Strange Origins

Author: Fascinating Productions

Have you ever wondered what gave birth to the stories we tell around the campfire? What happened in our history that caused spooky tales of creatures such as werewolves and ladies in white to be passed down from generation to generation? And more importantly, why are we still so fascinated with the macabre? Join me as I jump down the rabbit hole of a new subject each week and attempt to stitch together the history of all things strange and spooky. Visit FascinatingPodcasts.com for more info.
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Episode 51 | Demonology
Episode 51
Friday, 21 July, 2023

While horror movies today have given us a stereotypical demon that we can imagine living under our beds and tickling our toes, the history of these little devils paints them in a slightly different light. From the Greek guardian angels called Daimons to the troll-like Oni of Japanese mythology, the story behind demons is a lot more interesting than you may think. If you like history and spooky stories go ahead and click subscribe on whatever platform you're listening on. And if you want to help me make more episodes a 5 Star rating would brighten my day! Visit Patreon.com/FascinatingProductions to become a patron! You can donate any amount, from $2 up, and each tier comes with fantastic benefits including handwritten notes, stickers, merch, and exclusive podcast episodes!Do you have a strange story to tell? Email me at StrangeOriginsPodcast@Gmail.com. Follow me on Instagram at instagram.com/strangeoriginspodcast/ and DM me your strange experiences! Thank you to ParanormalityRadio.com for allowing me to be a part of your network and supporting me in my journey. Check them out on IG @ParanormalPodcasts. Intro Music was produced by me, with the help of SoundTrap.com. Background Music:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rILdNFvusWo&ab_channel=Myuu (Song 1) Fernweh by Myuu (Song 2) Kevin Macleod Erik Satie Gymnopodie No. 1