Ep. 68 Christmas Folklore
from Bug in a Rug Hosted by Kaitlyn and Whitney
Happy Candlenights! This year we are celebrating by bringing you a holiday tradition for each letter of the word Christmas. From talking animals to a cannibalistic scarecrow, we've got something for everyone this holiday season! Twitter and Instagram - @biarpodcast Facebook - Bug in a Rug Email us your ideas at [email protected] Sources: Winter Folklore Traditions and Creepy Christmas Monsters A to Z (mookychick.co.uk) The Origins Of Animals Talking On Christmas Eve (grunge.com) Inspirational and Christian STORIES -- The Night The Animals Talked. (skywriting.net) A Traditional Welsh Christmas - Christmas celebrations in Wales (historic-uk.com) These 20 Terrifying Christmas Monsters Will Haunt Your Holidays | Hornet, the Gay Social Network Knecht Ruprecht - Wikipedia Nuremberg's World-famous Christmas Market Has Been Canceled for 2020 | Travel + Leisure (travelandleisure.com) Knecht Ruprecht | Article about Knecht Ruprecht by The Free Dictionary Folklore Friday: Ireland’s Christmas Lore - Shamrock Craic (shamrockgift.com) Saturnalia - HISTORY Tomte – One of the most popular Scandinavian mythological characters (sweden.org.za) Why do we kiss under the mistletoe? - HISTORY Årsgång - Wikipedia Divination | Definition of Divination by Merriam-Webster (merriam-webster.com) To See What the Upcoming Year Holds, Take a Solo Walk in a Dark Forest - Atlas Obscura The seven most terrifying Christmas traditions around the world | Christmas | The Guardian The Terrible Tale Of Hans Trapp, The Christmas Scarecrow - Ripley's Believe It or Not!
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Happy Candlenights! This year we are celebrating by bringing you a holiday tradition for each letter of the word Christmas. From talking animals to a cannibalistic scarecrow, we've got something for everyone this holiday season!
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