MeLoreDrama

In which we talk about the onomatopoeic Koro-koto, the hovering aswang who likes to eat crying kids. Also, the real "Air Jordans", accidental superheroes, and how difficult an ECE degree is.

 

As always, we'd like to thank our patrons: Lyz, Ellie, Lee, Rosa Bona and Kenneth! May your hair always be tidy and never attractive to monsters who'd want to cook you! If you want to support the show and help us keep making content, you can consider signing up for our Patreon at patreon.com/meloredrama

 

Our theme music is "As I Figure" by Kevin Macleod, and our music bed is "Fuzzball Parade", also from Kevin Macleod, used under the license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

In which we brush the cobwebs off our podcasting skills as we talk about Gayuma, the famed love potion/ritual/enchantment. Also, capitalism as the best form of magic, the MeLoreDrama Cinematic Universe, and romantic comedy geometry.

 

Thank you so much for listening even while we were on hiatus! Also all the love (completely gayuma-free) to our patrons  Lyz, Rose Bona, Kenneth, Lee, and Ellie! May true love always find you, romantic or otherwise! If you want to be like them and support the show, please consider being our patron at https://www.patreon.com/meloredrama

 

Speaking of patrons, we will be adjusting our Patreon tiers soon to provide better value for your support! Stay tuned! 

Our theme music is "As I Figure" by Kevin MacLeod, and our music bed is

"Fretless", also by Kevin MacLeod, licensed

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

It has been A YEAR! (well, more like 8 months, but it's the apocalyptic times so time is technically irrelevant) MeLoreDrama is back on your favorite podcast apps with new episodes starting October 5! Stay tuned as we try to figure out how to do this again.

In which we break into the folktale of the Ugaw, Pangasinan's little rice thieves. Also, rice bin misdirection, a morsel of custom RPG, and why life is a buffet with seemingly unfair rules.

Of course, we'd like to thank our patrons who make all of these possible: Lee, Ellie, Pam, Kenneth, and Noelle -- May all your rice be fluffy and fresh and forever hidden from rice thieves.

If you'd also like to help us continue the show and talk about more creatures of Philippine Mythologies, you can support us by becoming our patron on patreon.com/meloredrama!Our theme music is titled "As I Figure" by Kevin MacLeod, as well as the bangin' music bed, "Feelin' Good" which we got from incompetech.filmmusic.io, with a CC Licence by (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

In which we explore the myths of the Yanggaw and its co-aswang, the Amalanhig, and the burgeoning/birth of how one starts craving for blood. Also, car-themed anime, family dramas, and a reiteration of how much of a scaredy cat we actually are.

Again, this is all possible thanks to our patrons: Lee, Ellie, Pam, Kenneth and Noelle! May your blood never seem tasty to the creatures of the night!

If you want to support our show and hear more creatures of Philippine Mythologies, you can become our patron at patreon.com/meloredrama!

Our theme music is "As I Figure" by Kevin MacLeod and our music bed is "Severe Tire Damage" by Kevin McLeod, found onincompetech.filmmusic.io, with a CC Licence by (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

In which we stalk the legends of the Sigbin, a creature that looks like a hybrid of kangaroos, rabbits and dogs, with a very literal twist. Also, eco- brick pokeballs, less than 100 and 1 days of summer vacation in the tri- province area, and Pokemon but with more Mon than Poke.

Happy 2020, everyone! As always, our thanks go to Lee, Sin, Ellie, Pam, Kenneth, Kat and Noelle: May you be as lucky as a Sinigbinan, even without a were-creature in your possessions! If like them, you want to help support the show and encourage us to make more stories about creature of Philippine Mythology, please consider becoming our patron at patreon.com/meloredrama!

Our theme music is by Kevin McLeod, and it's called "As I Figure". For our music bed, we used "Wholesome", also by Kevin McLeod, found on incompetech.filmmusic.io, with a CC Licence BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

In which we surf for stories about the city of Mandaluyong and its barangay friends. Also, crocrocks, naming conventions, and star-crossed lovers but with gauntlet tag-team wrestling and fighting Tiger-style fever dream.

As the year ends, we'd like to give a HUGE thanks to YOU! Yes, you, who is listening to our show. You are awesome and we are beyond grateful for your time listening to lore and drama in 2019!

Of course, we are also super thankful for our generous patrons: Pam, Lee, Sin, Ellie, Kenneth, Kat, and Noelle! May your 2020 be ever full of fantastic things and beings!

If you want to help us create more episodes and overall support our show, please consider becoming our patron at patreon.com/meloredrama!

The music in this episode are both from the illustrious Kevin MacLeod. Our theme music is "As I Figure" and the music bed is "Wallpaper", which you can find at https://filmmusic.io with a CC License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

We are recording from Sunny Side Sound Productions in Cubao, Quezon City.

In which we pay a visit to the lores of the Nangangatok and the Kumakatok, the knocking creatures of death and illness. Also, the importance of identifying as human, thesis-level preparations, and unionizing supernatural creatures.

GET YOUR LYRICS HERE: http://bit.ly/ktk28mld (all lowercase letters)

Many many thanks to Kat, Lee, Ellie, Sin, Pam, Kenneth and Noelle! We're super thankful for your support this year, and may your doors only be ever knocked on by good fortune and kind people! If you want to support the show and help us make more episodes, please consider becoming our patron at patreon.com/meloredrama

Our theme music is "As I Figure" by Kevin MacLeod and the songs parodied were originally performed by MNL48 (https://mnl48.hallohallo.com/). For the parody lyrics, we'll also post it on our social media soon, so follow us at https://web.facebook.com/meloredramapod/ and https://twitter.com/MeLoreDramaPod We are recording from Sunny Side Sound Productions in Cubao, Quezon City and SQORL Studio in Mandaluyong.

CW: miscarriages and baby deaths. If you are vulnerable after hearing stories about these, it's perfectly okay to skip this episode.In which we tell bedtime stories of the Tiyanak, the famed demon baby of Filipino folklore. Also, boss babies, OFW demon infants, and a B-movie pandemonium about the tiyanakapocalypse in tanks.Of course, we want to give a huge THANK YOU to our patrons: Ellie, Lee, Sin, Pam, Kenneth, Kat and Noelle! May you never be haunted by strange baby cries that keep you up at night! If like them, you want to help us make more episodes, please consider supporting our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/meloredramaThe music in this episode are both from the illustrious Kevin MacLeod. Our theme music is "As I Figure" and the music bed is "Vivacity", which you can find at https://filmmusic.io with a CC License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

We are recording from Sunny Side Sound Productions in Cubao, Quezon City.

In which we dive into the lore of the Siokoys and Ugkoys, the sea's vegan anti-vegan guardians and continue the adventures of The Pearls Of The Orient, last episode's cliffhanger pitch. Also, curly-leafed vegetable discrimination, inevitable betrayals, and ankle-grabbing under-sea fight sequences!Of course, we'd like to thank our patrons Lee, Ellie, Sin, Pam, Kenneth, Kat, and our newest supporter, Noelle! Thank you so much for helping us put up the show, and may all the kale you've ever eaten never ever put you on a Siokoy's bad side. If you enjoy this episode and want us to create more, please consider becoming our patron at patreon.com/meloredrama. As always, our theme music is "As I Figure" by the legendary Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com), and so is our music bed, "Heroic Age", found on https://filmmusic.io with a CC License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/We are recording from Sunny Side Sound Productions in Cubao, Quezon City.