Lore Lore 250: A World Away
Mar 25, 2024
Explore haunted locations in South Australia, Viking impact in North America, and eerie encounters in an old Parsonage. Delve into the rich storytelling legacy of early settlers and the role of prisons in reforming criminals. Sponsored segment emphasizes self-care and therapy.
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We Carry Home Everywhere
- Migrants bring physical and cultural traces of their past wherever they go.
- Aaron Mahnke emphasizes that belongings, customs, and baggage travel with people and shape new homes.
First Contact Mistaken For Ghosts
- Aboriginal peoples in South Australia had long-held spirits and ghost beliefs before Europeans arrived.
- Early Europeans were mistaken for ghosts because of their pale skin and were labeled with ancient words for ghosts.
Capunda: Mine Town With Dark Folklore
- Capunda grew around copper mines in the 1840s and attracted many settlers seeking wealth.
- Local Aboriginal warnings about a shape-shifting wood demon persisted alongside European mining activity.