Show Notes
Our grandparents hold memories of an older world, full of mystery and superstition. Tonight we'll learn four of those stories: witches who live on top of the hill, a winged figure watching from Bellas Artes, a watchman who saw more than he should have in a cemetery, and the voice of a mother who never stopped calling her daughter from the depths of a well.
Tales told from generation to generation, warnings that survive the passing of time... and that return tonight to remind us that fear never dies.
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"There are nights when something changes, even if we don't know exactly what.
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"Goblins are part of some of the oldest and strangest beliefs in our culture. They are said to hide objects, roam through houses at night, and linger near certain places without ever revealing themselves. Yet, there are also stories warning of something more unsettling: attracting their attention, asking for their help, or attempting to strike a bargain with them can lead to unexpected consequences.