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The Huldra is a seductive forest spirit from Scandinavian folklore who appears as a beautiful woman with long hair and a hidden cow's tail. While she may seem alluring at first, she is known for luring men deep into the woods with her enchanting songs, where they are never seen again. Discover more TERRIFYING podcasts at http://eeriecast.com/   Follow Carman Carrion!    https://www.instagram.com/carmancarrion/?hl=en   https://twitter.com/CarmanCarrion   Subscribe to Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/0uiX155WEJnN7QVRfo3aQY   Please Review Us on iTunes! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/freaky-folklore/id1550361184   Music and sound effects used in the Freaky Folklore Podcast have or may have been provided/created by:  CO.AG: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcavSftXHgxLBWwLDm_bNvA Myuu: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiSKnkKCKAQVxMUWpZQobuQ Jinglepunks: https://jinglepunks.com/ Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Kevin MacLeod: http://incompetech.com/ Dark Music: https://soundcloud.com/darknessprevailspodcast Soundstripe: https:// Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I folksagokalendern 2024 bjuder Folksagopodden på en ny berättelsetyp varje dag fram till jul. Det blir sagor, myter, legender från både förr och nu. I lucka 14 blir det inga berättelser utan istället fakta om några väsen, alltså påhittade varelser som förekommer i folktro och som ofta förekommer i sagor och sägner. Glo-son - https://www.isof.se/folkminnen/kunskapsbanker-och-webbutstallningar/kunskapsbanker-folkminnen/lar-dig-mer-om-vasen-i-folktron/vasengalleriet/gloson https://sagenkartan.isof.se/#/records/55373/search/gloson/search_field/record/nordic/true Nordiska väsen av Johan Egerkrans Samt Siw på sagomuseet i Ljungby Huldran - https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huldra och Nordiska väsen av Johan Egerkrans Tomtegubbar - https://www.isof.se/folkminnen/kunskapsbanker-och-webbutstallningar/kunskapsbanker-folkminnen/lar-dig-mer-om-vasen-i-folktron/vasengalleriet/tomtegubbe

Robin and Adam proudly present Episode 301 of Scary(ish)! Adam covers three lesser known cryptids and gives a difficulty rating for turning them into Halloween costumes. Listen, Share, Subscribe, and Review!

Silver and Kaotic are joined by bird and bats totalk about the Huldra also know as the skogsrå "forest spirit" or Tallemaja "pine tree Mary" she is a monster that looks like a beautiful woman from the front but has a cow or fox tail as well as missing her back in the way that her back looks like a tree hollow Podcast Links  ⁠⁠Discord⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://discord.gg/F9wtSUYzAN⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/MmMayhemPodcast⁠ ⁠Twitter⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Patreon⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/MonstersMythsMayhem⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Twitch⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.twitch.tv/kaoticleigh⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/monstersmythsmayhem/message

From MPR News, Art Hounds are members of the Minnesota arts community who look beyond their own work to highlight what's exciting in local art.Want to be an Art Hound? Submit here.Click here.https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/art-hounds/id525807829?mt=2Crafting tales in silverDiscover the enchanting world of Norwegian folk tales reimagined through contemporary jewelry at the Nordic Center. Renowned artist Liz Bucheit's exhibition "Hand of Huldra" showcases the tradition of silver as protection against evil, blending myth and craftsmanship. Alison Aune is a professor of art education at the University of Minnesota-Duluth and a former board member at the Nordic Center. She recommends a show currently at the Nordic Center, “Hand of Huldra” by Liz Bucheit of Lanesboro.“What she specializes in is reimagining Norwegian folk tales, folk traditions, through her contemporary jewelry,” Aune explains.“In Norway — and in a lot of the Nordic and Baltic countries — silver was thought to protect you against evil. So there's a tradition with the bride wearing a bridal crown of silver, having all sorts of silver pendants so that she's protected.”On display are crowns, as well as other silver objects, which Aune describes as “phenomenal. She's just really an expert on taking those Norwegian stories and finding their way to jewelry.”“Hand of Huldra” is on display until April 27.Celebrating NowruzJoin the Twin Cities Iranian Culture Collective for a vibrant celebration of Nowruz, the Persian New Year, at the Ordway in St. Paul. Experience international and local musicians in a concert followed by a reception featuring tea and cookies.Visual artist Katayoun Amjati says she's been hearing from friends in the northeast Minneapolis arts and music scene about the concert “Voices Unveiled: A Nowruz Celebration and Community Gathering,” presented by the Twin Cities Iranian Culture Collective. Nowruz is the Persian New Year, which was celebrated on March 19. The concert includes both international and local musicians and will be followed by a reception afterward that includes tea and cookies. Amjati says the concert will be a chance to celebrate and also to honor and mourn alongside those women struggling for rights in Iran. She notes that two of the singers recently moved from Iran to the U.S., and she looks forward to hearing their voices.  “Voices Unveiled: A Nowruz Celebration and Community Gathering” is Saturday, March 30 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ordway in St. Paul. Tickets are limited. A tragicomedy journey Embark on a poignant yet uplifting journey with "Phantom Loss," a puppet show by Oanh Vu, staged by In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre in Minneapolis. Join a Vietnamese American girl in a tale of haunting, friendship with ghosts and the struggles of generational trauma and deportation. Anh-Thu Pham of Theater Mu has seen previous workshops of Oanh Vu's puppet show “Phantom Loss,” and she's looking forward to seeing the final version staged by In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre in Minneapolis.It's a tragicomedy about a Vietnamese American girl who moves to a new small town with her mother to run a nail salon. The house where she lives is haunted, and she becomes friends with the ghost. It's a refugee story about generational trauma and deportation, told with heart and humor. Pham, who grew up watching “Sesame Street” and “Mr. Rogers,” points out the power of puppetry to take on heavy subjects without losing sight of joy.  “I think, for any of us that have dealt with generational trauma, or any hard things in our lives,” says Pham, “if you sit in the darkness, you won't be able to live, you won't be able to process through that. And I think that's when good art is done: you kind of see and experience life in its wholeness. I think this is what ‘Phantom Loss' can do.” The show opens Friday with a preview show Thursday, and it runs through April 7. There is a pay-what-you-can performance on April 2. The show is rated PG/PG-13. 

Welcome to That Midgard Show! In this episode, we discuss the Nortlands. Particularly the Reaver's Cave, The Wolfheim, Hudramose, the Huldra, and the World Trees. We also discuss the Swamp Naga and Map Mimic in our Creature Showcase. © That Midgard Show LLC & Bilröst Publishing LLC #dnd #dnd5e #dungeonsanddragons #dungeonmaster #gamemaster #koboldpress #opendnd #ttrpg #empireoftheghouls Kobold Press Official Discord Server Midgard Adventures Discord Server MUSIC The songs "Tension" and "Armegeddon" are by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com) Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ CONTENTS 00:00 Introductions 01:24 What's Been Going On? 03:07 The Northlands 05:51 Running Sea Encounters 11:36 Known Northland Heritages 14:54 The Wolfheim 18:28 Reaver's Cave 19:35 Huldramose 23:29 The Huldra 24:27 The World Trees 29:14 Grace Points 31:32 Creature Showcase: Swamp Naga (ToB2) 37:34 Creature Showcase: Map Mimic (ToB1) 47:43 Close and Next Episode WORLD TREES (from the Midgard Worldbook) The known World Trees include an enormous fir in Domovogrod (page 114 in the Worldbook); an unusual tree in Beldestan (see page 160); a marsh cypress in the Haunted Lands of the Giants (see page 260); a mere sapling in Huldramose (see page 306); and a thriving ravenfolk roost in Trollheim (see page 316). Not all World Trees prosper or resist corruption: Varshava's tree did not survive the darakhul conquest of the city (see page 100); the gnomes of Niemheim have also created a terrible sproutling abomination (see page 106); and a rotting World Tree endures in the ruins of Thorn (see page 293). MATERIAL REFERENCED Kobold Press Website Map of Midgard Dungeon Tables: Random Encounters at Sea Empire of the Ghouls Midgard Worldbook Prepared! Expanded Collection Tome of Beasts I (2023 Edition) Tome of Beasts II Creature Codex

With the Huldra's aid, the party ambush and attack an evil fey cult. Welcome to Patron DnD, where Platinum-level patrons and I get together to play Dungeons & Dragons via Discord and Roll20. Empire of the Ghouls is designed by Richard Green, and takes place in Kobold Press' fantasy world of Midgard. Chapter 3: The Blood Marriage Episode 4: The Cult of Ragnarok Active Party: Alaric, level 6 dhampir Death Domain Cleric/Bard Lucian Drago, the dhampir clockwork soul sorcerer I/O, the gearforged circle of the moon druid Lucian, level 6 dhampir Clockwork Soul Sorcerer Nahm Sune, level 6 minotaur Oath of Vengeance Paladin Chat with us in the Official Discord Server: https://discord.gg/Ajvtemj Support the channel at https://www.patreon.com/Roguewatson

Vi tar et dypdykk inn i folketroen sin verden og snakker om den forførende huldra, den skumle nøkken og groteske utburd og byttingene fra gamle gamle dager. For hva skal man egentlig gjøre om man møter på nøkken, og hvordan er det egentlig en hulder blir en hulder?

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You see a beautiful woman in the woods, but there seems to be something off about herTonight we discuss the HuldraEmail: Realcreaturefeature@gmail.comInstagram @realcreaturefeature Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/a-real-creature-feature. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In Scandinavian and Germanic folklore, the huldra are beautiful creatures that live in seductive forests. Their name, which literally means "covered," is believed to be due to the way they try to hide their mystical nature. In most folk tales, the huldra were only interested in sex and dancing. Even these stories have unhappy endings as the men would later grow mad because they spent too much time with the Huldra or the Elven people. Most Norse folklore refers to the huldra as a type of "ra," which literally means "nature's keepers."The havsfru or aquatic sjörå are considered to be the ancestors of the mermaid myth, and they are related to the Huldra. Following the adoption of Christianity in Scandinavia and Germany, a new origin myth about the huldra emerged. It states that God once owned a cottage, but he only had time to wash half of his children. A woman was said to have tried to hide her children, but God saw them and decided that they were not human. The children were then called huldras.All across Germany and Scandinavia, there is a common belief that the huldra are beautiful blonde women who wander around human settlements. Tall and slender, with long golden hair and a crown made out of flowers, these women are known to appear in front of lone young men. Huldras are different from human women in that they have hollow backs or tails that stick out from their robes or dresses. The hulders try to hide their tail when they are performing their tricks, but in most myths, young men are given the opportunity to react to it.Huldras who have lost their hollow back and tail would often dance a rune dance. In the mornings, you would often see what looked like a witch circle in the forest or near swamps. These beautiful women were known to live in areas affected by moss, and they were often seen wearing white clothes and blonde hair. They would dance on top of burial mounds during thick mist.The Danish version of the Huldra is missing its cow tail and hollow back due to the various folk tales that have been told about them. There are only a few places where you can find this characteristic in the lore.Read more at https://mythlok.com/huldra/

This week Kirsten tells us about the Huldra a Scandinavian folklore/cryptid. She's pretty but has a tail and part tree, but overall she's not bad. Josh tells us about how there keeps mysteriously being an extra on the trip and they think it was a goat man. the-wild-huntHunt.htmwatchThe cryptid creeper pod

Trollhunter: Secuelas: cancelado en 2016, los derechos se revirtieron a Øvredal. Presupuesto: 19 million USD. Recaudación: 24 million USD. Año: 2010. Director: André Øvredal. Actores: Otto Jespersen (Hans, the trollhunter), Hans Morten Hansen (Finn), Tomas Alf Larsen (Kalle) y Johanna Mørck (Johanna). Película de origen noruego del 2010 en formato “found footage”, donde, por lo general, los protagonistas desaparecieron o murieron y se menciona que el material que estamos a punto de ver es real. El director, Øvredal, quiso que su primera película tuviera elementos de su cultura. La idea le vino en 1999, cuando trabajaba dirigiendo comerciales para otra empresa y pensó en un cazador de trolls como un trabajo del día a día. Luego lo olvidó y regresó a su mente en 2005. En ese momento se puso a desarrollar el concepto y tenía la duda de si hacerlo chistoso o de miedo.Algo que considera Øvredal es que la cultura pop volvió a los trolls algo decorativo y para turistas, no representaba a su cultura del todo.El director entiende que puedan compararla a “Blair Witch”, dice que es difícil separarte de ella si tienes una cámara en un bosque, pero los efectos que él buscaba se alinean más a “Jurassic Park”, “Indiana Jones”, “Men in Black” o “Ghostbusters”.La película inició como un proyecto para Noruega, sin embargo, obtuvo muy buena recepción internacional, lo que sorprendió al director por completo.Actor:Otto Jespersen, el cazador de trolls, es un comediante famoso en Noruega. El director lo invitó por lo conocido que era, además, estaba realizando un papel muy serio, por lo que habría contraste y quería que, en ciertos momentos, hubiera posibilidad de agregar toques cómicos.¿De qué trata la película?Un grupo de estudiantes de universidad investigan extrañas muertes de animales, sitios destruidos, eventos insólitos en la ciudad y no pueden evitar notar que existe un cazador, sin permiso oficial, en la ciudad. Lo persiguen y, eventualmente, Hans les permite filmar su trabajo: cazar trolls bajo órdenes del gobierno.Producción:Algo que es increíble al ver la película es la ubicación. Creo que es un deleite estar viendo toda esa zona montañosa y boscosa de Noruega. Los lagos. Es impresionante, genera bastante placer a la vista. Me daban ganas de ir a conocer las ciudades. Respecto a esto, la filmación se dio en la parte oeste del país.Summit Entertainment compró los derechos para realizar un remake americano, todo esto sucedió previo a que saliera por primera vez en cines.Folclor noruego:La mitología nórdica se compartió desde el siglo XIII de forma oral, por lo tanto, hay varias versiones sobre el origen de los trolls, sin embargo, hubo algunos intentos de llevarlos al lenguaje escrito a través de la Poética Edda y la Prosa Edda. Aun así, muchos académicos tienen desacuerdos con respecto a sus orígenes y significados.Troll:La palabra “troll” significa “enemigo, demonio, lobo y gigante”, desde el punto del lenguaje. Se ha usado para describir todas estas cosas. Por ejemplo, “jötunn” (gigante), monstruos hostiles y “risi” (seres heroicos), todos han sido referidos como trolls. Entonces, quizá “troll” significa algo mucho más amplio, no “criatura maliciosa”.Tipos:Los de las montañas y los del bosque: son grandes, torpes y feos. Por ejemplo, los que conocemos de “Dungeons and Dragons”, cuya estatura es grande comparada con un humano, pero pueden llegar a tener un tamaño mayor. Se dice que estos trolls causan desastres como huracanes y avalanchas, usan árboles para hacer sus armas de madera. Se esconden bajo los puentes y la leyenda dice que debes resolver un acertijo si es que quieres cruzarlo.Los de las cavernas: viven bajo la tierra y se les considera más pequeños que los humanos, de abdomen redondo, con pequeños brazos y piernas. En la mitología nórdica no son amigos de los humanos, al contrario, los engañan para su beneficio.Tipos de Trolls que describe Hans en la película: Ringlefinch, es el que aparece en el puente y los de la mina abandonada. Tosserlad, de tres cabezas. Rimetosser. Jotnar, el más grande de todos y hace su aparición al final de la película. Religión:Se dice que los trolls se vuelven locos si hay un cristiano cerca o campanas sonando.Como bien sabemos, Thor es parte de la mitología nórdica y es un cazador de trolls, así que utiliza su rayo para cazarlos.En la película, el cazador de trolls pregunta si alguno de los estudiantes es cristiano o cree en Dios porque esas criaturas pueden detectarlos (el destino de Kall).Les molestan las canciones cristianas (la camioneta del cazador tiene bocinas y las usa para atraerlos). En el folclore escandinavo, los seres humanos se protegían de los trolls mediante el cristianismo. Las campanas de iglesia, crucifijos, palabras como “Jesús” o “Cristo” servían contra ellos.Debilidades:La exposición a la luz solar es una de sus grandes debilidades, pues los convierte en piedra.En la película, el cazador utiliza un arma que dispara luz ultravioleta para derrotarlos durante la noche.Zona nórdica:Se dice que la zona nórdica alojaba a muchos trolls y que en el pasado hubo una gran pelea entre bandos. En ese entonces eran grandes, gigantescos. Esos grupos empezaron a aventarse piedras de un lado a otro hasta que los alcanzó el amanecer. Por eso hay montañas enormes en ese territorio y muchas tienen forma de trolls, pues son los vestigios de aquella gran batalla. Por lo mismo, ciertos sitios llevan nombres relacionados: “el paso de los trolls”, “el pico del troll”, entre otras.En la película utilizaban líneas de alta tensión en las zonas montañosas como cerca eléctrica para mantener a los trolls alejados de los pueblos aledaños o del ser humano en general, pero un sector de cables se rompió y las criaturas huyeron debido al Jotnar, provocando que se acercaran e hicieran destrozos en las comunidades. Además, todos esos trolls tienen rabia y esta aumenta su inestabilidad. Tal cosa se explica cuando la veterinaria les comenta que la muestra de sangre tomada a un troll anterior mostró que estaba infectado, así como Thomas, quien fue mordido por un troll al principio de la película.El servicio de seguridad trolliana (Troll Security Service):Esta agencia es la que se encarga de mantener en secreto la existencia de los Trolls. Al principio no entendemos bien por qué los deben de eliminar y limpiar sus destrozos para cubrir su existencia. Conforme avanza la película, Hans explica algo interesante: en los años 70 el gobierno planeaba construir unos túneles cerca del hábitat de los trolls y la agencia de seguridad trolliana se negó, por lo tanto, se les dio la orden de eliminarlos de esa área. Hans no estaba de acuerdo en matarlos, pero tuvo que obedecer y, con la cerca de cables de alta tensión rotos, debía encargarse de solucionar todo.¿Cuál fue la contribución de la película al cine de horror?Me gustan las referencias culturales evidentes y me dio un entendimiento de las criaturas como especie. Por lo general, las películas hollywoodenses las ponen como bestias, un enemigo, alguien a quien es fácil engañar y ya. “Trollhunter” las desarrolla mucho más, incluso hay una escena donde Hans nos habla de que tienen familias y lo difícil que es acabar con ellos, muestra compasión por el otro. Además, se mete en explicaciones de las subespecies de trolls, más allá de los tipos de “bosques-montaña” y los de las cavernas.Por ejemplo, el rey de las montañas aparece en una obra noruega llamada “Peer Gynt”.Otra cosa que noté en la película es que los trolls tienen cola. Los que vemos a menudo son los cutes de ojos grandes y cabello de colores, o los del señor de los anillos. Ninguno de estos tiene cola.Cuentos famosos: El chico que tuvo una competencia de comida con un troll: se hace referencia a él cuando le pregunta el chavo que está filmando a Hans sobre los concursos de comida. El cuento de las tres cabras en el puente: tres cabras tratan de cruzar un puente engañando y hasta peleando contra un troll que vive debajo. Otras referencias:El pintor Theodor Kittelsen es reconocido en Noruega por pintar trolls similares a los de la película. Ahí hay una referencia cruzada, pues él pintó la obra “Soria Moria Castle” que hace referencia a un cuento del mismo nombre. De allí surge la vinculación entre los trolls y su habilidad para detectar a los cristianos. Tal vez por eso los noruegos son ateos, ¡ops!¿Qué te gustó de la película?La película no fue de bajo presupuesto, es increíble cómo logró filmarla siendo independiente. Ya tenía trabajo de director de comerciales y, a pesar de que los efectos CGI pueden ser notorios, le agregan realismo, los llevan a parecer criaturas que podrían existir en este mundo, alejándolos de lo cute y poniéndolos como monstruos enormes, feos y sí, mantienen la torpeza y agresividad, ante todo.Me gustó mucho la justificación de sus narices enormes, pues se guiaban así, por el olfato, más que usando la vista.Los efectos de explosión o de “convertir en piedra” me parecieron bastante buenos. Pienso que agregó la parte de explotar para darle dinamismo a la película, lo cual fue excelente.¿Qué no te gustó de la película?Hace poco estuve leyendo una historia sobre mitología nórdica que trataba de un troll femenino, cuyo nombre es Huldra. Esta criatura engaña a los hombres, los convierte en su pareja y si el hombre llega a escapar, olvida todo lo que sucedió cuando vivió con ella. La forma de reconocerlas es por medio de su cola, a pesar de que su cuerpo es el de una hermosa mujer. Así que ojo con los furris, no vayan a ser Huldras. Habiendo dicho esto, me hubiera gustado que incluyeran algo al respecto, tal vez este tipo de troll llevaba una línea muy lejana al proyecto.Créditos:Radio Horror es producido por Caro Arriaga y Rael Aguilar.Edición por Matías Beltrando desde Destek Soporte.Música:Closing Theme Hounds of Love por Dan Luscombe (Intro), Insiders por Joe Crotty (Intro), Patchwork por Patchworker f.k.a. 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This minisode introduces two crazy a** creatures found in nature. First, Chris talks about a creature known as the Nokken, who can shapeshift into a wooden log, a beautiful man, a horse, or an evil tree monster. Then, Cody discusses a beautiful female creature with a cow's tail, the Huldra, who entices men to marry her…and then kills them! Can you guess our next episode topic?Links:https://www.deviantart.com/byhuldra/journal/Folklore-Profile-Nokken-790404158https://www.mythicalcreaturesguide.com/huldra/https://symbolsage.com/huldra-norse-mythology/https://folklorethursday.com/folktales/skogsra-and-huldra-the-femme-fatale-of-the-scandinavian-forests/

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En los bosques escandinavos hay multitud de leyendas sobre mujeres sobrenaturales que pueden asaltar a aquellos incautos que se introduzcan en sus bosques. Un repaso por alguna de ellas. Extracto de La sombra de la Luna programa 05 Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

A chat with Bobby, Dominic, and Troy from Electric Huldra along with fans Adam, Johnny, Anthony, Nick, and Audrey. As well as a brief hello from the guys in Slumlord Radio. Electric Huldra are a hard hitting rock band that channels a bit of the 70's and stoner rock vibes while making the genre their own. I first heard them at Fuzz Fest where I became an instant fan. Our chat delved into how the band got started and in particular how Troy started playing the bass through his guitar. The band is working on new music with Adam Wilkinson handling the mix. They plan to release the new music on cassette as well as digitally. We talked a bit about the thriving local rock music scene and some of the awesome people within that scene. While the scene that Gene Simmons may have known with mega rock bands is gone, there is still plenty of great music. Our conversation wandered into influences, first albums and concerts. As usual, we wrapped up with the dreaded debate regarding pizza and pineapple. Sit back, grab your favorite beverage and dig into our chat with Electric Huldra. Electric Huldra Links Check out Electric Huldra on Bandcamp Follow Electric Huldra on Facebook, Instagram Fans With Bands Links Subscribe to Fans With Bands on your favorite podcast service such as Apple, Google, Youtube, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Audible, Amazon Music or Stitcher.  Be sure to rate the show and please send us feedback. We would love to hear from you. You can also follow Fans With Bands on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram For samplings of music by artists featured on Fans With Band

An old folklore creature comes to the modern era. Will they be like the tellings of old? Or will this lead down a new path? Written by Mary-Kate McChesney. Performed by Cole.

Alysia and Kortney do their second Norse Mythology episode and talk about four Nordic cryptids including the Draugr, (fan of white walkers?), The Huldra, the gossiping ratatoskr, and the elusive Fossegrim. Kortney is convinced Charlie Daniels knew a Fossegrim. 

In this chapter, we finish The Subtle Knife (kinda - Patreon episode on the appendix & lantern slides to follow)! Will and Lyra continue up the mountain, urged on by the alethiometer. Will's hand has still not healed and in this final chapter he is at the brink physically and emotionally.Join us as we chat ancient Greek weapons, ‘love' the whole hell-hath-no-fury story line and get skeptical about Boreal's susceptibility to obvious manipulation.------Spoiler warnings for His Dark Materials and some tiny part of The Book of Dust, but we highly recommend checking out Lo's article on the witches of HDM and Scandinavian folklore here.Learn some basics about the Makhaira here.Not heard of this Eve person? Well you can read more here or here. But which one is Lyra…?Not tired of stupid tropes about women scorned? Here is another fun story (it's the one with the dragon).You can read some basics about Huldra here.------Music by: Jaymen Persaud, performed by Claire Wickeswww.thedarkmaterialpodcast.comPatreon: www.patreon.com/darkmaterialpodcastTwitter: @darkmaterialpodInstagram: @thedarkmaterialpodcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/thedarkmaterialpodcast

The witchy legend of the seductive Huldra .What can us ladies learn from her and gentleman to . --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/guinivere-feminious-the-o/message

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In the dense woodlands of Scandinavia, a beautiful maiden walks amid the pines. Her melodious song murmurs through the branches — and lures wandering men into her clutches.

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Here we tell the Norse myth of Fafnir and talk about the mythical creature, the Huldra! Please note that when we talk about the dragon tail we made a mistake, we meant Tohru's tail not Kobayashi's tail. Please enjoy! We can be subscribed to for extra content and merchandise on Patreon.com/coffeetablemythos and we also sell individual merchandise where part of the proceeds from many of the items go to various charities on teespring.com/stores/coffee-table-mythos. Next week we will be discussing mythical beings from Japanese Mythology! Stay tuned and thank you for listening!! P.S. Important note, near the end of this episode there is more cursing than usual, so please be advised. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffee-table-mythos/support

Huldra viser seg som en vakker, forførende kvinne med langt gyllent hår forfra. Men ikke la deg lure - dette er bare en magisk forkledning. Egentlig er hun en stygg gammel trollkjerring som vokter skogens dyr og vekster med sine kjempekrefter. Hør episoden i appen NRK Radio

Det är början av juni och vi fortsätter enträget att leverera filmunderhållningssnack till alla som vill lyssna. I det 184:e avsnittet har vi kollat in Luc Bessons spion-action-stänkare ANNA där en ofrivillig rysk spion tvingas dubbelarbeta och gång på gång blir sviken av dem hon litar på. Luc Bessons filmbolag Europa står och svajar just nu. Vi reder ut om Bessons senaste tillskott som knappt marknadsfördes inför releasen och varför hans produktionsbolag kanske står på ruinens kant.Vi pratade för en tid sedan om den fantastiska independentfilmen MARELD av Ove Valeskog som vi båda hyllade. Vi blev förstås jätteglada att höra från Ove att hans tidigare film HULDRA från 2016 är nu släppt på SF Anytime för allmän beskådan. Vi fick dessutom chansen att kika in på både den vanliga versionen och Directors Cut för att jämföra och försöka resonera fram hur vi tror hur regissören har tänkt. Huldra skildrar ett kompisgäng som reser till ett äventyrläger mitt ute i den svenska skogen för att återknyta gammal vänskap från förr. Men ledaren för lägret, Harald,  har andra planer för gänget. Mitt ute i skogen lurar nämligen ett väsen som är rätt sugen på gästerna...Vi tar en titt djupt ner i avgrunden för att återse just THE ABYSS från 1989. Håller James Camerons undervattens-spektakel med Ed Harris fortfarande efter alla dessa år eller är den en föråldrad dinosarie?Dessutom så redovisar Thomas sitt projekt med FRIDAY THE 13TH. Han tog sig an att återse alla de 12 filmerna om massmördaren Jason Voorhees och berättar sitt helhetsintryck om denna långlivade slashersaga. Så sätt er tillrätta och häng med på en fullspäckad timme med era favoritfilmfarbröder Thomas & Tomas. Välkomna.

Etter tolv år på is gjenoppstod Gåte til utsolgte konserter og en sulten fanskare. Nå varsler de en spennende ny retning med singelen "Huldra". Foto: Ole Ekker

On this podcast, we're brave enough to stand up and say: I love my terrifyingly strong forest wife! Welcome back to The Cryptid Keeper, where this week we're covering a fascinating lady from Scandinavian folklore: The Huldra. Join us as we discuss the importance of manners when dealing with supernatural creatures, ladies with tails, and super-strong women of the woods. If she bends steel with her bare hands, then folks? She's a keeper.

Burnin' Turf IV - Electric Huldra - Midas - Against The GrainBike and Van Rally held at the Parisville Saloon in Ruth Mi

Episode 1: Anton & Ole prater med 100 åringen Ole Lillemoen om jakt, fiske, slaktemaske og dynamitt!

Denne uken snakket Heid Jerstad med Per Jostein Aarsand for Fortelleradio: lukk øynene og se. Per Jostein har vært kunstnerisk leder for Fortellerfestivalen, han turnerer for Den Kulturelle Skolesekken og Rikskonsertene og har fortalt for barn og voksne over hele landet. Forestillingene hans er ofte morsomme men her får vi også høre en bit av den vanskelige historien om jødetransporten under andre verdenskrig. I programmet forteller Per Jostein om sitt arbeid med jeg-historier, historier knyttet til steder i Norge og historier fra fortiden. Vi får også høre om forskjellen på å jobbe som forteller og som skuespiller, å berøre de som hører på og hvor historiene kommer fra.

Dave and Cameron discuss Hulder as depicted in the film, Thale. Links of note: @Sentionautplus @NightTwitten https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2077059.ScandinavianFolkBeliefandLegend?from_search=true

“MINE” is a devious word. Its small, narrow and kind of petty. It can be devastating when used in the wrong way. It’s a word that describes something that we are not really willing to share. It’s a word that brings me back to school and child play, a word that symbolises complete ownership. It’s a word we all use way too much, without even realising the power behind those four little letters. MINE. I wrote the song MINE about my husband Mark.The Scandinavian folklore character, Huldra, is beautiful temptress who lives amongst the trees, luring unsuspecting boys and men away from their families just so she can keep them and make them hers. She symbolises the gap that separates you from what used to be yours. This is why Huldra is a perfect analogy for MINE.The word “Mine” is a basic lie. Nothing really belongs to us. Mine is a man made concept.MINE from the HEX EP is out nowTrack: https://smarturl.it/IW_MineMusic Video: https://smarturl.it/InaWroldsenMineVideo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There has been a breach of one of the ancient taboos. Uldo, a young goblin from the barbarian village of Lobaram, has in an attempt to prove himself worthy decided to guide a group of Ambrian explorers into one of the ancient ruins in the forest of Davokar.  Knowing that these ruins are grounds tabooed by the Huldra, his older brother, Uhuglas, who has been honored with title of the chieftain's personal guard, is very ashamed of his brother's actions. He, along with the village witch, Algaya, has decided to take things into their own hands in order to try and stop Uldo… before it's too late.  Together with Algaya's fierce animal familiar, the boar Mortia, they have travelled for a few days in to the depths of the forest. However, there has been no sign of the rascal Uldo and the Ambrian company. Now Uhuglas, Algaya and Mortia are standing at the outskirts of the ruins, the ancient grounds where no one from the tribes have set foot, with the risk of suffering heavy corruption from whatever dark force might be lurking in there. There is right now a Kickstarter going for the campaign module "Yndaros: The Darkest Star" for Symbaroum and you can make your pledge here https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/449518387/yndaros-the-darkest-star-award-winning-symbaroum-c Adventure: Lost in the Deep, Symbaroum. Part I of II. Music: Iron Pact Orchestra, Sjellos and Halgrath Web: https://www.redmoonroleplaying.com iTunes: http://apple.co/2wTNqHx Android: http://bit.ly/2vSvwZi Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/RedMoonRoleplaying RSS: http://www.redmoonroleplaying.com/podcast?format=rss Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/RedMoonRoleplaying

De tre äventyrarna Horatius Kölner, Ragnar Klo och Farkka, Berget Som Går får ett underligt uppdrag av en främling på ett värdshus. Främlingen ber dem hämta hem hans fru från det gamla templet utanför byn Huldra. Hon är där för att välkomna en gud. Ska våra rollpersoner hitta kvinnan? Lever hon? Och vad är det som stigit ner från himlarna för att besöka byn, egentligen? Musik av Hatpastorn. Omslagskonst av Sebastian Ljungdahl. www.grodkonungensborg.se pod@grodkonungensborg.se

Har du hørt om heksene på Kolsås? Huldra på Nysetra? Eller hva med Svartemagisteren på Katnosa? Det er ikke lenge siden menneskene i Oslo var overbevist om at skogene våre var full av spøkelser, gjenferd, skrømt, nisser og trollgubber. Lokalhistoriker Even Saugstad har skrevet bok om overnaturlige vesener i Oslomarka, og kommer til Postkontoret for å fortelle hvor du bør gå for å møte dem. Og kanskje litt om hvor du for all del ikke bør gå.Vikarvert er også denne gangen Kyrre Holm Tønne Johannessen.Ta spørreundersøkelsen, så vinner du kanskje en middag med Kristopher!https://ecv.microsoft.com/yGZhixcs6B Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Har du hørt om heksene på Kolsås? Huldra på Nysetra? Eller hva med Svartemagisteren på Katnosa? Det er ikke lenge siden menneskene i Oslo var overbevist om at skogene våre var full av spøkelser, gjenferd, skrømt, nisser og trollgubber. Lokalhistoriker Even Saugstad har skrevet bok om overnaturlige vesener i Oslomarka, og kommer til Postkontoret for å fortelle hvor du bør gå for å møte dem. Og kanskje litt om hvor du for all del ikke bør gå.Vikarvert er også denne gangen Kyrre Holm Tønne Johannessen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From an old converted barbershop inside the area’s largest all-nude strip club comes the seventy-seventh episode of The Music & Arts Guild Showcase with your host, James McGee. AM1700 is joining forces with The Music & Arts Guild to form a supergroup not seen since The Birthday Party and members of Einsturzende Neubauten and Magazine […]

Lurer du på hvordan Huldra lukter? Ekkos Halfdan Bleken møter den entusiastiske friluftsmannen og pensjonisten, Torgrim Hallvardson Rygnestad som vet svaret.

On this episode we learn about the origins and legends of the Skogsrå, or Huldra, from Scandinavian folklore.I combined a few stories from across Sweden and Norway to put together this week's Five Minute Folklore.Thanks to Nordic for use of the song 'Döden', HerrSpelman for his song 'Trasklåt', and to Alice Bergqvist for providing the voice of the Skogrå.Contact at fiveminutefolklore@gmail.com www.fiveminutefolklore.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

1 – Vortex – John Carpenter 2 – Ghosts – Ibeyi 3 – Old Faces (Bodhi Remix) – Laura Bogget 4 – CAROUSEL – East India Youth 5 – lavender – turtle 6 – Ice (feat. Lost Twin) – Dromnu 7 – Huldra – Gidge 8 – Timedrive – Abucs 9 – Forgive Forget Forsake […] The post Planeta Binario 19/02/2015 first appeared on Ripollet Ràdio.

1 – Vortex – John Carpenter 2 – Ghosts – Ibeyi 3 – Old Faces (Bodhi Remix) – Laura Bogget 4 – CAROUSEL – East India Youth 5 – lavender – turtle 6 – Ice (feat. Lost Twin) – Dromnu 7 – Huldra – Gidge 8 – Timedrive – Abucs 9 – Forgive Forget Forsake […]

On this week's episode we preview the upcoming film festival season in Utah. First up, SLUG writer Jory Carroll chats on the phone with Slamdance head Peter Baxter; SLUG writer Alex Springer sits down in the Soundwaves studio with Brandon Smith form the LDS Film Festival; and SLUG's Managing Editor Esther Meroño talks on the phone with the new co-directors of the Sundance Film Festival, Laurie Hopkins and Sarah Pearce. Plus, a Localized preview from Screaming Condors and brand new music from Huldra. As you've heard, film festival season is quickly approaching and we’d like to hear what you’re most looking forward to from Sundance and Slamdance film festivals happening in January. Call our automated voicemail line at 858-233-9324 and tell us your thoughts. You may get played on the show! … read more The post Episode #79 – Slamdance, Huldra, LDS Film Festival, Screaming Condors, Sundance first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

One of the films playing this week at the Toronto International Film Festival this week is Thale, a low-budget dark fantasy film from Norway. Silje Reinåmo stars as the titular character, a strange creature from Scandinavian folklore called a Huldra, who is discovered by two unsuspecting forensic agents in a basement. In this episode, Reinåmo joins Andrew to discuss the mythology behind her character, how she approached her performance, and what it's like to spend the majority of a film shoot in the nude, among other topics. SHOW NOTES: About Our Guest: Silje Reinåmo is a Norwegian actress and musician. She stars in the Norwegian television series "Hjem" (Home) and can most recently be seen as the titular character in the dark fantasy film "Thale" from director Aleksander Nordaas. "Thale" has played at film festivals around the world and is now on DVD/Blu-Ray in Scandinavia. At the moment she is wrapping up production on the film "Patriot Act" directed by Wayne Slaten. The Episode: 0:27 - Introduction 2:55 - What exactly is a Huldra? 4:27 - How did you approach the emotional extremes of the performance? 5:17 - How were the special effects handled on set? 5:56 - What inspired you to join this project? 7:20 - What was the atmosphere like on set since you're naked for most of the film? 8:47 - How did you approach the idea of having a tail? 10:00 - How do you view Thale's psychology? 12:40 - Show close DON'T FORGET: You can contact us by emailing letsgetreel@filmgeekradio.com. Thanks for listening!

This week, our host JP sits down with Henry Glasheen as he gives his own account of the E3 expo in Los Angeles; SLUG writer Johnny Logan gets the details on the Salt Lake City Public Library's new online catalog and smart phone app; and SLUG writer Brighton Metz chats with Salt City Derby Girls owner/president Brew HaHa about the new banked track and their season. Plus, new music from SLC ambient metal rockers Huldra and hip hop artist Dusk Raps. What are your favorite local albums from 2012 so far? What's the one song from a Utah band you can't stop listening to this year? Call our automated voicemail line at 858-233-9324 and tell us your thoughts. You may get played on the show! … read more The post Episode #51 – E3, Huldra, The City Library, Dusk Raps, Salt City Derby Girls first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

Ryan Sharp, President Of CEO of Huldra Silver (TSX-V:HDA), tells us about his plans to be producing 2m ounces of silver by Q3 of this year.Huldra Silver is exploring and developing its wholly owned high grade silver deposits located at Treasure Mountain in the Similkameen Mining Division, British Columbia.View Huldra's presentation.Ryan Sharp and Magnus Bratlien with a 350lb Galena rock removed from Level 1 of the mine in 1988:A HULDRA: See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit frisby.substack.com/subscribe

Ryan Sharp, President Of CEO of Huldra Silver (TSX-V:HDA), tells us about his plans to be producing 2m ounces of silver by Q3 of this year. Huldra Silver is exploring and developing its wholly owned high grade silver deposits located at Treasure Mountain in the Similkameen Mining Division, British Columbia. View Huldra’s presentation. Ryan Sharp and Magnus Bratlien with a 350lb Galena... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We talk about the Huldra or Hulder also check out our friends shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/BNBCraftinDesign