What The Folklore?

Due to scheduling conflicts with our recording last week, we've assembled a collection of clips from the following episodes:

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WARNING MAJOR STRANGER THINGS SPOILERS. If you don't want to find out who's aging backwards, and who is secretly his own father's ghost, don't listen to the first five minutes. We could also be way off base with our theories. Our story this week is another from the Skagit area, deceptively called "The Maiden of Deception Pass." It's not a Western though, we tried. We also tried our best to talk about anything other than this story.

Suggested talking points: Ancient nerds, sand hand, George Washington's capris, The Goods, mean services, AP handholding, musclefish, fish crime, James Cameron knows, crime costumes, frontstory, flanmouth, whoopsie creek, sudoku stocks

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In this week's ramblecast we speculate about some new potential pokemon types and rules, misremember the Spanish-American War, and create a whole new set of countries.

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Prepare for the future of the Food Network, as the casting of this week's fairy tale "The Woman Who Flummoxed the Fairies" gives birth to a reality show made of pure gold. Saddle up Alton Brown, your calling awaits you!

Suggested talking points: 8% Analogy, Hannah Swensen Mysteries, Schluppo’s Bakery, Your Average Fairy-Whaler, Cyanide Baby, Fickle Fairies, Cacophony Focus Group , Hibachi Cakes, It Takes a Village to Kidnap a Child, Guy Fae-eri

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Excerpts of unused material from episode 76 of "What the Folklore?", wherein we leverage Buzzfeed against itself, invent Spider-Cars, and re-brand the Oscars as challenge-based trophies.

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We've got a short one for you this week, another selection from Longhouse Legends, in which we take a look at what the world could have been like without Wile E. Coyote's contributions to technology and the world. This week we're reading "Coyote and the Evil Witches."

Suggested talking points: Evil witch defense point, random hexes, Nintendo is witches, the ol' Shamrock Shake fishing trick, fishy spell components, Wile E. Coyote's many gifts to the world, bear or shark safety

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On today's agenda this week is the wide world of science! From how to relocate the oceans into the atmosphere, to how to recreate Pangea, to which animals have meetings and why, we're covering it all.

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We realized that this week's story, boringly titled "Fate," is a perfect Adam Sandler movie, and it reads about as well as you'd expect. To be fair, this is what we get for choosing a story based on a random word in the title which happened to be "boots." So that's on us folks.

Suggested talking points: Flipjock the Barbersmith, Hissing, Boots, or Ale, Summer Santa, The Other 10%, Simon and Garfunkel and Not Garfunkel, WordWiki, Phantom of the Kmart, Counter-Worm Initiative , Get Ghost Moist!, Cow Roulette, Rye Guys Finish Last, A Happy Maddison Production

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Excerpts of unused material from episode 77 of "What the Folklore?", wherein we enlist further help from the animal kingdom for our police forces, customize llamas, and christen a new Truther/Yu-Gi-Oh fansite

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This week's story might sound a little bit familiar, and there's a good reason for that. It turns out that back in Ye Olden Times, fairy tale authors were much less litigious and didn't check for plagiarism that often. We're reading "The Story of the Seven Simons."

Suggested talking points: Castle math, palace building strategies, the Armstrong Council, the Sphinx's nonsense riddle, princess HotWatch, human submarine button, SimonWatch, Simon: Civil War, Seven Simonrai, the Seventh Simon, Seal Team Simon, Call of Duty: Simon, Skyward Sword was an inside job

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