The East Slavic Folklore Iceberg Gets Weird

Описание: Hello everyone!
Welcome back to a new layer of the Easter Slavic Folklore & Mythology Iceberg, it's been a while. This time we're getting into more regional and less known folk creatures and mythological stories, and stuff is starting to get weird and unpredictable. This time we're going to be more thorough, as you can tell from the length, and we'll be exploring different creepy crawlers and things that go bump in your banya from Ukraine-Belarus-Russia regions.

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Timestamps:
00:00 Introductions
01:38 Neo-Paganism (Неоязычество)
05:02 Sadko (Садко)
10:13 Alkonost and Sirin (Алконост и Сирин)
10:52 Rusalka (Русалка)
16:20 Swan-geese (Гуси Лебеды)
19:42 Bannik (Банник)
21:51 Hoaxes (Подделки)
26:11 Svyatogor (Святогор)
29:16 The Sea Tsar (Морской Царь)
30:00 Poludnitsa (Полудница)
33:19 The Waters of Life and Death (Жывая/Мёртвая Вода)
36:10 Rod & Rozhanicy (Род и Рожаницы)
38:55 Tugarin Zmey (Тугарин Змей)
40:16 Witches & Warlocks (Ведьмы и Колдуны)
45:40 Viy (Вий)
51:57 Upir (Упырь)
57:52 Bolotnik (Болотник)
1:00:02 Mother Moist Earth (Мать - сыра земля)
1:01:20 Fiery Serpent (Огненный Змей)
1:03:36 Mikula Selyaninovitch (Микула Селянинович)
1:05:21 Polenitsa (Поленица)
1:07:34 Peresvet and Chelubei (Пересвет и Челубей)
1:08:34 Final Thoughts

Thank you.