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Chasing Foxfire

By: Cory Thomas Hutcheson
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  • Chasing Foxfire is a podcast about the places where folklore intersects with science, nature, art, literature, history, pop culture, and life in general. Join us as we do a little wandering, get a little lost, and find a little wonder.
    (c) 2016 New World Witchery
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Episodes
  • Episode 10 – Summer Camp

    Episode 10 – Summer Camp
    Jul 8 2021
    We’re visiting summer camp, where we’ll write letters to home about spooky stories of cursed and haunted campgrounds (or at least one retreat in Utah with a scary reputation in both story and fact). We’ll also go on a snipe hunt for strange critters, called cryptids, and find out why these creatures fascinate us so much.
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    1 hr and 18 mins
  • Episode 9 – Witches All

    Episode 9 – Witches All
    Jul 1 2021
    Is a “witch” a creature of fantasy flying through the midnight skies on a broomstick? A powerful woman stirring a little pot of potions (and maybe a bigger pot of political change)? Is a “witch” someone (or something) magical, something scary, something wonderful, or something else entirely?
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    1 hr and 29 mins
  • Episode 8 – To Hell and Back

    Episode 8 – To Hell and Back
    Jun 24 2021
    We explore the roads to the Underworld with a medieval historian, and then examine the way that battling demons and darkness in video games can help us face our own inner hellscapes
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    1 hr and 23 mins
Art Literary History & Criticism Social Sciences Science
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