Episode 3: Kushtaka & the Alaskan Triangle

On Samm’s lucky number 3 episode of Legend Samm and Amy talk Alaska and ottermen.

  You’ve heard of the Bermuda Triangle but did you know Alaska has its very own mysterious triangle? In an area where people go missing at the twice the rate of the national average, most scramble to create a reason for it. Sure, the harsh terrain and weather could definitely have a role in it but have you ever considered the possibility of 8 feet tall ottermen? From a missing prominent House Majority Leader to a deadly landslide; dive in with Samm and Amy as they discuss the Kushtaka from Tlingit folklore and learn why you should never trust an otter at face value. Hope you have your copper, urine, and fire at hand because you never know when you just might need it.

  If you are from The Alaskan Triangle and grew up with the Kushtaka legend and have a story to share, whether it be your very own experience or a different version of the legend itself, we would love to hear from you!

  Please fill out the form on the “Contact Us” link on our website at thisislegendpod.com or email us directly as thisislegendpod@gmail.com.

Just keep whistling.

Artist Rendition of the Kushtaka

Kushtaka in Otter Form

A Kushtaka in Otter form (jk but it could be)

Alaskan Triangle

The boundaries of the Alaskan Triangle

Representative Nick Begich and House Majority Leader Hale Boggs

Representative Nick Begich and House Majority Leader Hale Boggs

Frank Minano Missing Person Report

Frank Minano Missing Person Report

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