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Uncharted Lore

Uncharted Lore

By: Keith and Juliana Castellano
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Uncharted Lore is a journey into the shadows of history, where myths, legends, and stories long forgotten come to light. Hosted by husband and wife team Keith and Juliana, this podcast uncovers hidden lore and mysteries that have slipped through the cracks of mainstream media. From ancient tales buried in time to obscure cultural myths, we delve deep into the unknown, translating and sharing these lost narratives with the world, some of them for the first time. Join us as we explore the uncharted territories of folklore and bring these forgotten stories back into the spotlight.

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Episodes
  • Forest nymph stories from Swedish-speaking Finland and Siberian reindeer people

    Forest nymph stories from Swedish-speaking Finland and Siberian reindeer people
    Mar 24 2025

    In this week's episode, we have some old stories of forest nymphs out of Swedish-speaking areas of Finland, and we start delving into a book on anthropologists' experiences with the reindeer people of Siberia.


    https://www.amazon.com/Reindeer-People-Pa-Piers-Vitebsky/dp/0618773576
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    45 mins
  • Swedish witch stories and creepy tales from the Taiga Part 2

    Swedish witch stories and creepy tales from the Taiga Part 2
    Mar 11 2025

    Today we discuss some more Swedish witch tales, this time from the Swedish-speaking areas of Finland. Then we continue discussing the book "A look from Behind", a study into the experiences of local people who have personally shared theire stories with the author, about their unsettling experiences in the Taiga of Russia.


    https://www.amazon.com/Look-Behind-Ethnographic-Exploration-Taiga/dp/B08WSFX12V
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    53 mins
  • Swedish witch stories and tales from the Taiga Part 1

    Swedish witch stories and tales from the Taiga Part 1
    Feb 25 2025

    In this episode, we present some more stories from the Swedish folklore database that we translated, as well as some stories collected from the Mansi people of the Ural Mountains that were published in a book, "A look from behind" by Olga Koshmanova (translated and edited by Hannah Woodford).

    Links to the Swedish folklore database (stories of witches by region):

    https://sagenkartan.isof.se/#/places/category/l/nordic/true


    Link to the book:

    https://a.co/d/evfRGfS
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    54 mins
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