Lore

Humans have always wandered off into unexplored territory. It's a key part of our identity to leave safety behind in pursuit of adventure. Those journeys, though, don't always end in success. In fact, sometimes they end in horrible tragedy. * * * Official Lore Website Access premium content!: https://www.lorepodcast.com/support

For as crowded as this world has become, most people feel isolated and alone. Perhaps that's why so many of us believe that there's another world, just beyond the veil. But when that veil is tampered with and pulled aside, it's hard to say what might emerge. * * * Official Lore Website Support Lore Access premium content!: https://www.lorepodcast.com/support

The cities and buildings where tragedy has concentrated over the years always seem to hold stories. Stories of loss, of pain, and of things that refuse to move on. That quality, though, isn't unique to places on land. * * * Official Lore Website Get extra Lore episodes Access premium content!: https://www.lorepodcast.com/support

Popular culture is obsessed with the idea of a lost humanity. Countless films, novels, and television shows all ask the same question: what would happen if only a few of us were left? Unfortunately, the answer was discovered a century ago off the coast of Mexico. * * * Lore Merchandise Extra Lore episodes on Patreon Access premium content!: https://www.lorepodcast.com/support

Folklore has often developed as a response to real-world events, but the opposite has also been true. History has, upon occasion, unintentionally confirmed ancient tales. And nowhere is this more evident, or more bloody, than in the tale of one particular 16th-Century countess. * * * Official Lore Website Access premium content!

Folklore can change and evolve over time. But when we uncover the roots of these stories, we often find that the real events at their core are the darkest version of all. * * * Official Lore Website Access premium content!: https://www.lorepodcast.com/support

Maybe it's human pride, or maybe it's a tendency toward superstition, but humans are very good at making excuses. When things don't go our way or when something breaks, there always seems to be a reason for it. And apparently, those excuses have occasionally walked among us. * * * Official Lore Website Access premium content!: https://www.lorepodcast.com/support

We spend every waking moment surrounded by people. People who talk to us, who interact with us, and who are very much alive an breathing. Which is why it's that much more shocking when we stumble upon those who aren't. And it's more common than you'd think. ——————————————————————————————— Official Lore Website Support Lore Novels by Aaron Mahnke Access premium content!: https://www.lorepodcast.com/support

When two boys discovered a macabre surprise while playing in a Connecticut gravel pit, they uncovered more than a piece of the past. Their discovery echoes stories that are much older, stories with roots that reach far deeper than anyone might imagine. ———————————————— Lore Resources: Episode Music: lorepodcast.com/music Episode Sources: lorepodcast.com/sources Lore News: www.theworldoflore.com/now Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com Access premium content!: https://www.lorepodcast.com/support See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Explore the chilling nature of winter and its association with fear, including the haunting legends and eerie coastline of Maine. Discover the eerie tales of odd occurrences and the lasting effects they have on individuals and objects. Explore two heart-wrenching stories from Boone Island and a shipwreck's tale of miraculous rescue. Hear a little girl's strange encounter with a mysterious fog and an old man with a beard.