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Rowan & Pine - A Folklore and Mythology Podcast

A podcast by two transatlantic Internet friends about all things, folklore, spooky, and weird.

21/07/2025

Its a rainy Monday meme day in Ireland.

20/07/2025

Co**se roads, also known as coffin roads, lych ways, bier ways, or burial paths, were historic routes used to carry the from rural homesteads to churches with burial rights. Born of necessity in remote parts of Europe, these sombre trails wove through moor and woodland, over streams and stiles, the last journey of the dead...

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01/07/2025

More people know about Bob Vylan now and that's a plus. 🥰

11/06/2025

I am a prisoner of the Instagram grid.

08/06/2025

Sorry and thank you! There has been a plague in our midst and we need a little more time. Lots to keep you guy occupied in the meantime- check out our network pals!

06/06/2025

I couldn't leave you all hanging over the
Time to watch that one Donnie Darko scene that has this song again 🌈

02/06/2025

Today's is inspired by the terror of the modern American experience and the new chit-chat episode we have dropping everywhere today! ( #6 will be more clear after you listen).
Fun fact: our theme song for Tea Leaves is called "Midwestern Emo" which seemed like fate considering that's just a description of
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28/05/2025

Pine Cones this month is one we've had on the list for a while! 🖐🕯

Today, we're lighting the wick on something a little sinister. A grisly relic from the crossroads of folklore and true crime. You may want to check your locks tonight. This is the story of the of Glory.
According to old European belief, a candle made from the severed, dried hand of a criminal who had been hanged—known as the —had powers. This was no quaint superstition: the recipe for creating one is laid out in chilling detail in the Secrets du Petit Albert, a book of magical recipes translated from Latin into French in the 18th century, and the compendium maleficarum
The hand was usually the right hand of a felon—cut off while the body still dangled from the . It had to be harvested fresh, before the body cooled. Once removed, the hand was pickled or mummified, often using a mixture of saltpeter, salt, fat, and spices, then dried under the sun or in an oven lined with horse dung....

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20/05/2025

If you know the reason for this song choice based on the memes, leave a comment 😚
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02/05/2025

Friday meme crop was bountiful. Happy long weekend to (some of) you!

10/04/2025

You know we had to get in on this trend.

19/03/2025

"In Europe and the Mediterranean, the biblical era (2,200 BC – 1,700 BC) saw the empowerment of women play a large role in building professionalism in However, by the arrival of the High Middle Ages (1,000-1,250 AD), female or healers were considered heretics or witches and would therefore be hung or burned to death. " -Intl Confederation of Midwives

"The number of women using pills to end their on their own without the direct involvement of a U.S.-based medical provider rose sharply in the months after the Supreme Court eliminated a constitutional right to abortion, according to the most comprehensive examination to date of how many people have ended their pregnancies outside of the formal medical system since the ruling." - Washington Post, 2024

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