This week, on the Myths and Legends podcast, it's three stories from Native American folklore.

You'll learn by the next time you go on a horse stealing raid, you should really text

your significant other letting them know when you'll be home.

And you'll see what to do when a ghastly specter approaches you on the road in the middle

of the night, wanting to dance.

Then, on the creature of the week, it's a frequently requested creature from Australian

Aboriginal folklore, whose appearance is so debated that he could either be a giant

horse creature or a snake with a beard.

This is the Myths and Legends podcast, episode 19, Skeletons.

This is a podcast where I tell stories that have shaped cultures throughout history.

Some are incredibly popular stories you think you know, but with surprising origins.

Others are stories you probably haven't heard, but really should.

This week, I'm telling three stories from Native American folklore.

It's been requested so much, and I'm happy to finally begin it into them.

The three stories I picked for today all explore the continuum between overconfidence and

arrogance, but in vastly different ways.

The first story has a man who must face the result of his broken promises.

The second has the forces of darkness raid against one man, and the third has an anthropomorphic

coyote battling a giant.

The story is about a Sue warrior early in his career.

He was living on the plains with a young woman, and though they weren't married, he would

tell her how much he loved her, and she him.

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