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 Welcome to MountainLore, bringing you Appalachia's rich tradition of folk tales, ghostly whispers, and bewitching legends. Join us as we tell the timeless tales passed down through generations. From chilling encounters with restless spirits to the lore of cunning folk and mysterious witches, each episode of MountainLore invites you to lose yourself in the magic and mystery of Appalachia's captivating storytelling tradition. Tune in, and let the mountains whisper their secrets.Copyright Steve Gilly Scienze sociali Teatro e spettacoli
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  • A Jack Tale: Jack and his Stepmother

    A Jack Tale: Jack and his Stepmother
    Sep 28 2026
    This week we have a Jack Tale that had its origins in England over 500 years ago.

    Once upon a time, there was a boy who lived with his father and his stepmother in a little house in the woods. Jack and his stepmother did not get along, and she forced him to work every day to bring in money to the household. One day, Jack showed a bit of kindness to an old man and things changed in a most explosive way, as you'll find out when you hear the story. As an added bonus, we also do our best to give you the original story in our poor attempt at speaking in Middle English.

    Thank you for listening.

    If you like the stories we've been giving you over the past few weeks, let us know, either at our website, www.mountainlore.net or, if you're listening on Spotify, in the comments on your Spotify app. That will help us decide whether or not to continue with this test or not.

    Sweet dreams, podcast listeners.
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    15 min
  • The Flintville Monster: Tennessee’s Hairy Beast

    The Flintville Monster: Tennessee’s Hairy Beast
    Sep 21 2026
    In 1976, residents around Flintville, Tennessee, began reporting encounters with a huge, hairy creature that seemed to have stepped straight out of a nightmare.

    It broke car antennas, damaged vehicles, chased people, and was described as standing seven or eight feet tall. When a mother reported seeing the creature reach toward her four-year-old son, police and armed search parties went looking for it.

    They found footprints, hair, and blood, but no monster.

    Sightings continued for years, with the last reports coming from the Flintville area in the early 1990s.This is the strange tale of the Flintville Monster, another tale from Appalachia.
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    7 min
  • The Man in the Wall

    The Man in the Wall
    Sep 16 2026
    A weary doctor seeking rest in a remote mountain house finds that the creaks in the floorboards aren't just the house settling. In this tale a "rational" man is forced to confront… something… that refuses to stay in the shadows. In the process, he learned that sometimes the most terrifying things in the mountains aren't always haints.

    We hope you like our tales. Be sure to subscribe to the MountainLore podcast so you don’t miss any of our stories. You’ll find us on your favorite podcast app.

    Sweet dreams, podcast listeners.
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    8 min
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