Show Notes
What a delight to speak again with Lodge Tales podcast's creator, Rod Williamson for this Winter Special.
Here we chat about indigenous winter story traditions, Rod shares his snow blizzard encounter with a helpful guide and his tree/stick man experience.
Our previous discussion is here:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/54Ahd2Y0Ykgxw89f1HR3Op
Shownotes:
Lodge Tales Podcast:
https://open.spotify.com/show/297OY0B4Of8Pc66SyiKa3C
Lodge Tales Patreon
https://www.patreon.com/c/u86352417/posts
Lodge Tales website:https://lodge-tales.beam.ly/
Rod's TikTok:
https://www.tiktok.com/@lodgetalesr=1&t=ZT-92ARLTHliJB
Rod's recommendations on TikTok:
"The top 2 links are Venita and Shy. They're known as the Whisper Sisters and they are Dinè. The Live (ghost story session) they do is the Midnight Cedar Society. It's a really good indigenous ghost story gathering of Native Americans. You can follow either of these ladies and check their pages for upcoming Lives they are conducting."
https://www.tiktok.com/@veegarcia14r=1&t=ZT-92ARGCQ3pah https://www.tiktok.com/@shyrapocor=1&t=ZT-92ARIhvzLq3
In the intro:
Winter sound effect by Sound Effect by DARRYLL DAVID BELIRAN from PixabayVideo by Nils Vega from Pixabay
(some owl-eared members might recognise a line written by my dear friend Fox which I reworked as: 'To those who dare to seek, the darkness brings the brightest of knowing').
I know he would approve 🦊
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