folkloreandthings
Folklore & Things
Randalf travels the world going on adventures and researching folklore. Once in a while he sits down with his completely normal friend Nick and they talk about what he’s found. Tune in to learn about never before documented cryptids and stories that feel so real that you have to remind yourself that the supernatural doesn’t exist.
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Aug 22, 2025
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Episodes
How to turn invisible - Folklore & Things 22.08.2025 32:03
Hello and welcome to Folklore & Things. I'm Randalf and I'm a hobbyist folklore researcher and the skeleton guy is my friend Nick. I travel the world and research folklore, and occasionally I sit down with Nick and tell him about all of the obscure folklore I've come across that hasn't been documented online. We hope that you will enjoy watching or listening. In this episode we sat down and ta...
Warlocks of Denmark - Folklore & Things #2 22.06.2025 1:46:43
Hello and welcome to Folklore & Things. I'm Randalf and I'm a hobbyist folklore researcher and the skeleton guy is my friend Nick. I travel the world and research folklore, and occasionally I sit down with Nick and tell him about all of the obscure folklore I've come across that hasn't been documented online. We hope that you will enjoy watching or listening. In this episode we sat down and ta...
The Island Draugr Plague - Folklore and Things #1 19.05.2025 1:17:05
Hello and welcome to Folklore & Things. I'm Randalf and I'm a hobbyist folklore researcher and the skeleton guy is my friend Nick. I travel the world and research folklore, and occasionally I sit down with Nick and tell him about all of the obscure folklore I've come across that hasn't been documented online. We hope that you will enjoy watching or listening.
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