About The Resurrectionists

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🕯️ Light a candle, settle into the shadows, and let’s begin…

Step into a world where forgotten folklore, eerie nursery rhymes, and dark fairy tales come to life. With haunting storytelling and gothic mystery, we unearth the real history, lost legends, and sinister truths buried in the stories you thought you knew.

From the twisted origins of childhood rhymes to ghostly legends and supernatural folklore, each tale whispers secrets from the past—not just myths, but echoes of real events and forgotten fears… if you dare to listen.

The Grand Old Duke of York: The Dark Truth Behind the Rhyme

It's a rhyme we've all sang in childhood, but behind its cheerful beat lies a very old mystery, one that has puzzled historians, folklorists, and curious minds for generations. This episode explores the origins and hidden meanings behind the classic nursery rhyme.

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The 3,000-Year-Old Secret Behind The Gingerbread Man

Run, run, as fast as you can… you can’t catch me — I’m the Gingerbread Man. A harmless fairytale? Not quite. Behind the sugared laughter lies something far older… and far darker. Tonight, we’ll follow the crumbs back over 3,000 years: from Celtic harvest rites and fiery wicker men, to ancient gods…

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The Chapter Too Dark for 'Wind in the Willows'

🌿 Most remember The Wind in the Willows as a cosy tale—picnics on the river, Ratty and Mole, and Mr Toad’s glorious chaos. But hidden in its reeds is a chapter so strange many editions cut it entirely. Why did Kenneth Grahame place a pagan god at the heart of a children’s book—and why did later edi…

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