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Beliefs and Customs Across Cultures
42:19 - 46:01 (03:41)
The Podcast discusses beliefs and customs across various cultures ranging from mythology, religion to the golden rule in the context of folklore. Additionally, it delves into the concept of evil eye, hex, and curse in various cultures.
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Belief folklore is when legends or traditions affect human behavior, such as not leaving the house on Friday the 13th or calming down when rear-ended in a car accident due to the golden rule.
42:19 - 43:37 (01:17)
Summary
Belief folklore is when legends or traditions affect human behavior, such as not leaving the house on Friday the 13th or calming down when rear-ended in a car accident due to the golden rule.
ChapterBeliefs and Customs Across Cultures
EpisodeSelects: What is folklore?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The hosts discuss how body communication and gestures are culturally specific, highlighting examples from America, England, and Italy.
43:37 - 44:45 (01:08)
Summary
The hosts discuss how body communication and gestures are culturally specific, highlighting examples from America, England, and Italy. They also discuss how certain gestures can defuse tension in a situation.
ChapterBeliefs and Customs Across Cultures
EpisodeSelects: What is folklore?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The speaker talks about a break dancing six-year-old girl who participated in a competition and astonished everyone with her moves, including leveling a 12-year-old boy and performing comedic insults at her opponents.
44:45 - 45:30 (00:45)
Summary
The speaker talks about a break dancing six-year-old girl who participated in a competition and astonished everyone with her moves, including leveling a 12-year-old boy and performing comedic insults at her opponents.
ChapterBeliefs and Customs Across Cultures
EpisodeSelects: What is folklore?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Chuck and his co-host discuss the significance and personal connections to folklore.
45:30 - 46:01 (00:30)
Summary
Chuck and his co-host discuss the significance and personal connections to folklore.