Welcome, darlings, to the curious world of Filipino folklore, where creatures of legend and myth roam free. Today, we shall dive deep into the fascinating tale of the Nuno sa Punso, a creature known for its small stature and immense power.

"Nuno sa punso" is a Philippine folklore creature that is said to dwell in anthills. It is considered a guardian or protector of the environment and is often described as a small, elderly man.

Let Willow take you deeper into the realm of the Nuno. And don't forget to say "Tabi tabi po!".

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Welcome to Dark and Curious! Listen in as Willow takes us into the lush and vibrant forests of the Philippines, where a creature lurks beyond human comprehension. They call it the Engkanto, a being of otherworldly beauty and fearsome power. With its beguiling voice and seductive gaze, it lures unsuspecting travelers into the heart of the jungle, never to be seen again. But don't let its enchanting façade fool you.

The Engkanto is a master of dark magic and twisted desires. Its touch can drive a person mad with obsession, and its whispers can weave spells of destruction. So beware, my friend, for the Engkanto waits in the shadows, eager to claim its next victim.

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Welcome to Dark and Curious, where we dive into the mysterious Mangkukulam. For those who don't know, a Mangkukulam is a type of witch in Philippine folklore known for casting spells and curses on their unsuspecting victims.

But beware, dear listeners, as we delve deeper into the eerie practices of these dark sorcerers, we can't guarantee that we won't attract the attention of a real-life Mangkukulam. So if you feel a sudden chill or your cat starts staring fixedly at a blank wall, remember - it's probably a coincidence...or is it?

So, gather around, hold onto your talismans, and let's explore the spine-tingling world of the Mangkukulam. Just keep your doors locked and your windows barred because you never know who or what might lurk outside, waiting for the perfect moment to strike...

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Sit back and listen to Willow as she dabbles into the strange and unsettling world of creatures that can transform at will.

From the aswang that can shift from human to monstrous form to the manananggal that can detach its upper torso and grow wings, these shapeshifters are the stuff of nightmares. But don't worry; I'll make sure to keep the lights on for you.

Join Willow as she explores the eerie legends and dark folklore of the Philippines, and learn what to do if you ever come face to face with a shapeshifter. Just remember, if something looks too good to be true, it just might be a shapeshifter in disguise.

So tune in, if you dare, to "Shifty Business: Shapeshifters in Philippine Folklore." It's guaranteed to send shivers down your spine and make you second-guess every shadowy corner.

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Old family homes are supposed to be warm and comforting, but not in Nina's and her family's ancestral home, which they got from her grandparents. In this episode, she tells us about her Dad's encounter with someone or something that seems to be living in their old house and made itself known when the house gradually went quiet over the years.

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Have you ever been creeped out when facing a mirror? There's an urban legend about a lady haunting schools and terrorizing unlucky ones who just want to freshen themselves up. Turn up those speakers or put your headphones on, and let Willow's best friend's imagination take you there, in the school bathroom with the lady in the mirror...

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Just like in the previous episode, where Joey recounted his encounter with earthquake victims' spirits, Willow talks about her own earthquake experience on July 16, 1990, and how events that take away lives bring about more paranormal presences.

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Two of the most destructive earthquakes ravaged some parts of Luzon, Philippines. And they both occurred in the month of July. Though these quakes wreaked havoc 32 years apart, many people like Joey, our sender, still remember it as if it happened just yesterday.

• 1990 Luzon Earthquake
• 2022 Luzon Earthquake
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Join Willow as she reads through Joey's encounter with spirits who seem to not have known that they were taken too soon.

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