This episode examines Day of the Dead, now a popular celebration in the US (kind of), we explore its origins and modern interpretations. And yes we know it's not quite a monster but we do talk about colonialism and isn't that the true monster? 
 
Warnings: death, after life, dog eating, cultural appropriation 
This episode is also dedicated to Orquidea's great aunt Luz who passed away earlier this year. 
 
Theme song by Patrick Mullens

This episode examines Day of the Dead, now a popular celebration in the US (kind of), we explore its origins and modern interpretations. And yes we know it's not quite a monster but we do talk about colonialism and isn't that the true monster? Warnings: death, after life, dog eating, cultural appropriation This episode is also dedicated to Orquidea's great aunt Luz who passed away earlier this year. Theme song by Patrick Mullens

This episode examines Day of the Dead, now a popular celebration in the US (kind of), we explore its origins and modern interpretations. And yes we know it's not quite a monster but we do talk about colonialism and isn't that the true monster?&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Warnings: death, after life, dog eating, cultural appropriation&nbsp;
This episode is also dedicated to Orquidea's great aunt Luz who passed away earlier this year.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Theme song by Patrick Mullens&nbsp;

Day of the Dead

Brenda Salguero and Dr. Orquidea Morales use their expertise and experiences, to explore the world of Latin American and Latinx folklore, horror, and monsters

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