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Ep 234: Werewolves part 1

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David Flora

Science, Society & Culture, Social Sciences

4.71.4K Ratings

🗓️ 1 November 2019

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Howl's wolfing castle. Blurry Photober continues as Flora cracks open the history book on werewolves! A classic horror monster, werewolves have been around different cultures for millennia, but maybe not quite the way you think. David explores the origins of this popular mythology, including tales from antiquity, global versions, and the beginning of their evolution to what we know and love today. Joining the fun is folklorist, cultural anthropologist, and editor of The Skeptic magazine, Deborah Hyde. Deborah is kind enough to share her insight into werewolf history and lore. The subject is wild and wooly, and just one part won't cut it. Enjoy this, the first of 2 parts all about the wildest, most transformative monster you ever need poop bags for! Music Myst on the Moor, Blue Sizzle, Unlight, Evil Incoming - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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My name is Ryan Sprague.

0:21.0

When I was 12 years old, I saw something in the sky that I couldn't explain and I've been

0:26.4

searching for answers ever since and now I want you to join me on that search as

0:32.2

part of Entertainment One's

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podcast network, this is the Somewhere in the Sky's

0:37.6

podcast. Every week I sit down with people in all walks of life

0:42.3

to discuss UFOs, the paranormal and esoteric, and just

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plain weird.

0:47.9

From the worlds of academia, psychology, theology, science and tech, entertainment, and art, and everything in between.

0:55.6

We dig deep back here on the ground to find those ever elusive answers somewhere in the skies.

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New episodes every Monday available on all major podcast outlets and at

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somewhere in the skies.com.

1:09.8

Remember keep your feet on the ground but never stop searching somewhere in the skies. Oh, Bene the darkened haze of dusk at days in, a hunger stirs within, bristles at the skin.

1:46.1

The mind begins to panic as the nighttime begins with wilting, waning moments before the moon ascends.

1:55.2

The hunger churns and roils while the sky begins to glow an eerie yellow incandescence

2:01.6

filtered by the slow and mellow patches of some wispy calico as they

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tease the boiling cataclysm growing down below. The panic feeds the fear a feast of horror a la carte,

2:17.1

clouds part, and alabaster illumination starts to seep into the seething skin, quickening the heart as pupils swell and

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