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Episode 473: Extremely, Rigorously Peer-Reviewed Hypnotist

Podcast: What The Folklore?
Published: Jan 6, 2026
Duration seconds: 3604
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Summary

We return in 2026, kicking things off with two short tales, one from Hans Christian Andersen, the other a Grimm, with the sliveriest of slivers for connective tissue to one another: traveling occurs in both.