Chinese Lore Podcast

The pilgrims encounter a problem that can be solved with the wave of a fan, but things get complicated when Sun Wukong finds out who owns that fan.

San Zang does the "I don't want you around anymore!" routine again, but this time, Sun Wukong refuses to take it lying down.

An encounter with a group of robbers reignites some long-simmering relationship issues between San Zang and Sun Wukong.

The more San Zang resists, the more irresistible he seems to the women who have him in their power.

Comedic fun, or 16th-century Chinese rumination on the yin and yang of abortion access?

Sun Wukong discovers that his foe the Rhino King isn't really a rhino at all.

Wukong pulls out all the stops in his fight against the Rhino King.

Dissatisfied with the speed of their food delivery service, San Zang, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Zeng go out of their way to find trouble, and succeed.

San Zang’s disciples finally do what they should’ve done from the get-go in their quest to tame the demon of the Heaven-Penetrating River.

San Zang throws caution to the wind and hits the road under questionable circumstances.

The pilgrims discover their hosts' woeful backstory and offer to help.

Sun Wukong goes head-to-head against the last remaining demon Daoist priest of the Slow-Cart Kingdom.

Things escalate quickly in the battle of magic between Daoists and Buddhists.

The pilgrims get into a duel of magic against the local Daoist priests.

Sun Wukong and his brothers have a little fun with the local Daoists.