85B-Slavic Folklore: Hold on to Your Hat

Myths and Legends

Jason Weiser, Carissa Weiser

Fiction, History, Arts, Books

4.8 • 25.4K Ratings

🗓️ 11 October 2017

⏱️ 35 minutes

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The conclusion to the dwarf with the long beard, a story about a dwarf. And a long beard. And entering the ear canals of magic horses for fun and profit. We'll see the epic struggle between brothers come to an end, as well as a powerful argument in favor of facial hair. The creature this time is big, warm cat named Big Ears! He has Big Ears! And an army of demonic cats to do his will! --- Sponsors: Loot. Crate. We share the first four letters of this month's crate, because the theme is Mythical! Check it out, and get $3 off your first crate by going to http://www.lootcrate.com/legends and using the code LEGENDS LORE. Lore is going to be a TV series. Really soon. In fact, it comes out THIS FRIDAY! If you love scary stories from folklore well, watch this show. Here is the trailer. Watch it now. Do it. Link to the Lore trailer: https://www.mythpodcast.com/12873/85b-slavic-folklore-hold-on-to-your-hat/ --- Music: "Remember Trees" by Chris Zabriskie "I Should have been more human" by Chris Zabriskie "Shake It" by Jahzzar "Denouement" by Kai Engel "Warbled Reflection" by Podington Bear "Den" by Podington Bear "The Telling" by Blue Dot Sessions "White Limit" by Blue Dot Sessions

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0:00.0	The scariest stories are true. Amazon Prime exclusive lore is a chilling six-episode anthology series
0:06.4	from an executive producer of The Walking Dead. Each uniquely creepy episode takes a myth that's
0:12.2	rooted in historical folklore and twists it, exposing timeless terrors that still haunt us today.
0:18.3	Real life can scare you to death. Watch exclusively on Amazon Prime video this October,
0:23.5	starting on Friday the 13th. Lore, only on Amazon video. This week, Amethus and Legends,
0:31.6	we're finishing up the story of the dwarf with a long beard, from Slavic folklore,
0:35.7	and you'll see how someone who uses his ratty beard as a third hand might be unpopular with
0:40.4	his friends and co-workers, and how a horse's ear canal is the very worst type of coach-check.
0:46.2	The creature this time is Big Ears, a cat from Scotland with, you guessed it, Big Ears,
0:51.7	and also an army of undead demonic kiddies.
0:59.3	This is Myths and Legends, episode 85b. Hold on to your hat.
1:08.7	This is a podcast where I tell stories from mythology and folklore. Some are incredibly
1:13.1	popular stories you think you know, but with surprising origins. Others are stories you might
1:17.3	not have heard, but really should. Previously on Myths and Legends, Prince Dobertec,
1:22.1	and Princess Piantnaka, who I've been calling Princess P, were going to be married,
1:27.8	until a massive tornado hit the city when they were right outside the church.
1:31.5	When Dobertec regained consciousness, the princess was gone. She had been taken by an evil dwarf,
1:38.0	kept in a fancy prison room. The dwarf accidentally dropped his invisibility cap on the way out of
1:42.9	the room one time, and the princess used it to escape. The dwarf sealed the castle in the wall,
1:47.7	but the princess was still invisible and free from him, running around the courtyard.
1:52.5	Meanwhile, Prince Dobertec received some very bad news. The competition to win the princess's hand
1:58.3	was back on, and if he didn't bring her back, he would be killed. He left, got the poem to
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