Tales From the Uncanny Rio

Tales From the Uncanny Rio

By J. Garcia and A. WrightHistory
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Tales From the Uncanny Rio episodes

  • Season 2 Episode 13: Folklore in Literature Part 1
    (Or in which Carson speaks more in 49 minutes than two whole seasons) 
    "The Ghost Hosts are fighting and learning, they learn while they fight!" Here we discuss: What is mythos? Does Frankenstein seem to be considered mythology? Is Magical Realism mythology? 
    Enjoy, dear traveler, and laugh a bit with us.
    46 min
  • Season 2 Episode 12: Folklore in Music

    This episode is a bit different, mostly a talking episode with mild discussion (and singing) about folklore and folktales in music, from bluegrass and country to naming some Led Zeppelin songs, and the mention of the tale of the legendary Robert Johnson. Enjoy, travelers! 

    26 min
  • Season 2 Episode 10: Deadwood
    The voices and the gunshots of the people that lived and died in Deadwood still whisper to us, their presence is still felt. This city holds a dark past, and is rich in folklore. Join us, travelers, as Abby and Carson tell you about this time capsule in the Black Hills.
    12 min
  • Season 2 Episode 7: The Stanley Hotel
    Join Ghost Hosts Carson and Abby as they explore the history and legends surrounding the infamous Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado, the very hotel that inspired the influential horror novel, Stephan King's The Shining!
    18 min
  • Episode Intermission
    There will be no new episode this week due to the preholiday schedules of the ghost hosts so join us in Staying safe Staying spooky and keeping it Uncanny.
    1 min
  • Season 2 Episode 6: Loki Crashes Dinner

    What happens when a family member comes to dinner uninvited and decides to throw the biggest shade ever? Well, now imagine if that family member was a trickster, and the dinner is consisted of gods. Well, on both occasions, neither end up well. So come, travelers, and listen to Lokasenna! 

    42 min

About Tales From the Uncanny Rio

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Folklore, history, ghost stories, north and south of the border and beyond.