The Folklorists

Bryan was just trying to go to a wedding. He was minding his own business. But sometimes the folklore finds the folklorist!

Meanwhile, Mel has to put on their research hat from afar to help figure out what may be happening to Bryan all the way across the globe in Spain.

Credits for La Chica de La Curva:


Written and researched by Bryan Q


Performed by Bryan Q and Mel Martinez


Edited by Bryan Q and M. Glenn Schuster


Mixed and Mastered by M. Glenn Sound

The Folklorists is sponsored by the California Arts Council, the Chamberlin Education Foundation, and generous folx like you.

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This week Mel and Bryan travel to Texas where they help an animal sanctuary keep their residents safe from unexplained attacks!

Credits for El Chupacabra:


Written and researched by Mel Martinez


Performed by Mel Martinez and Bryan Q


Edited by Bryan Q and M. Glenn Schuster


Mixed and Mastered by M. Glenn Sound

The Folklorists is sponsored by the California Arts Council, the Chamberlin Education Foundation, and generous folx like you.

¡Esta semana, Mel y Bryan viajan a Texas, donde ayudan a un santuario de animales a mantener a sus residentes a salvo de ataques inexplicables!

Créditos para El Chupcabra:

Escrito e investigado por Mel Martínez

Interpretada por Mel Martínez y Bryan Q

Editado por Bryan Q y Belle Alatorre

Mezclado: Belle Alatorre

Masterizado por M. Glenn Sound

The Folklorists está patrocinado por el California Arts Council, la Chamberlin Education Foundation y gente generosa como tú.

Esta semana Mel y Bryan viajan a Perú y la historia de los Chullachaki. ¡Ayuda a Mel a localizar a Bryan y salvarlo de este críptido imitador!

Créditos para Chullachaki:

Escrito e investigado por Bryan Q

Interpretada por Bryan Q y Mel Martínez

Editado por Bryan Q y Belle Alatorre

Mezclado: Belle Alatorre

Masterizado por M. Glenn Sound

The Folklorists está patrocinado por el California Arts Council, la Chamberlin Education Foundation y gente generosa como tú.

This week Mel and Bryan travel to Peru and the story of the Chullachaki. Help Mel track down Bryan and save him from this copycat cryptid!

Credits for Chullachaki:

Written and researched by Bryan Q

Performed by Bryan Q and Mel Martinez

Edited by Bryan Q and M. Glenn Schuster

Mixed and Mastered by M. Glenn Sound

The Folklorists is sponsored by the California Arts Council, the Chamberlin Education Foundation, and generous folx like you.

Los investigadores y aventureros del folclore Mel y Bryan comienzan su viaje por todo el mundo para ayudar a las personas con fantasmas, fantasmas y todas las cosas extrañas e inusuales. En este episodio de The Folklorists, Mel y Bryan viajan a la Ciudad de México, México, para ayudar a la amiga de Mel, Lupita, con una potencial inquietante del famoso espíritu LA LLORONA. ¿Cómo se enfrentará el equipo de folcloristas a un espíritu antiguo con una falda de serpiente? ¡Escucha para descubrirlo!

Créditos para La Llorona:

Escrito e investigado por Mel Martinez

Interpretado por Mel Martinez y Bryan Quinn

Editado por Bryan Quinn y M. Glenn Schuster

Mezclado por Belle Alatorre

Masterizado por M. Glenn Sound

Los folcloristas está patrocinado por el California Arts Council, la Chamberlin Education Foundation, y generoso amigxs como tú.

Folklore researchers and adventurers Mel and Bryan begin their journey across the globe to help people with haunts, spooks, and all things strange and unusual.

In this episode of The Folklorists Mel and Bryan travel to Mexico City, Mexico to help Mel's friend Lupita with a potential haunting of the famous spirit LA LLORONA. How will the Folklorist team stand up to an ancient spirit with a snake skirt!? Listen to find out!

Credits for La Llorona:

Written and researched by Mel Martinez

Performed by Mel Martinez and Bryan Quinn

Edited by Bryan Quinn and M. Glenn Schuster

Mixed and Mastered by M. Glenn Sound

The Folklorists is sponsored by the California Arts Council, the Chamberlin Education Foundation, and generous folx like you.