starting a whole new tour of the world, this time - with a brand-new theme. Last go ‘round we brought you creation myths. This time, we’re taking a look at LGBTQiA fairy tales and mythological beings. First up, the Shona people of Zimbabwe. And for our fact… well, actually… we’re changing this one up a little bit, too. Remember y’all, the only constant in this world is change. We got them sayings and mottos for days, here… on the Colored Folklore podcast.

01:13 – Music: Mr. Mischief, All Good Folks (via Music Vine)

01:19 – Logo: Arthur

01:22 – Episode Art: Jacqueline

03:50 – Cassell's Encyclopedia of Queer Myth, Symbol and Spirit: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Lore

04:36 – Shona people, Zimbabwe

- Rhino Africa

- The Culture Trip

- Exploring Africa

09:59 – African Background, by TexasBrother

10:22 – Mwari

- African Science

- The Shona Concept of God

19:24 – The Africa Percussion, by LukePN

19:33 – Take Aways

20:35 – Censor Beep, by SoundJay

23:30 – Record Scratch, by SoundJay

25:53 – Queen Njinga Mbande

- The Guardian

- Queering History

30:23 – Colored Folklore contact information

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This episode we’re off to the cradle of civilization to show you that getting in too much sleep is WAY WORSE than you ever thought it could be. And for our fact, we get to dive into an ancient Arabic technique that more than just a few of you are going to recognize. However, you might not have known that this storytelling style is getting some modern-day love with a resurgence taking flight the world over. Straight up trending, baby, here…. on the Colored Folklore podcast.

01:01 – Music: Mr. Mischief, All Good Folks (via Music Vine)

01:07 – Logo: Arthur

01:11 – Episode Art: Jacqueline

02:45 – Zoroastrianism

- History.com

- Britannica

08:29 – Middle Eastern, by JBlanks

08:50 – Gayomart

- Encyclopedia Iranica

- Wikipedia

18:39 – Middle Eastern Intro, by AndySlatter

18:53 – Take Aways

25:31 – Hakawati

30:16 – Colored Folklore contact information

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This episode we’re off to the world’s largest continent where we’ll see a couple o’ dude bros do what dude bros do best… claim ownership over land and sentient creature alike, get into a d*** measuring contest, and commit assault. And for our fact, we’re going off on a bit of an etymological bent as we discover the origin, of a word we’ve already used multiple times on this show! Okay, okay, so maybe I was a little harsh towards men with that intro. You must be new ‘round these parts. Poking fun at males throughout mythology is pretty much just what we do, here…. on the Colored Folklore podcast.

00:11 – Censor Beep, by SoundJay

01:05 – Music: Mr. Mischief, All Good Folks (via Music Vine)

01:10 – Logo: Arthur

01:15 – Episode Art: Jacqueline

02:01 – Feedspot Shoutout

02:32 – Top 30 Fairy Tale Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021

03:13 – #2: Fairy Tale with Ariel

03:18 – #1: The Story Story Podcast

03:29 – Anuj Agarwal

04:47 – Tungusic Peoples

05:11 – Etymology

06:22 – Location

06:55 – History

07:44 – Language

09:53 – Russian Drama, by SnowMusicStudio

10:10 – Buga

15:10 – Siberia, by Nuclearmetal

15:32 – Take Aways

23:04 – Shaman Etymology

25:45 – Colored Folklore contact information

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This episode we’re traveling through the Australian outback to see that, once again, being a parent can tend to be quite the thankless occupation. And for our fact, we’re visiting a rather TINY Oceanic island with some rather LOFTY myths and deities that faces a problem encroaching societies the entire world over. A nuanced balancing act with high stakes and a little bit of snark? Brand new year, same ol’ cast, here…. on the Colored Folklore podcast.

00:58 - Music: Mr. Mischief, All Good Folks (via Music Vine)

01:08 - Episode Art: Jacqueline

01:15 - Logo: Arthur

02:08 – Revisiting the Colored Folklore Trailer

02:14 – Record Scratch, by SoundJay

02:34 – 8 facts about Indigenous people in Australia

03:35 – Indigenous Australian culture

06:28 – Exploring Australia, by JBlanks

07:11 - Sources

-Common Elements in Creation Myths, by Lindsey Murtagh

-Sun Mother Wakes the World, by Diane Wolkstein

14:11 – Take Aways

19:26 – Folklore Fact

-Religious Beliefs in Nauru

-Culture of Nauru

-Our Cultures, Our Pride

20:31 – Australia Oceania Dubstep, by Nuclearmetal

20:47 – Areop-Enap, The Old Spider

26:30 - Colored Folklore contact information

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I’ve been waiting since before the beginning for this episode, where we visit the Inuit culture of the Arctic Circle to see why you should always be sure about what type of seeds you’re planting in your garden because you never know what type of pest you might end up with. And for our fact, we have a Scandinavian indigenous people whose shaman have a pretty fly way to traverse worlds. And yes, that was an origin / creation myth play on words to start the episode because we’re nothing if not terrible joke telling folklore dorks, here… on the Colored Folklore podcast.

01:06 - Episode Art: Jacqueline

01:31 - Logo: Arthur

01:42 - Music: Mr. Mischief, All Good Folks (via Music Vine)

02:15 – Inuit Culture

07:06 - Polar, by Bransboynd

07:17 – Inuit Peoples, Creation Myth: The Raven

14:20 - Take Aways

19:07 - Censor Beep, by SoundJay

20:58 – Saami Noaidi Ceremonial Drum

24:12 - Colored Folklore contact information

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This episode North American lore shows that even that falling through a hole in the sky ain’t got nothin’ on giving birth. And for our fact, we examine an ancient people boasting of an exclusive story telling art that continues to this very day. Exclusive story telling?! Just happens to be our middle name. Here… on the Colored “exclusive story telling” Folklore podcast.

00:52 - Music: Mr. Mischief, All Good Folks (via Music Vine)

01:02 - Logo: Arthur

01:09 - Episode Art: Jacqueline

06:30 - Oneida Nation

05:33 - Censor Beep, by SoundJay

05:39 - Chair Scraping Floor, by SoundJay

09:16 - Epic Native American Female Vocal, by Orchestralis

09:43 - Oneida Nation, Creation Myth: Sky-woman

20:16 - Native American Flute Ambient, by cinematic_alex

21:22 - Take Aways

25:37 - Salishan oral narratives

29:48 - Colored Folklore contact information

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Once again, we’re on our quick, well, not all that quick, detour away from our usual exploration of global folklore in our reinvigorated, newly, somewhat newly, minted, wonderful glimpse into the origin, as much as we can say that, of a south American deluge myth. Overtly verbose!! Just another day in the office here… on the colored folklore podcast

01:08 - Music: Mr. Mischief, All Good Folks (via Music Vine)

01:15 - Logo: Arthur

01:19 - Episode Art: Jacqueline

01:36 - Announcement!

03:47 - Latin Energetic Flamenco, by 331Music

04:00 - Mapuche, unaltered, Deluge Myth

09:18 - Take Aways

14:17 - Colored Folklore contact information

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Today we’re taking a quick detour from our usual global path of exploration because I have - GOOD NEWS EVERYONE!! Full of surprises as always, here... on the Colored Folklore podcast!

00:37 - Music: Mr. Mischief, All Good Folks (via Music Vine)

00:40 - Logo: Arthur

00:42 - Episode Art: Jacqueline

00:53 - Announcement!

05:30 - African Fun, by tunestogo

05:38 - Yoruba, unaltered, Creation Story

08:28 - Africa, by Stereo_Color

10:54 - Take Aways

15:36 - Colored Folklore contact information

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This episode we head over to South America to see a spiritual civil war get resolved by a giant snake wrestling match. And for our fact… well you know, I like this one so much, I’m going make you wait to the end to see what it’s about.

Sorry not sorry. Keeping people in suspense is just how we do, here… on the Colored Folklore podcast.

00:47 - Music: Mr. Mischief, All Good Folks (via Music Vine)

01:05 - Episode Art: Jacqueline

01:06 - Logo: Arthur

01:29 - Colored Folklore description

01:49 - Episode 1 – Africa: Yoruba People, Nigeria

02:01 - Mapuche People

Trentren Vilu y Caicai Vilu

Legend of Trenton Vilu and Caicai Vilu

Trentrenfilú

Battle of the Pillán

Tenten Vilu vs. Caicai Vilu

02:04 - Chile, South America

02:58 - Spirits

03:00 - Pillán

03:02 - Wangulén

03:05 - Ngen

03:08 - Wekufe

03:17 - Chilean House Flute, by StudioMonkey

03:27 - Deluge myths

03:38 The Beginning of our Tale:

03:39 - Antu

03:46 - Wenu Mapu

04:11 - Ankawenu

06:14 - Kueyen

07:00 - Dark Acoustic Western Groove, by simming

07:28 - Peripillán

08:51 - Upbeat Latin America, by Remstunes

14:02 - Romantic Latin, by CineMedia

16:12 - explosion 10_1, by rhumphriesDC

19:33 - Canary Call 5, by Hollywood Edge

22:23 - Latin Guitar with Orchestra Indent, by _Blacksmith_

25:06 - Flamenco Passion, by AllenGray

27:51 - Dramedy Latin Tango, by FlossieWood

36:35 - Rain Forest, by simming

36:53 - Caicai Vilu

37:12 - Tug Boat Horn, by Sound-Ideas

39:09 - Urban Latino Intro Logo, by NikiN

40:56 - Lonesome, by CineMedia

41:13 - Tenten Vilu

41:50 - Record Scratch, by SoundJay

44:00 - Nevertheless...

45:59 - Latin Drums, by Positive_Sound

49:49 - Chilean House Flute, by StudioMonkey

50:10 - Take Aways

52:02 - Kueyen's power

52:42 - Princess, or a Prince

53:01 - Caicai's True Failure

53:20 - Zero episode shout out!

54:06 - Original Little Mermaid... yikes

54:49 - Machi

56:32 - Straight up; bad, ass

58:34 - In our next episode...

58:37 - End credits

58:58 - Colored Folklore contact information

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