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In English-speaking media Russians are often portrayed as evil, menacing, or obscure. While this podcast doesn’t approve of violence or hate of any kind, it is a tool for those who aim to create evil, menacing, or obscure content.
You want to add Russian lore to your story? Go for it. Just make it legitimate.
We are here to help with that.
The tale we are going to offer you today is called "The Princess Who Would Not Smile", and is somehow about the ways to treat the undead. Full transcript is available on our website: http://blisaletter.ru/2023/06/19/bonus-tale-01-live-laugh/
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Our narrator for today is THE Peter Joseph Lewis, and trust us, you can't be fully ready for the mouse.
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Narration & script: Stacy, doc.
Proofreading: craux & Saika.
Guest star: Peter Joseph Lewis.
Musical score: Andrei Popov.
bl is a Letter: Dark Russian Folklore
In English-speaking media Russians are often portrayed as evil, menacing, or obscure. While this podcast doesn’t approve of violence or hate of any kind, it is a tool for those who aim to create evil, menacing, or obscure content.
You want to add Russian lore to your story? Go for it. Just make it legitimate.
We are here to help with that.
