Episode 4: Myths and Tricksters – Culturally F’d
Who would win in a fight? Brer Rabbit or Coyote? YOU DECIDE. This week we talk about myths, legends and oral stories.
Especially the ones about Coyote and Brer.
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Credits:
Music used with permission by Khord Kitty:
https://cometo.bandcamp.com/track/fun-time-for-fun-time
https://cometo.bandcamp.com/track/can-i-have-some-music
https://cometo.bandcamp.com/track/battle-of-tora-interlude
Theme music by Khord Kitty https://www.furaffinity.net/user/khordkitty
Culturally F’d is produced by Arrkay, Directed by Underbite
Copyright 2015 Culturally F’d
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