Hey folks, Aaron here.

One of the biggest truths this show has explored over the years is just how packed with amazing

stories our history books really are.

Real people in real situations who have encountered something strange, deadly, or unexplainable.

But not all of the enduring stories out there are rooted in historical accuracy.

In fact, many have been passed from generation to generation simply because they are powerful

entertaining and downright chilling.

These are tales that many of us would argue are essential parts of our local communities,

despite leaning a bit closer to fiction in fact.

But just because those stories lack solid proof doesn't mean they should be forgotten.

We recently wrapped up our two-year long project to remaster the oldest 50 episodes of lore,

and it was a blast, giving those old scripts fresh narration and production allowed me

to present those deeply historical tales in a way that they deserved.

But now that the project is over, we're back to being a bi-weekly podcast.

Except not really.

Because my team and I have decided to make lore a weekly show instead, delivering a total

of 52 new episodes each year.

And these new episodes, tucked in between the traditional lore episodes that you already

know and love, will explore the less historical but still powerful community legends that are

scattered all around us.

We call them lore legends.

And the first one will be arriving right here in this podcast feed on May 15th.

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