An excerpt of unused material taken from episode 39 of "What the Folklore?" in which we read " Tsarevna Frog" wherein we compare insectoid-based Dreamworks movies starring aged comedians, examine the effects drugs have had on David Bowie's life, min/max Gordie's birthday stat points, celebrate the filmography of Chris Tucker, and envision an episode of warring Bounty Hunter shows.

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This week, we read a story that might be less of a folk tale, and more of a dream that someone accidentally transcribed and mixed into their folk tale binder. And the dreamer and the transcriber are both five. And even then, it's logic is shaky. Welcome to episode 38 of "What the Folklore?" in which we read "The Bird With the Golden Gizzard."

Suggested talking points: election watch 2016, Folklore Past, entertainment-only cows, global basket recession, pocket marinades, anti-goat leaves, perpetual eating curse, bone ridge crown, thrillseeker fainting goat, goat-brother

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An excerpt of unused material taken from episode 38 of "What the Folklore?" in which we read "The Bird With the Golden Gizzard" in which we discuss: the arbiter system, school policing, elementary school robocop, medical experiments dental plans, and anti-lawyers.

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The season finale of "What the Spooklore" in which the results will be revealed... if we can get the spooktrolyzer to work. In this episode we read "The Hermit House," where we examine ghost law and why skeletons are sexist.

Suggested talking points: Spooky New York, spooktrolyzer/monster detector, Iroquois browser history, good holes, Schrodinger's corpse, ghost law, sleep-crunching, vampire hermit

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An excerpt of unused material taken from episode 37 of "What the Folklore?" in which we read "The Hermit House" wherein we continue to generalize Eastern Europeans, remap the globe in our own image, propose yet another way to peacefully end international disputes, and give Hunger Games a pointy-haired, Anime spin.

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Part 3 of "What the Spooklore's?" Halloween Extravaganza. This might be the spookiest one to date. Or not, depending on how much you want to blame/credit alcohol. But that's for you to decide. This week we go to Scandanavia for "The Draugen and the Keg."

Suggested talking points: All aboard the SS I'm the narrator, pre-de-socking, aural spookitude, fish farming, surprise churchyard, another word for undead, undead race war, boat mead, drunken mass graverobbing spree, citrus fish, monster church, blue's clues for the undead, “There's no money in fish, only pain and death"

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Part 2 in our ongoing quest to find the creepiest, spookiest fairy tale ever written. This week's entry, "The Flayed Old Woman," is brought to us by Tyler, and it's... a different kind of scary. It's a lot more focused on the decrepitude of the human body, and poor hygiene practices.

Suggested talking points: What the Spooklore, Garden Squatters, Two Old Zoidbergs, Codename Falcon, 8 Day Peep Show, Dysentery of Ruin, Skin Ponytail, The Stench of the Ugly Thing, Hygiene Emergency, Buffalo Placenta, Jaundiced Flesh Blanket, Diarrhea Wedding, Poop Slug, Flayed Woman 2: Trial of the Barber

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An excerpt of unused material taken from episode 35 of "What the Folklore?" in which we read "The Flayed Old Woman" wherein we chastise Tyler's old-ass Audacity executable, reminisce about a rude photographer, and delight at Gordie's retelling of Halo days past.

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We're kicking off a month-long celebration of spooky stories this week, and we're opening with what is widely regarded to be one of the spookiest folktales: "The Juniper Tree." This one retains the usual amount of crazy, so build a fire, grab some s'more supplies, and huddle under a blanket to shield you from the madness.

Suggested talking points: Ghost math, the spookiest juice box, anger apples, body fluid blood switcharoo, cannibalism closure, phoenix brother, bird autotune, Flava Flav Origins, Ancient German 50 Shades of Grey, Uncle Runs, hippo sweat-blood, undead ghost son

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An excerpt of unused material taken from episode 34 of "What the Folklore?" in which we read "The Juniper Tree" wherein we discuss a new reality show of Tyler's creation that involves Twitch taking control of someone's life.

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