Trevor Collins

And every now and then it's nice to kind of dive into some history and some like exploration of how we got to where we are on certain topics like this one.

And I'm sure a lot of people have learned a lot today.

Like I was very excited for this episode.

As soon as you said, you know, I didn't know until like minutes before shooting like werewolves.

I'm like, oh, this rules.

So very excited.

I also thought we were going to go into maybe the nuances of what they're weak to or whatnot, remedies or solutions, but it was very much focused on how different cultures perceive them and the lore from different parts of the world, which was very interesting and very different.

Lots to learn about werewolves, even after watching so much, reading a lot, and seeing so much.

So, yeah.

It's hard to be exhaustive on any topic considering we do something completely different every single week.

But Task Force, I know this was, you know, and maybe it's due to the nature of this creature and its origin, but I know it's pretty Eurocentric.

There's a little dabble there in the Middle East.

But if you know of any historic stories or even modern tales of the werewolf, wherever you're from out of this area, whether it's through Asia, Oceania, South America, North America,

anywhere else in the world.

Hell, if penguins are down there experiencing werewolves, I want to know about it.

So let us know.

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