In honor of Buwan ng Wikang Filipino, here is one version of the Alamat ng Sampaguita that has been passed down to generations in the Philippines. This myth is in Filipino and somehow explains why we have a flower (national flower) Sampaguita.

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Host/Script Writer/Researcher: Ethan

Podcast title suggested by Djhaemy Nazareno

Music: The Path of the Goblin King by Kevin MacLeod

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In honor of Buwan ng Wikang Filipino, here is one version of the Alamat ng Pinya that has been passed down to generations in the Philippines. This myth is in Filipino and somehow explains why we have a pineapple fruit Host/Script Writer/Researcher: Ethan Podcast title suggested by Djhaemy Nazareno Music by astrofreq from Pixabay *Support me? PATREON: patreon.com/tabitabipod

In honor of Buwan ng Wikang Filipino, here is one version of the Alamat ng Saging that has been passed down to generations in the Philippines. This myth is in Filipino and somehow explains why we have a banana tree/fruit.

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NOTE: In honor of Buwan ng Wika, this episode is in Tagalog/Taglish.

Hello, sit back and listen to Earl of Philippine Campfire Stories tell us about the creation of the world, a Tagalog myth. . After that, head over to Philippine Campfire Stories, where the hosts of MeLoreDrama, Ate Denice and Kuya Juabe, relate the account of how the world came to be according to Visayan beliefs. After that, go to MeLoreDrama's podcast and listen to the most recent episode, in which I retell the story of the Creation of the World according to Mindanao's Manuvu beliefs. This is part of our Buwan ng Wika Collaboration. Enjoy listening

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According to legend, the aswang goes out at night looking for little infants or unborn fetuses to consume. They like to eat children's livers and hearts, and depending on the legend, they can shapeshift into an eagle, a boar, a cat, or a dog. Some of them are so small that they may hide under a bamboo post.

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Santelmo is a Filipino folktale about two fireballs fighting each other. They arise in areas where there have been accidents or where there have been major disagreements over land boundaries. Santelmo is the shortened Tagalog phrase "apoy ni San Elmo" or "St. Elmo's Fire".

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