Episode 2 : The Cave in the Side of Coron

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Cozy Kwento: A Filipino Storytelling Podcast

Anama O'Reilly

3 episodes

5 days ago

A spinoff of The Gods Must Be Crazy, Cozy Kwento brings Philippine mythology and folklore to life through cozy storytelling. Hosted by Anama and Ice, each episode retells VERY old tales—from enchanted amulets to mythical heroes—in a warm, immersive, and relaxing way. Curl up, press play, and reconnect with the magic of our ancestors’ stories.

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Episode 2 : The Cave in the Side of Coron

Cozy Kwento: A Filipino Storytelling Podcast

19 minutes 57 seconds

2 weeks ago

Episode 2 : The Cave in the Side of Coron

In this eerie island tale from Sargent Kayme’s Anting-Anting Stories, we find ourselves off the cliffs of Coron, Palawan, where the sea meets a hidden cave and a test of endurance begins.

A haunting story of survival, mystery, and the strange mercy of fate.

✨ For fans of Philippine folklore, island legends, and cozy storytelling with a dark twist. #CozyKwento #PhilippineMythology #PinoyFolklore

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Cozy Kwento is a storytelling spinoff of The Gods Must Be Crazy, a podcast on Philippine Mythology. Follow us over at @cozy_kwento_podcast and @godsmustbecrazy.pod on Instagram for more good stuff, and possibly answer some burning questions after this episode such as: What does a manananggal look like? How do you cook adobo? We also welcome any suggestions on future topics or episodes.

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Sources:

The Project Gutenberg EBook of Anting-Anting Stories, by Sargent Kayme at www.gutenberg.org