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Episode 005 - Walk Like a Mountain by Manly Wade Wellman

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Episode 5 of Fantastic Transmissions is about Walk Like a Mountain by Manly Wade Wellman. Walk is a tale of Appalachain fantasy, of a giant who dwells on a cliff over the holler, and how our heroic balladeer John treats with this strange relic. In this episode, I talk about some history of giant folklore - in America and Britain - and also talk about Manly Wade Wellman and some of the myths surrounding white Appalachian identity.

The intro music is sampled from Clyde Borly and His Percussions, off the album "Music in Five Dimensions." The rest of the music in the podcast was created by Blue Dot Sessions. Their work can be found on the Free Music Archive under a Non-Commercial Attribution License. You can also find all their tracks at www.sessions.blue.

References and a complete transcript, as well as links to my other projects, can be found at my blog, Off Michael's Bookshelf.

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Episode 5 of Fantastic Transmissions is about Walk Like a Mountain by Manly Wade Wellman. Walk is a tale of Appalachain fantasy, of a giant who dwells on a cliff over the holler, and how our heroic balladeer John treats with this strange relic. In this episode, I talk about some history of giant folklore - in America and Britain - and also talk about Manly Wade Wellman and some of the myths surrounding white Appalachian identity.

The intro music is sampled from Clyde Borly and His Percussions, off the album "Music in Five Dimensions." The rest of the music in the podcast was created by Blue Dot Sessions. Their work can be found on the Free Music Archive under a Non-Commercial Attribution License. You can also find all their tracks at www.sessions.blue.

References and a complete transcript, as well as links to my other projects, can be found at my blog, Off Michael's Bookshelf.

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