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In this special winter solstice episode, we dive into traditions surrounding the longest night of the year. Across Native cultures, the solstice is more than an astronomical event—it's a time for renewal, gratitude, and storytelling. We'll share chilling yet inspiring tales like the story of Manabush and his brother, the origin of tobacco, and how a spirit bear blessed a man. These stories carry lessons of survival, balance, and respect for the natural world, passed down through generations.

Prepare to immerse yourself in a world where frost giants roam, the spirits of animals guide us, and ancient ceremonies honor the cycles of the Earth. Grab a warm drink, sit by the fire, and let these haunting and enlightening stories remind you of the deep connections between people, nature, and the cosmos.

You will be remembered by the tracks you leave, and Stay close to the Great Spirit.

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In our last episode, we go into the horrific origins of residential schools, institutions designed to forcibly assimilate Indigenous children by erasing their identities, culture, and language—a chilling attempt to “kill the Indian in the child.”

This episode continues the story, focusing on the personal experiences of survivors who endured unimaginable abuse, trauma, and loss in these so-called schools. We’ll explore their daily lives, the horrors they faced, and the resilience that helped them survive.

Please note: this episode contains graphic and distressing accounts of abuse and death. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

Join us as we confront this painful history, honoring the voices of those who lived through it and working toward understanding, healing, and reconciliation.

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This week, we didn’t want to leave you without an episode, so we’re sharing an episode from our other podcast on the Behill Network, True Terror on Tap. We’ll be back next week with a brand-new show. Thanks for listening, and enjoy!

In this chilling episode of True Terror on Tap, host Joseph delves into the eerie, unexplained mysteries that defy logic and haunt the imagination. From the depths of Mel’s Hole—a supposed bottomless pit in rural Washington with inexplicable properties—to Seattle’s enigmatic Mystery Soda Machine that dispensed rare drinks and vanished as suddenly as it appeared, these tales push the boundaries of the known. The exploration continues with the relentless and puzzling phenomenon known as "The Hum"—a low-frequency noise heard worldwide, driving some listeners to the brink of madness—and culminates with the haunting saga of the Circleville Letters, where anonymous threats tore apart a small Ohio town. This episode invites you to dim the lights, question reality, and embrace the unknown. Prepare yourself; some mysteries refuse to be explained.

So Lock your doors, grab a taco, and prepare yourself—this is True Terror on Tap

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Not that long ago Indigenous children across the Americas were torn from their families, their traditions, and their very identities. Behind the doors of residential schools, they faced relentless attempts to reshape their minds and erase their spirits—all in the name of 'civilization.'But what was life truly like for those taken? What scars still linger? 

Today, we open a chapter in history that many tried to bury—a story of resilience, pain, and the fight to hold onto culture in the face of erasure. Welcome to 'Nightmares of the Americas: Indigenous Tales.' This is the beginning of our exploration of residential schools and the lasting legacy of assimilation.

by Raymond Tony Charlie

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In the Yucatan peninsula there’s a creature that lurks in the jungles that goes way back to the Mayan empire.  I’m talking about the Huay Chivo, this is a shape-shifting shaman who takes on the form of a half-man, half-goat. Its body is covered in thick black fur, its legs resemble those of a goat or horse, and its eyes burn a haunting red, piercing through even the darkest nights."

"The Huay Chivo is a legendary creature found in Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize, particularly within the Yucatec Maya traditions. It is described as a shaman who can transform into a half-man, half-goat being, often characterized by glowing red eyes, thick black fur, and the ability to change into various animals. The creature is associated with dark sorcery and is believed to cause illness or misfortune with a glance. Reports often describe it as preying on livestock and creating fear within communities. 

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In this week’s episode we'll take you to the isolated wilderness of Peru, where Indigenous protection agents face not just natural threats, but paranormal ones as they navigate the territories of isolated tribes. Hear about the unsettling phenomena surrounding an abandoned outpost and the haunting encounters that hint at spirits guarding their ancestral lands.

We also journey along New Mexico’s infamous U.S. Route 491, formerly known as Route 666 or "The Devil's Highway." This stretch of road is steeped in both supernatural lore and the painful reality of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) crisis. We'll explore the chilling history and current tragedies that haunt this highway and discuss the ongoing fight for justice by affected communities.

That’s the latest news around Turtle Island this week. From supernatural encounters in Peru’s wilderness to the ongoing MMIW crisis along Route 491, these stories highlight the realities facing Indigenous communities today.

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In our last episode, we explored the rise and fall of the mighty Inca Empire, the capture and execution of its last emperor, and the betrayal that forever changed the course of history. But his death wasn’t the end—it was just the beginning. According to legend, as the emperor drew his final breath, he cursed those who had betrayed him and the sacred gold they had stolen from his people.

Francisco Pizarro, a determined and ruthless conquistador, captured the Inca emperor during their fateful meeting in the town of Cajamarca. Despite promising to free him after receiving an enormous ransom of gold and silver, Pizarro betrayed , sentencing him to death after a mock trial.

On August 29, 1533, the emperor was executed, strangled to death by garrote. But according to legend, before he died, he uttered a final curse—a warning to those who had desecrated the sacred treasures of the Inca.

_"The gold you have taken will bring you only death. No man shall prosper from the treasures of the Sun."_ — Curse

In this final episode of the curse of the Incas, we’ll uncover the dark fate of Francisco Pizarro and his men, explore the eerie stories surrounding the lost treasure of the Incas, and dive into the modern-day accounts of those who have tried—and failed—to recover the Inca’s ransom.

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Today, we’re taking you into the heart of a legend that stretches back nearly 500 years—a tale of betrayal, greed, and a curse said to haunt all who dared steal the riches of the Inca Empire.  That's right folks were talking about the curse of the Incas.
This was the Incan Empire, temples made of gold, sitting under the sun and stretching across the Andean mountains. The whole place was massive. Then the Spanish conquistadors showed up. It was two completely different worlds colliding. Blood everywhere, a king gets betrayed, and then... well, that’s when the curse begins."
But before we dive into the curse itself, we need to understand the story behind it—the rise of the mighty Inca civilization, the tragedy of its last emperor, Atahualpa, and the ruthless conquistador who changed history: Francisco Pizarro. 
We're kickin it old school in this deep dive into the history of the Inca! 

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In this chilling episode of Nightmares of the Americas: Indigenous Tales, we dive into the terrifying legend of La Cegua, a shape-shifting spirit from Central American folklore. Known to appear as a beautiful woman on deserted roads, she lures unsuspecting men astray, only to reveal her true, horrifying form—a skeletal horse-like face that strikes terror into her victims’ hearts. But La Cegua is more than just a spooky tale; her story carries a powerful warning about the consequences of disrespect and deceit. Join us as we explore the origins of La Cegua, her significance in Indigenous lore, and the eerie encounters that continue to haunt those who dare to travel the lonely roads of Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and beyond. Get ready for an episode that will leave you questioning every shadow on the roadside.

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