What The Folklore?

Due to the holidays interfering with our recording last week, we've assembled a collection of clips from the following episodes: My Daughter's Sheeper, The One About the Bus, The Vietnamese Boy From B...

27 Des 201623min

We're finishing up "The Snow Queen" this week, and introducing a side character that's sure to join the pantheon of great fairy tale side characters. Everything is coming full circle. Math is key, bod...

20 Des 20161h 10min

This week we talk about choreographing a hip new musical to bring in the kids, and Gordie shares his theory that Les Mis is really about a pizzeria. If you like our show, find us online to help spread...

18 Des 201616min

We have endeavored on a two-parter, so buckle in for a meatier story. We're reading "The Snow Queen" by Hans Christian Andersen, which is the source material for Disney's Frozen. We don't usually trea...

13 Des 201656min

Excerpts of unused material from various episodes of WTFolklore, wherein we redefine the marketing world by applying an insect-bite pain index to product ratio, and found Folklore Island, a dictator's...

11 Des 201613min

This protagonist ranks in pretty high on the "worst heroes" list, complete with a circuitous journey that ultimately doesn't lead to much. But he does reconstruct a sausage with his colon (we think) s...

6 Des 20161h 12min

On this week's ramblecast, we take a long hard look at Pixar's marketing tactics and suggest some Pixar movies of our own. If you like our show, find us online to help spread the word! Follow us on Tw...

4 Des 201625min

The threads of the Fairy Tale Mythos become further interwoven as we take some big leaps in logic to try to get Immortal Bony into as many stories as possible. But it does paint an awfully pretty pict...

29 Nov 20161h 24min