Folklore on the Rocks

Entertaining, booze fueled, informative podcast about lesser known monsters, cryptids, creatures, and general folklore from around the world. Pour a drink and join us!

Bonus Episode - "The Monkey's Paw" by W.W. Jacobs (Collab with Straight Up Strange Productions) 10/31/2020

Episode 38 - Scary Stories with Madman Madriaga 10/31/2020

Bonus Episode - "Smee" by A.M. Burrage (Collab w/ Straight-Up Enigmas and Boos and Spirits) 12/24/2019

Bonus Episode - 'Twas the Night Before Strangeness 12/24/2019

Special Announcement - Hiatus 07/22/2019

Show Notes for Episode 37 - The Buru 07/14/2019

Episode 37 - The Buru 07/14/2019

Show Notes for Episode 36 - Indian Folk Tales 07/07/2019

Show Notes for Episode 36 - Indian Folk Tales Here's where we tell you how to find the recipe for The Bengal Tiger, the tales we told, and the podcast we mentioned! The Booze: The Bengal Tiger -50 ml White rum -10 ml Brandy -60 ml Pineapple juice -20 ml Pomegranate juice -Sweet and Sour mix to taste -Garnish with Gondhoraj lebu slice (or lime) In a shaker filled with ice pour the juices, the white rum, and the brandy, along with some sweet and sour mix, and shake. Pour the mixture into a tall glass filled with ice. Garnish with a wedge of gondhoraj lebu, twist a peel over the drink, and rub the peel on the rim of the glass for freshness and aroma. What's a Gondhoraj lebu? A unique lime that you may not be able to find outside of India, but by all accounts it is absolutely delicious. We weren't able to find one because we live in UTAH but we used a regular lime instead and it's super yummy! More info on Gondhoraj lebu: The Stories: Attribution: Warwick Goble (link is book below) "The Origin of Rubies" from Folk-Tales of Bengal By the Rev. Lal Behari Day Attribution: Warwick Goble (link is book below) "A Ghostly Wife" from Folk-Tales of Bengal By the Rev. Lal Behari Day Attribution: John D. Batten (link is book below) "The Tiger, the Brahman, and the Jackal" from Indian Fairy Tales By Joseph Jacobs Find the tale "The Cruel Crane Outwitted" on our Patreon! The Promo: The Haunted Ride Apple Podcasts: Stitcher: We are giving away FREE STICKERS! If you want some, leave us a (hopefully nice so Lindsay doesn’t cry) review on iTunes, take a screenshot, email that and your mailing address to [email protected], and we will mail you some stickers for free! Also, once we hit 100 iTunes reviews, we'll release a bonus episode with a listener selected creature! If you have any personal stories about creatures, monsters, or cryptids (even if you don't know what it was), please email us at [email protected] so we can eventually do a listener episode! Find us on Instagram and Facebook @FolkloreontheRocks and Twitter @FolkloreRocks /episode/index/show/folkloreontherocks/id/10424237

Episode 36 - Indian Folk Tales 07/07/2019

Show Notes for Episode 35 - Interview with Madman Madriaga 06/30/2019

Episode 35 - Interview with Madman Madriaga 06/30/2019

Show Notes for Episode 34 - Summer Folk Tales Pt. 2 06/23/2019

Episode 34 - Summer Folk Tales Pt. 2 06/23/2019

Show Notes for Episode 33 - Summer Folk Tales Pt. 1 06/16/2019

Show Notes for Episode 33 - Summer Folk Tales Pt. 1 Here's where we tell you how to find the recipe for the Mai Tai, the tales we told, and the podcast we mentioned! Also, here is the link to all our cocktail graphics, as promised: The Booze: Mai Tai -1/4 cup pineapple juice (orange juice will work too, could even do a little bit of both) -1 oz of light rum -1/2 oz dark rum -1 lime's worth of fresh lime juice (like 1-2 Tbsp) -1/2 oz of dry orange Curacao -1/2 oz orgeat (or-zat) syrup, which is almond flavored (could also use simple syrup) -1 tsp grenadine -mint sprig, maraschino cherry, and pineapple slice, for garnish Combine pineapple or orange juice, light rum, lime juice, curacao, or-zat syrup, and grenadine in a cocktail shaker. Strain into an ice-filled rocks glass. Float the dark rum on the top and garnish with the mint, cherry, and pineapple slice. Another version: The Stories: "The Summer and Winter Garden" by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm from the book Grimm's Fairy Tales, aka "Children's and Household Tales" Attribution: By Warwick Goble @ Shelley Duvall's Faerie Tale Theatre, Beauty and the Beast episode (link to episode on YouTube later in notes) Attribution: "How Glooskap Found the Summer" a Wakanaki tribes legend Attribution: “Dawn and Dusk” by Friedrich Robert Faehlmann Translation: OG Story: Estonia info: Attribution: The Promo: Get Grimm Shelley Duvall's Faerie Tale Theatre! Attribution: All of the episodes (it's a playlist): A select few: -Beauty and the Beast (Susan Sarandon! Angelica Houston!) - -The Frog Prince (Robin Williams!) - -The Little Mermaid (Helen Mirren!) - -Sleeping Beauty (Christopher Reeve! Bernadette Peters!) - Buy on Amazon: Photo gallery of all covers: We are giving away FREE STICKERS! If you want some, leave us a (hopefully nice so Lindsay doesn’t cry) review on iTunes, take a screenshot, email that and your mailing address to [email protected], and we will mail you some stickers for free! Also, once we hit 100 iTunes reviews, we'll release a bonus episode with a listener selected creature! If you have any personal stories about creatures, monsters, or cryptids (even if you don't know what it was), please email us at [email protected] so we can eventually do a listener episode! Find us on Instagram and Facebook @FolkloreontheRocks and Twitter @FolkloreRocks /episode/index/show/folkloreontherocks/id/10164083

Episode 33 - Summer Folk Tales Pt. 1 06/16/2019

Show Notes for Episode 32 - Modern Folklore #5 05/26/2019

Episode 32 - Modern Folklore #5 05/26/2019

Show Notes for Episode 31 - The Kishi 05/19/2019

Episode 31 - The Kishi 05/19/2019

Show Notes for Episode 30 - Angolan Folk Tales 05/12/2019

Show Notes for Episode 30 - Angolan Folk Tales Here's where we tell you how to find the recipe for Ginger Mojito, the tales we told, and the podcast we mentioned! The Booze: Ginger Mojito -3 slices of fresh root ginger (thumbnail sized) -5 to 8 mint leaves (more or less is fine) -2 oz white rum -1/2 oz lime juice -a pinch or so of peppercorn (to taste, optional) -club soda or ginger ale to taste (depends on how sweet you want the drink, could also add coconut water) Muddle the ginger and peppercorn in a highball glass (or a shaker if you want to strain it), then add the mint leaves and gently muddle those (just to release the oils, you don't want to break them up too much or you'll get mint leaves in your teeth). Add a bunch of crushed ice to the glass, then add the white rum, lime juice, and club soda/ginger ale. (if you're using a shaker, add ice to the shaker, shake, and fine strain into a glass filled with crushed ice) The Stories: All stories retold from "Folk-Tales of Angola", collected and edited by Heli Chatelain - "How Frog Went to Heaven" is on page 131, tale #13 "Sudika-Mbambi the Invincible" is on page 85, tale #5 "How Ngunza defied Death" is on page 249, tale #50 "How Frog Went to Heaven" retold by Aaron Shepard Attribution: "Sudika-Mbambi the Invincible" from Myths and Legends of the Bantu, compiled by Alice Werner Attribution: "How Ngunza defied Death" from Myths and Legends of the Bantu, compiled by Alice Werner Attribution: Kalunga-Ngombe user made Magic card: Attribution: The Promo: The Short Stories of Augie Peterson iTunes: Stitcher: Spotify: We are giving away FREE STICKERS! If you want some, leave us a (hopefully nice so Lindsay doesn’t cry) review on iTunes, take a screenshot, email that and your mailing address to [email protected], and we will mail you some stickers for free! Also, once we hit 100 iTunes reviews, we'll release a bonus episode with a listener selected creature! If you have any personal stories about creatures, monsters, or cryptids (even if you don't know what it was), please email us at [email protected] so we can eventually do a listener episode! Find us on Instagram and Facebook @FolkloreontheRocks and Twitter @FolkloreRocks /episode/index/show/folkloreontherocks/id/9744884