Today, we're heading deep into the frozen forests of the sub-arctic, where starvation, isolation,

and spiritual terror collided. We're diving into the legend of the Wendigo. An ancient creature from

Algoncrian folklore said to be born from greed, hunger, and cannibalism.

This isn't just some campfire monster story.

The Wendigo was real to the indigenous peoples of Canada,

so real that entire ceremonies were built around warning people not to become one.

We'll also get into European accounts as Jesuit priests,

fur traders, and explorers all left behind creepy first-hand stories of Wendigo sightings and

executions. I'm Mike. I'm Ian. And I'm Dave. If you're a fan of cannibalism and Native American

lore, stick around.

Tonight's your night for some gnarly tales.

Eat your heart out, Donner Party.

This is Necronomopod. The The So back after a week, you guys have a nice week off.

It was fine.

That's good.

Yeah.

Yeah, not bad.

I was down in Hilton Head for the week last week and uh one night we

went down to savannah a bunch of the family we're in a like a haunted ghost family friendly

haunted ghost tour around savannah my tummy wasn't feeling too good it was very warm it's not's not my favorite climate of weather. Too many Yeager bombs at dinner. No, no, I really even wasn't drinking. I don't know what I ate. I don't if I got food poisoning something. I wasn't feeling very good. But walking, stand in front of the cemetery. This guy's going on and on about the history of the cemetery or whatnot. I thought I was going to be right. And at some point, you realized that you're going to be puking and you can't hold it off anymore. I still was at the back of this tour. And I was projectile vomiting out on the main street in Savannah. I made two huge piles. And when I puke, it's very, it's very loud. Did you,

very loud? Puck on graves? It was out. Cemetery was not open. So I was standing outside right on the

street, like on a, say, don't bring that juju back into this studio. Puking on graves.

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