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Recognizing Cultural Taboos
25:07 - 31:33 (06:25)
The concept of cultural taboos can be subjective and specific to families and society. It may involve anything from recipes to stories or mythology that support human sacrifice in past cultures, but it is not always easy to identify or pin down.
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The episode discusses the rich traditions within families, including recipes and holiday traditions, and how difficult it can be to define them.
25:07 - 26:46 (01:39)
Summary
The episode discusses the rich traditions within families, including recipes and holiday traditions, and how difficult it can be to define them.
ChapterRecognizing Cultural Taboos
EpisodeSelects: What is folklore?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The hosts discuss the difference between dressing and stuffing, and how family recipes are part of a family's folklore.
26:46 - 27:45 (00:58)
Summary
The hosts discuss the difference between dressing and stuffing, and how family recipes are part of a family's folklore.
ChapterRecognizing Cultural Taboos
EpisodeSelects: What is folklore?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
A designated tradition bearer was responsible for telling each family their family folklore in certain cultures, such as some Native American and West African tribes.
27:45 - 28:48 (01:03)
Summary
A designated tradition bearer was responsible for telling each family their family folklore in certain cultures, such as some Native American and West African tribes. They were considered great storytellers who kept in charge of all the folklore of the different families in the community.
ChapterRecognizing Cultural Taboos
EpisodeSelects: What is folklore?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The episode discusses the different types of folklore, including positive and negative examples, such as stories or mythology that support human sacrifice.
28:48 - 31:33 (02:44)
Summary
The episode discusses the different types of folklore, including positive and negative examples, such as stories or mythology that support human sacrifice.