My kids used to love this movie called Song Of The Sea. It was about 2 kids whose mother was a Selkie who returned to the sea. It is such a good movie! Technically, it's made for kids but I enjoyed it just as much as the kids.
@marandadavis9412 We've watched and loved The Secret of Kells too! Haven't had a chance to see Wolfwalkers yet. Have you seen The Breadwinner? We watched it once, and a certain part disturbed the kids, and we haven't rewatched it.
I saw that man die when he made the joke about wanting to sleep with Alexander the Great and the Lore Boys just deadpan stone cold stare at him hahahaha
@@fightforaglobalfirstamendm5617 yeah I really don’t like this guest, but Aiden does a pretty good job of running mental circles around this guy, I would HATE to be on a debate team against the short haired Aiden
44:50 I would like to point out that the woman was never actually paid by NASA because she was an intern. Also she was told to "man handle" the dolphin by her boss (who was on LSD), the dolphins would also later be given LSD. Casual Geographic did a video on it.
Aidan, if you're gonna do a video on Prince Maddock, could we get your opinion on the older Irish story of St Brendan and his voyage? It's a really weirdly specific tale and has pretty early origins. Also a few years ago a man made the voyage from Ireland to America in a period correct Irish Corraigh or animal skin boat.
Weirder than the dwarves/neanderthals connection is the Norse stories of the Jotuns. The word Jotun often gets translated as giant, but Norse language experts will point out this is wrong. Jotun comes from the Proto-Germanic Eotunaz which comes from the word eot meaning to eat. Eotunaz and Jotun literally mean Eaters or Devourers. The Norse myths say they (humans) weren't allowed to settle in the lands of Scandinavia until their kings had intermarried with the Jotun royalty. This is particularly concerning when you realize that 14 mass graves containing several hundred cannibalized human skeletons each have been found all across Germany.
As it pertains to the fossil records, I suggest you look into how many gorilla skeletal fragments have been found in Africa. Also, maybe look into how recently gorillas were "proven" to exist for the large ape being left undiscovered for so long debate. I think you would appreciate the work of Bob Gymlan (he's on YT) on the topic. He's not related to the guy who made the video in the 60s and takes a very biological approach to his research on Bigfoot.
These guy's can never stay on topic! On a good note I just started playing Fallout 4 as my first introduction to fallout so I loved the fallout lore of the vaults.
Aidans, I'll throw out some circumstantial evidence in terms of college drowning deaths: in Wilkes-Barre, both Wilkes University and Kings College campuses are within 2 blocks of the riverfront and there's multiple high bridges crossing the Susquehanna. There are very few deaths related, and a majority are fishing and boating accidents. Might be some interesting statistical comparisons if you take a look, particularly considering it's still a high-crime area.
You MUST look into Leonarda Cianciulli -- but in order to do so properly you must also look into her mother. The story can't be told of one without the other. It involves all the things: multiple types of abuse, stegheria, WWII, domestic crafting and all kinds of 20th century European politics. A soapy good time.
@@Comfortdoll A good place to learn about her would be in Stephanie Harlowe's YT catalog. It's a lengthy 2-parter but you'd only need to watch the first one if you're already familiar with Leonarda. Her mother also had a tremendously hard life. She too made some interesting choices. So glad we don't have to face the time period/geography that they did. That said, the family was really messed up regardless. Mario Puzo couldn't make this shit up. *edited for screwing up Stephanie's name 😅
Does the widespread late antiquity cult of the Horse Goddess Epona explain why eating horse meat is a taboo in several countries where that religion was common?
Person from Leicestershire here! I grew up two streets across from the first person who was identified in a murder case using DNA profiling, and went to school with his kids; the DNA testing technique was developed at Leicester University in the 80's. If you want a real challenge (and also relating to Leicestershire), pronounce "Belvoir" ;-)
Recommend you read Twilight of the Godlings by Francis Young. It talks about all the minor "gods" of Britain and their origins. Due to the nature of Britain this includes Celtic, Saxon, Norse and Roman mythology and beliefs. Very interesting book you guys would find useful for discussions such as this. And no strange blokes talking about shagging historical figures either
Talk about Icelandic elves! People genuinely believe in them (though when I was in Iceland I was told that they were more like invisible people than the tiny people we imagine). Also, I'm tempted to offer my help doing a Tolkien mythology video, but with all the people who follow you there's probably a proper Tolkien scholar in there somewhere.
23 minutes in, already on my 3rd ad break. Edit: TH-cam seems to be packing the majority of ads in the first 30 minutes of the video. I've also noticed this trend on other channels.
Native & Orkney folklore? Metis time. Talk about Little Men next! 1:16:11 Girl... Anyway yeah in places I've worked, we have specific tongs for cooked meats & raw meats, so you might consider doing that at home too. 1:19:42 I recognize this Oh: Proverbs 9:17-18 KJV 1:48:28 Where I live we have a lot of horse raising & most of our eports go to Japan. Horse is sweeter, there is a surprising amount of sugar in the muscles. Fermentation class in culinary school was... interesting when we discussed horse, due to the sugar content. I've actually never eaten cooked horse, only raw so I don't have a good gauge to display the differences.
Oookay as the resident horse girl, I get it. As long as it’s not raised specially for meat and you’re not wasting the animal after its death, I get it. I don’t think I would but, to each their own 😅
Hey Editor Adian, if you're gonna do an analysis of the Patterson-Gylmin Bigfoot Costume, can you also refute the Astonishing legends podcast on it, specifically Part 5 (their episode 143) where Bill Munns discusses it.
@@TheLoreLodgewould you guys make an analysis video pointing out the things that make it fake? I’ve seen so many videos pointing out details why it’s real but have yet to see a video pointing out details why it’s fake. I would love to watch it, it would be interesting.
Just wanted to give a note on the pronunciation of Chehalis- I'm not part of that tribe nor am I indigenous but I'm from Washington State and that, as well as on my brief research has me believe that it is pronounced "Shuh-hay-lis" rather than "chuh-hay-lis". I could be wrong/it could be just pronounced both ways but that's the way I've always heard it in reference to the city of Chehalis, WA as well as the way members of the tribe pronounce it in the videos I found :)
One thing I learned when studying celtic mythology is that like aidan said there is always an animal or natural aspect to their gods, and myths. Celts belived there gods should be other worldly and of nature. They where upset when hearing or seeing about other cultures where there gods.. etc where portrayed as human.
Not to defend pharmaceutical companies, they have more than enough lobbyists to do that for them, but polio is almost eradicated, with only 30 naturally transmitted cases in 2022 worldwide, all of them in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Once the 160 of so active cases in Africa have been treated, polio is a pain to cure, it'll no longer be endemic to Africa, leaving only central Asia. It should go the way of smallpox by 2030, most likely earlier.
I have been interested in Bigfoot for several years now and I am starting to wonder if perhaps there was at one point apes in North America but also actual wild people and stories about both overlap.
Btw Aiden is incorrect about the Roman conversion. Most of the Roman soldiers had converted & so had the majority of Roman people when Constantine converted. Written this way in Romes own documentation.
Hey, Lore Lodge, I enjoy your content! I do have a question about a story topic I don’t see a lot of. Why are there not more videos of the miraculous stories that come out of the Six Days War of 1967?
Funny you mention you wanted to be on timcast I actually was introduced to you when you visited on pop culture crisis and have been obsessed listening to your content while I work. The long-form stories are perfect for me.
Ottomans massacred Greeks for sure especially in the East. A lot of Greeks did leave for Greece though. Also, Kurds weren't massacred by Ottomans, actually they were part of hamidian brigades which actually carried out numerous pre-genocide massacres against Armenians and other Christians.
I think the two against one set up doesn’t work for the guest who is struggling to get a word in as is essentially ignored for extended periods of time If you want to go solo and one voice why waste fellow presenters time Also very unpleasant dismissive attitude to the present conflict though perhaps I misunderstood the comments
@@crurivastator that’s exactly what I’m saying, and I’m not to judge one’s faith just because I don’t believe in it I just find it funny that you can believe in God, which has no proof, but not Bigfoot, which has at least a little bit more of a chance of existing
@SirSquatchofthenorth yeah, the irony is what did it not the faith. Believe what you want, but if you're saying there's no evidence for one thing and another thing with equal evidence you're basing a large part of your life around I'm going to find it a bit laughable
@@SirSquatchofthenorthIt sounds like you're judging his faith. Which is fine. Faith is a belief and beliefs ought to be open to evaluation and criticism.
@@dogdoggddog I didn’t mean to same Like I’m judging it, but I see your point. I was kind of just pointing out the irony of the situation. Cause I’m not sure what happens either when we die and I feel just religions in general is the humans brain trying to explain unexplainable things a long time ago. but now with modern science not being held back by religion, we can explain just about anything
I wanted to chime in on the Harry Potter video. HP and JK are dealing with a pretty bad public image right now, so I’m not surprised. I didn’t watch it because I’ve boycotted anything from JK because of her comments about LGBT people and some of races
yeah she's kind of made it her whole personality and not only is she very outspoken but she donates money to anti trans politicians. honestly just google it lots will come up@@Grimkeeper17
Oh no an author has different options on sex than me i better boycott! Bro shes a real woman she has a right to choose whether or not she plays along wih the fairytale creatures
Y'all better watch how u explain the DNA thing. Yur basically saying Asians, Europeans, and sub-Saharan Africans are all different. That message can easily b twisted by cowards who don't fully understand genetics. Though we all have genes from lost species we also ALL share a common mitochondrial ancestor. Plus we all need each other to carry on.
Hey Editor Adian, if you're gonna do an analysis of the Patterson-Gylmin Bigfoot Costume, can you also refute the Astonishing legends podcast on it, specifically Part 5 (their episode 143) where Bill Munns discusses it.
3:32 for start of podcast
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My kids used to love this movie called Song Of The Sea. It was about 2 kids whose mother was a Selkie who returned to the sea. It is such a good movie! Technically, it's made for kids but I enjoyed it just as much as the kids.
I also recommend The Secret of Kells and Wolfwalkers by the same studio. They're all beautiful movies
@marandadavis9412
We've watched and loved The Secret of Kells too! Haven't had a chance to see Wolfwalkers yet. Have you seen The Breadwinner? We watched it once, and a certain part disturbed the kids, and we haven't rewatched it.
@@thebestusername5852 I haven't seen The Breadwinner yet but I have heard of it
I saw that man die when he made the joke about wanting to sleep with Alexander the Great and the Lore Boys just deadpan stone cold stare at him hahahaha
Really fucking weird. I'm not sure I want to watch this now.
@@fightforaglobalfirstamendm5617 yeah I really don’t like this guest, but Aiden does a pretty good job of running mental circles around this guy, I would HATE to be on a debate team against the short haired Aiden
@@imurgodsgod Runs mental circles around him? I don't see that
strange thread
@@fightforaglobalfirstamendm5617
Just a failed joke no stress man chill
44:50 I would like to point out that the woman was never actually paid by NASA because she was an intern. Also she was told to "man handle" the dolphin by her boss (who was on LSD), the dolphins would also later be given LSD. Casual Geographic did a video on it.
Good god, the 60s were fucking disgusting.
A kelpie could do numbers these days on ‘Booktok’, especially with the horse girls!! 😂🤣. Xx
Excited to listen. This is quickly becoming my favorite channel 😁
Can't wait for Madoc vid.
Btw: your channel is best american folklore channel on youtube.
Starts at 3:34
Thank you.
thanks
Wikommen@@onemoreloser
Aidan, if you're gonna do a video on Prince Maddock, could we get your opinion on the older Irish story of St Brendan and his voyage? It's a really weirdly specific tale and has pretty early origins. Also a few years ago a man made the voyage from Ireland to America in a period correct Irish Corraigh or animal skin boat.
Weirder than the dwarves/neanderthals connection is the Norse stories of the Jotuns. The word Jotun often gets translated as giant, but Norse language experts will point out this is wrong. Jotun comes from the Proto-Germanic Eotunaz which comes from the word eot meaning to eat. Eotunaz and Jotun literally mean Eaters or Devourers. The Norse myths say they (humans) weren't allowed to settle in the lands of Scandinavia until their kings had intermarried with the Jotun royalty. This is particularly concerning when you realize that 14 mass graves containing several hundred cannibalized human skeletons each have been found all across Germany.
Look into the Invisible Gorilla - apply that to "that area was previously searched"
Love the content Aidans I’ve watched em all and will continue to do so ❤
As it pertains to the fossil records, I suggest you look into how many gorilla skeletal fragments have been found in Africa. Also, maybe look into how recently gorillas were "proven" to exist for the large ape being left undiscovered for so long debate. I think you would appreciate the work of Bob Gymlan (he's on YT) on the topic. He's not related to the guy who made the video in the 60s and takes a very biological approach to his research on Bigfoot.
These guy's can never stay on topic! On a good note I just started playing Fallout 4 as my first introduction to fallout so I loved the fallout lore of the vaults.
I love how you complained that they can’t stay on topic then immediately get off topic in your own comment 😂
Aidans, I'll throw out some circumstantial evidence in terms of college drowning deaths: in Wilkes-Barre, both Wilkes University and Kings College campuses are within 2 blocks of the riverfront and there's multiple high bridges crossing the Susquehanna. There are very few deaths related, and a majority are fishing and boating accidents. Might be some interesting statistical comparisons if you take a look, particularly considering it's still a high-crime area.
The warhammer 40k quote confusing you guys was great
I firmly believe that the Gimlin footage is 100% real.
You MUST look into Leonarda Cianciulli -- but in order to do so properly you must also look into her mother. The story can't be told of one without the other. It involves all the things: multiple types of abuse, stegheria, WWII, domestic crafting and all kinds of 20th century European politics. A soapy good time.
I'm familiar with Leonarda but not the story with her mother as much
@@Comfortdoll A good place to learn about her would be in Stephanie Harlowe's YT catalog. It's a lengthy 2-parter but you'd only need to watch the first one if you're already familiar with Leonarda. Her mother also had a tremendously hard life. She too made some interesting choices. So glad we don't have to face the time period/geography that they did. That said, the family was really messed up regardless. Mario Puzo couldn't make this shit up.
*edited for screwing up Stephanie's name 😅
Does the widespread late antiquity cult of the Horse Goddess Epona explain why eating horse meat is a taboo in several countries where that religion was common?
Person from Leicestershire here! I grew up two streets across from the first person who was identified in a murder case using DNA profiling, and went to school with his kids; the DNA testing technique was developed at Leicester University in the 80's.
If you want a real challenge (and also relating to Leicestershire), pronounce "Belvoir" ;-)
The look on his face when you made the 3birds one stone joke
Anyone know why these haven’t been added to The Lore lodge podcast app? Hasn’t been updated since episode 117
I died when Aiden said "you should never say penetration around here"
Recommend you read Twilight of the Godlings by Francis Young. It talks about all the minor "gods" of Britain and their origins. Due to the nature of Britain this includes Celtic, Saxon, Norse and Roman mythology and beliefs. Very interesting book you guys would find useful for discussions such as this. And no strange blokes talking about shagging historical figures either
Talk about Icelandic elves! People genuinely believe in them (though when I was in Iceland I was told that they were more like invisible people than the tiny people we imagine). Also, I'm tempted to offer my help doing a Tolkien mythology video, but with all the people who follow you there's probably a proper Tolkien scholar in there somewhere.
23 minutes in, already on my 3rd ad break.
Edit: TH-cam seems to be packing the majority of ads in the first 30 minutes of the video.
I've also noticed this trend on other channels.
Use adblock.
Native & Orkney folklore? Metis time. Talk about Little Men next!
1:16:11
Girl...
Anyway yeah in places I've worked, we have specific tongs for cooked meats & raw meats, so you might consider doing that at home too.
1:19:42 I recognize this
Oh: Proverbs 9:17-18 KJV
1:48:28 Where I live we have a lot of horse raising & most of our eports go to Japan. Horse is sweeter, there is a surprising amount of sugar in the muscles. Fermentation class in culinary school was... interesting when we discussed horse, due to the sugar content. I've actually never eaten cooked horse, only raw so I don't have a good gauge to display the differences.
Oookay as the resident horse girl, I get it. As long as it’s not raised specially for meat and you’re not wasting the animal after its death, I get it. I don’t think I would but, to each their own 😅
In my defence I have only eaten it once 😅
Kinda felt like Ryan was talked over the entire time which was a bit sad but enjoyed otherwise
Hey Editor Adian, if you're gonna do an analysis of the Patterson-Gylmin Bigfoot Costume, can you also refute the Astonishing legends podcast on it, specifically Part 5 (their episode 143) where Bill Munns discusses it.
Don’t worry, I’m sure they’ll have you on the show eventually.
How is the Patterson-Gimlin tape fake?
It just really clearly appears to be a man in a suit
@@TheLoreLodgewould you guys make an analysis video pointing out the things that make it fake? I’ve seen so many videos pointing out details why it’s real but have yet to see a video pointing out details why it’s fake. I would love to watch it, it would be interesting.
I mean several of the Saxon royal lines did end up marrying into the Romano-British royal Lines.
This was so interesting. Thank you.
Everything alphariusomegon said is a warhammer 40k reference.
90% of missing 411 cases are some old Japanese guy still fighting WW2
Just wanted to give a note on the pronunciation of Chehalis- I'm not part of that tribe nor am I indigenous but I'm from Washington State and that, as well as on my brief research has me believe that it is pronounced "Shuh-hay-lis" rather than "chuh-hay-lis". I could be wrong/it could be just pronounced both ways but that's the way I've always heard it in reference to the city of Chehalis, WA as well as the way members of the tribe pronounce it in the videos I found :)
Tyr ,great metal from the Faroe islands !!!
I actually do listen to some of their stuff
1:47:20 I'm actually not opposed to the idea of eating horse.
In the town i grew up in, there was a guy who sold muskrat meat.
One for the algorithm gods, though they be obnoxious. All Hail the algorithm
Wait, who was he talking about going on Pop Culture Crisis? 🤔🤔🧐
Yo! I'm a selki kid! I have webbed toes! I knew it! I've always loved the water!
Also, have you ever tried to explain Bigfoot to an Amish man? I have… it’s… well…interesting
One thing I learned when studying celtic mythology is that like aidan said there is always an animal or natural aspect to their gods, and myths.
Celts belived there gods should be other worldly and of nature. They where upset when hearing or seeing about other cultures where there gods.. etc where portrayed as human.
Ottomans also mass genocided the Assyrians as well during the Armenian genocide
I thought he was doing a Obi-Wan impression at first.
Not to defend pharmaceutical companies, they have more than enough lobbyists to do that for them, but polio is almost eradicated, with only 30 naturally transmitted cases in 2022 worldwide, all of them in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Once the 160 of so active cases in Africa have been treated, polio is a pain to cure, it'll no longer be endemic to Africa, leaving only central Asia. It should go the way of smallpox by 2030, most likely earlier.
54:25 his name is properly pronounced Chunk Yogurt. 😉
Selkies are interesting but I'm partial to the Huldra
I have been interested in Bigfoot for several years now and I am starting to wonder if perhaps there was at one point apes in North America but also actual wild people and stories about both overlap.
Casualcriminalist made a boy in the box video and I spent it waiting for your shout out but it too said internet sleuths.
Btw Aiden is incorrect about the Roman conversion. Most of the Roman soldiers had converted & so had the majority of Roman people when Constantine converted. Written this way in Romes own documentation.
Has the guest been on Ace1918s channel before? I feel like I recognize his voice from there?
Hey, Lore Lodge, I enjoy your content! I do have a question about a story topic I don’t see a lot of. Why are there not more videos of the miraculous stories that come out of the Six Days War of 1967?
Funny you mention you wanted to be on timcast I actually was introduced to you when you visited on pop culture crisis and have been obsessed listening to your content while I work. The long-form stories are perfect for me.
sounds like the Selkie story could be used to explain divorce, especially to children
Ottomans massacred Greeks for sure especially in the East. A lot of Greeks did leave for Greece though. Also, Kurds weren't massacred by Ottomans, actually they were part of hamidian brigades which actually carried out numerous pre-genocide massacres against Armenians and other Christians.
Selkie & Selkirk related words? Maybe?
Sorry doesn't matter the circumstance, if you eat a person you're permanently a cannibal.
love this guest!
Glad I could be of service! 😊
48:00 It's amazing that we still fight each other about equality when we're all being equally fucked by the government!
brb gonna go read a dolphin love story real quick.
Oh they also injected the dolphin with LSD. Neat
Mj ultra
Murica bad. 🙄
Scottish mermaids save their money and don't chase people through forrests.
RESPECT
Awkward when mad dog interacts with anyone but Stanley Kubric Jr. Why anyone would willingly go under the hatchet , on this great show
My uncle was part of LSD testing back in the day. Don't know if it was MK Ultra but he couldn't recognized his own mom, my grandma, since.
Stop lying
As much as I like your content. The Aidans constantly talking over and interrupting History Daddy was kinda annoying and awkward
Tbh I don't like Aiden, I like the content he covers.
Alot of the times he seems condescending during these .
Who's the creepy weirdo saying gay things?
Im not a fan of history daddy at all. But they seem to like him so idk
I think the two against one set up doesn’t work for the guest who is struggling to get a word in as is essentially ignored for extended periods of time If you want to go solo and one voice why waste fellow presenters time Also very unpleasant dismissive attitude to the present conflict though perhaps I misunderstood the comments
I love the channel. Love you guys, but I do find it Ironic that you believe in God, but not Bigfoot. I’m just kind of surprised.
Came to say this lmao. They were clowning on people for believing folktales, then move on to planning their next bible discussion
@@crurivastator that’s exactly what I’m saying, and I’m not to judge one’s faith just because I don’t believe in it I just find it funny that you can believe in God, which has no proof, but not Bigfoot, which has at least a little bit more of a chance of existing
@SirSquatchofthenorth yeah, the irony is what did it not the faith. Believe what you want, but if you're saying there's no evidence for one thing and another thing with equal evidence you're basing a large part of your life around I'm going to find it a bit laughable
@@SirSquatchofthenorthIt sounds like you're judging his faith. Which is fine. Faith is a belief and beliefs ought to be open to evaluation and criticism.
@@dogdoggddog I didn’t mean to same Like I’m judging it, but I see your point. I was kind of just pointing out the irony of the situation. Cause I’m not sure what happens either when we die and I feel just religions in general is the humans brain trying to explain unexplainable things a long time ago. but now with modern science not being held back by religion, we can explain just about anything
I wanted to chime in on the Harry Potter video. HP and JK are dealing with a pretty bad public image right now, so I’m not surprised.
I didn’t watch it because I’ve boycotted anything from JK because of her comments about LGBT people and some of races
yeah it just depresses me now thinking about how much she hates trans people i dont enjoy thinking about hp anymore
@@CJGatsbypghhate?
yeah she's kind of made it her whole personality and not only is she very outspoken but she donates money to anti trans politicians. honestly just google it lots will come up@@Grimkeeper17
Oh no an author has different options on sex than me i better boycott! Bro shes a real woman she has a right to choose whether or not she plays along wih the fairytale creatures
You make money from people going missing.... Very suspicious
Y'all better watch how u explain the DNA thing. Yur basically saying Asians, Europeans, and sub-Saharan Africans are all different.
That message can easily b twisted by cowards who don't fully understand genetics. Though we all have genes from lost species we also ALL share a common mitochondrial ancestor.
Plus we all need each other to carry on.
🙄
Its facts though. They are different. Basically sub species sorry to tell ya. If we were apes theyd have each race as a subspecies.
So you're not going to answer my question
You going to answer my question or what
Hey Editor Adian, if you're gonna do an analysis of the Patterson-Gylmin Bigfoot Costume, can you also refute the Astonishing legends podcast on it, specifically Part 5 (their episode 143) where Bill Munns discusses it.