EP 66: THE HAWAIIAN TWOFER!
Welcome back everyone to another episode of Campfire Adventures Podcast. lf you've been following along for the past year then you know we were covering stories from a road trip we took across America! At the end of the trip we officially visited and recorded an episode in 48 states. Which is amazing, but now that we are done we still have two states to visit in order to have completely traveled across the US. Well you know how I've been saying this podcast makes dreams come true? Well this week's episode was recorded from our trip to Oahu! Yup you read that right and these very famous islands are a hotbed of spiritual energy and legends. So to try to do the islands some justice we are doing a new twofer episode! This episode is filled with laughs, we have a live audience and a warning I highly recommend you heed. Enjoy!
PART 1: THE NIGHT MARCHERS!
A depiction of the Night Marchers!
A photo from the episode of Lilo & Stitch about the Night Marchers!
Here is the opening scene from the Night Marchers episode of Lilo & Stitch
The trailer of Netflix’s movie involving the Night Marchers!
PART 2: PELE, GODDESS OF FIRE AND VOLCANOES!
Another depiction of the Goddess Pele
SOURCE MATERIALS:
For the story:
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For the Video:
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