EPISODE · May 2, 2025 · 1H 41M
Cryptozoological Mysteries of American Folklore With Ryan Paul Tremblay
from Almost Canon Podcast--The Paranormal, Crypids and True Horror
We believe Folklore is incredibly important when it comes to cryptozoology and even the paranormal. Cryptids like Sasquatch and mysterious entities like the Skinwalker have been talked about in folklore long before they were ever popularized by newspaper articles or the internet. But it doesn’t stop there. North American folklore is full of mysterious creatures and evil entities. and this week we explore a handful of them with Ryan Paul Tremblay, an expert on North American folklore and an investigator of cryptozoology and the paranormal. In this episode we look at several different cryptids and entities seen in folklore like the Wendigo and Skinwalker but also many other lesser known creatures as well. For some, the stories told through folklore may help answer some of the many questions we have or at the very least give us a better understand of what we’re dealing with in this world. So sit back, relax and enjoy tonight’s episode l! To help Almost Canon grow, please leave a rating and a review. We are an independent podcast trying to grow a community from the ground up and we need all the support we can get to make this thing work!With your monetary support we can purchase new equipment as well as take Almost Canon on the road. There are several haunted hotels we'd like to investigate and podcast from like the Omni Mount Washington Resort, home of the infamous Bretton Woods Confrence and the Manchester Resort and Spa, where Mrs. Lincoln is still said to reside. Plus so many others! To donate to our GoFundMe, click the link below. All funds go back into the show:https://gofund.me/c0235fdb5 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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