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Get it for free in the App Store. Hey everyone welcome to Blurry Photos. I'm your host, David Flora.

I'm really excited for this episode. It's a great interview about digital folk war, something that is growing and evolving before our very eyes.

And my guest was just a blast to speak to.

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and look for the collections with me as the narrator. On to my interview

about digital folklore. I had the absolute pleasure of speaking with Dr Lynn Lynn McNeil, Associate Professor of Folklore and

Chair of the Folklore Program at Utah State University. She is the author of

Folklore Rules and is the co-editor of Slenderman is coming,

creepy pasta and contemporary legends on the internet, and

legend tripping, a contemporary legend case book.

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