This week on Fluff Around & Find Out, Jordan and Dean venture deep into the frozen forests to uncover the terrifying legend of the Wendigo — a figure rooted in Indigenous Algonquian-speaking traditions and far more disturbing than modern horror movies would have you believe.From starvation, greed, and isolation to mimic voices in the snow and chilling historical accounts, the duo explore the cultural origins of the Wendigo, the controversy surrounding “Wendigo psychosis,” and why this legend continues to haunt people today. Along the way: remote hunting camps, impossible footsteps, voices calling from blizzards, modern sightings in Canada’s wilderness, and Dean slowly deciding he will never set foot in a forest again.This episode discusses folklore connected to Cree, Ojibwe, Saulteaux, Innu and other Indigenous communities, with respect for the cultural significance behind the stories.So lock the doors, keep the fire burning… and if something whispers your name from the trees, don’t answer.Topics Include:• The true origins of the Wendigo legend• Indigenous folklore and cautionary teachings• Winter survival horror and isolation• Wendigo psychosis and historical debate• Jack Fiddler and the 1907 case• Modern encounters and mimic voice stories• Why pop culture got the Wendigo wrong Listener discretion advised: contains discussions of cannibalism, psychological horror, death, and disturbing themes.