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Welcome to What The Heck's Creature Feature! These episodes release on Saturdays and look at folklore and cryptids from around the world! The same academic style is applied to these episodes, but they look at history and eyewitness reports before describing the creature of the week! A lot of the time, theories are a bit more scarce than the main episodes, but the content is still just as interesting.
This week we're looking at Barghest. Way back in Creature Feature 3, I covered Black Shuck. This creature wasn't the only one of its kind, if we look at northern English folklore. They appear all over the place, and are seen as an omen of death. What is a Barghest? Why are they so feared? How can we escape them? Listen in to find out!
Links to other ways to listen are found here: https://linktr.ee/whattheheckpod
References:-
Contributors to Myth and Folklore Wiki. “Barghest | Myth and Folklore Wiki | Fandom.” Myth and Folklore Wiki, Fandom, Inc., https://mythus.fandom.com/wiki/Barghest#:~:text=History,rabbit%2C%20cat%20or%20other%20animals. Accessed 10 Jan. 2025.
Evan. “A Not So Familiar Tail: The Barghest | by Evan O. | Medium.” Medium, Medium, 1 Oct. 2023, https://medium.com/@ejo5225/a-not-so-familiar-tail-the-barghest-289638df9300.
Ibrahim, Nur. “What Is the Legend of the Barghest? | Snopes.Com.” Snopes, Snopes.com, 11 Dec. 2021, https://www.snopes.com/articles/384007/legend-of-the-barghest/.
Vuuren, Ronel Janse. “Barguest: The Spectral Dog #folklore - Ronel the Mythmaker.” Ronel the Mythmaker, 4 Nov. 2022, https://www.ronelthemythmaker.com/barguest-the-spectral-dog-folklore/.
You can email Glen at [email protected] with any of your spooky stories, unexplained events, mysteries that you want him to look at, or anything you'd like him to correct or address.
Thanks for listening, and if you enjoy the podcast and think you know others who will like it, share it with them!
All the sounds from this episode were mixed by Glen, using Soundtrap. Enjoy them!
Get bonus content on PatreonHosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome to What The Heck's Creature Feature! These episodes release on Saturdays and look at folklore and cryptids from around the world! The same academic style is applied to these episodes, but they look at history and eyewitness reports before describing the creature of the week! A lot of the time, theories are a bit more scarce than the main episodes, but the content is still just as interesting.
This week we're looking at Barghest. Way back in Creature Feature 3, I covered Black Shuck. This creature wasn't the only one of its kind, if we look at northern English folklore. They appear all over the place, and are seen as an omen of death. What is a Barghest? Why are they so feared? How can we escape them? Listen in to find out!
Links to other ways to listen are found here: https://linktr.ee/whattheheckpod
References:-
Contributors to Myth and Folklore Wiki. “Barghest | Myth and Folklore Wiki | Fandom.” Myth and Folklore Wiki, Fandom, Inc., https://mythus.fandom.com/wiki/Barghest#:~:text=History,rabbit%2C%20cat%20or%20other%20animals. Accessed 10 Jan. 2025.
Evan. “A Not So Familiar Tail: The Barghest | by Evan O. | Medium.” Medium, Medium, 1 Oct. 2023, https://medium.com/@ejo5225/a-not-so-familiar-tail-the-barghest-289638df9300.
Ibrahim, Nur. “What Is the Legend of the Barghest? | Snopes.Com.” Snopes, Snopes.com, 11 Dec. 2021, https://www.snopes.com/articles/384007/legend-of-the-barghest/.
Vuuren, Ronel Janse. “Barguest: The Spectral Dog #folklore - Ronel the Mythmaker.” Ronel the Mythmaker, 4 Nov. 2022, https://www.ronelthemythmaker.com/barguest-the-spectral-dog-folklore/.
You can email Glen at [email protected] with any of your spooky stories, unexplained events, mysteries that you want him to look at, or anything you'd like him to correct or address.
Thanks for listening, and if you enjoy the podcast and think you know others who will like it, share it with them!
All the sounds from this episode were mixed by Glen, using Soundtrap. Enjoy them!
Get bonus content on PatreonHosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.