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The Loch Ness Monster is perhaps one of the world's most enduring mysteries. Does a giant reptile re
Few maritime disasters have captured the public imagination like the RMS Titanic. Perhaps it's becau
In this month's episode of Fabulous Folklore Presents, I'm talking to Russ Williams, the author of W
When we look at types of folkloric creature, we often encounter the same types in different places
If we think of submerged cities, lost beneath the waves, we're probably most likely to think of Atla
The humble mouse appears in a surprising amount of folklore. Both a harbinger of death if spotted in
Welcome back to Fabulous Folklore Presents. This time, I'm delighted to be talking to Darragh Mason,
Humans first domesticated horses in around 3500 BC. Since then, they’ve pulled our chariots and cart
Britain is supposed to be a nation of animal lovers, especially when it comes to pet dogs. According
Human relationships with deer stretch back thousands of years. Archaeologists uncovered red deer sku
I’ve been sharing real-life supernatural experiences from Fabulous Folklore listeners for the past c
In this episode of Fabulous Folklore Presents, I chat to Scott Richardson-Read of Cailleach's Herbar
If you listened the real-life supernatural experiences I shared last week, you would have noticed tw
If you believe the movies, supernatural experiences are big, brash and bold - or they’re just so bon
In this episode of Fabulous Folklore Presents, I chat to the legend that is Lilith Dorsey! We talk a
Certain cases loom large in the history of the supernatural, especially in relation to the investiga
We might think of ghost hunts or investigations as a predominantly 20th and 21st-century endeavour.
The Aran Islands lie in Galway Bay off the west coast of Ireland. They're made up of Inis Mór, Inis
Hello, friends! Our October theme for the podcast is (unsurprisingly) the supernatural. So I wanted
Ynys Enlli in north Wales is also known as Bardsey Island, and it's been a pilgrimage destination si
