In our 50th episode, Sammy leads the ladies on a hike they might not return from due to a creepy cryptid: The Hidebehind. As the Gnarled Vine is poured, the ladies consult the produce calendar, debate Slender Man’s level of hairiness, and gush over job lore. So grab your favorite Cabernet Sauvignon and don’t get distracted in the woods, Ladies Who Disappear in the Woods will have you never wanting to leave the couch again!

Happy Thanksgiving to our listeners! We are endlessly grateful for you. Good luck with the family ;)

TW

Horror

Sources:

“The Hidebehind” by HolisticJB on beastsoflegend.com

“Hidebehind: American Lumberjack Monster Folklore” by Jeff O’Connor on connectparanormal.net

“Call of the Cryptid: The Hidebehind, a fearsome cryptid of American folklore” by Wade Wainio on MSN.com

“What is known about the hide behind? Is it true that people have seen it?” Answer by Asrthak Khatri on Quora

Fearsome Critters, Written by Henry H. Tryon • Illustrated by Margaret R. Tryon

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On this special A Closer Look Episode, the ladies share their spooky tales from their tour at the worlds most haunted ship, The Queen Mary after diving deep into its history on Episode 35 "Ladies Who Go on a Ghostly Voyage".

If you have been to The Queen Mary and have any chilling stories or photos from your time on the ship, email us at ladieswholorepod@gmail.com with any stories or photos!

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In this week’s episode, Lindsay opens the storybook and tells an often forgotten unsettling fairytale: Bluebeard. As the Quail Oak is poured, the ladies open doors they shouldn’t, gush over colorful beards, and recount their favorite Taylor Swift music videos. So grab a yearless sauvignon blanc and try to find the moral of this twisted tale. Ladies Who Dye Their Beards will ensure you never ignore the ick again.

TW:

Death, gore, murder

Sources:

Estés, C. P. (1992). Women Who Run With The Wolves. Ballantine Books.

Perrault, C. (1886). The Story of Blue Beard. Project Gutenberg.

Bone and Sickle. Conomor the Accursed. Bone and Sickle.

Worderist. The Mixed Up Morality of Bluebeard. Worderist.

Tales of Faerie. The Issue of the "Moral" in Bluebeard. Tales of Faerie.

Crawford, L. Bluebeard: Why the Grimmest of Fairytales is Still All-Too-Relevant. BBC.

Sur La Lune. Bluebeard Related Tales. Sur La Lune.

Fairy Tales with Jen. The History of Bluebeard. YouTube.

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