Tales From Discovia

In this Episode of Tales from Discovia, Emily Digs in to the intricacies of Discovian Clam Hunting with a return guest! Plus listeners can meet our new members of the Tales from Discovia Team!

Go to our Instagram for more information on our CLAMMMS fundraiser to help Emily get to Discovia! @tales_from_discovia.

Emily shares a sneak peak at HBO's new mini series "Mud & Thorns" From the creators of "Game of Thrones". We also hear from the shows Executive Producer Milo Derbin.

Emily Sits down with Discovian fashion designer Viktor Hurtz. Viktor is a huge name in Discovia, and the man behind iconic clothing brand “Bönk”. They talk fashion, trends and talk to a second special guest...

Emily sits down with Discovian Moosic producer Hönk Shöö to discuss the world's longest music festival, The LüginBall, held twice a year in Discovia.

Emily finds an archival film reel from the 1950's on Discovia, and miraculously, she tracks down some of the youth from the film to interview!

Emily interviews Brøn Schtiff on her new book, “Me & My Schtiffy” as they discuss the abolishment of the Discovian Land Army by her mother Ølga Schtiff in the late 70’s.

We also hear an excerpt from the pro military documentary “Clip Clop Hoof No More”. Narrated by Russel Crowe.

Emily dives into one of Discovia's Holy Texts just in time for Easter!

Special Guest Vater Schmitz, discusses the "Flůppenbünnig" sermon- delivered springtime each year.

Emily discusses a unaired episode of the popular TV series Dairy Diaries.

An incredible Archaeological dig, a superstitious culture, and a supernatural curse.

Guest: Professor Steve Tugson

On the first Episode of Tales From Discovia, Emily invites Historian and Professor Pete Langstead to give an overview of Discovia. We also hear a tale from the famous Discovian Poet Bünt Cäk.

Mud, Grass, & Monsters...Tales From Discøvia follows one PhD student’s journey to uncover the history, folklore and culture of one of the worlds most forgotten nations. Discøvia In each episode, Emily will interview experts, examine stories from the region, and discover her cultural ties to the area. Join us on this exciting journey through Eastern Europe’s “Border Nation”.