
A journey in the hidden corners of England and its folklore with writer/actors Tim Downie and Justin Chubb.
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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePlaces & TravelHistory | |||

"It's in the trees! It's coming!"
Today we are heading to Waverley Abbey in Farnham Surrey for some dragon sightings and cryptid chat with the legendary Richard Freeman and Jackie Tonks.
Expect Scandinavian Vardoger or Forewalkers, Tulpa's, dragon ... more
Come join us for some Mayday Mudlarking as we explore the Thames foreshore with mudlarker Ollie Dory on a beautiful spring morning.
Mainly due to the preserving anaerobic mud of the Thames, coupled with the fast flow and rapid tides of the old river... more
On todays episode we are back amongst the books as we delve between the shelves at the British Library alongside our great friend Edward Parnell.
Expect spooky chats and wyrd wanderings, with a little splash from psychogeographer Iain Sinclair and w... more
In todays swirling and twirling episode we explore one of the oldest traditions in England, the Abbott's Bromley Horn Dance.
At nearly 800 years old and counting this is an extraordinary piece of living folklore, bursting with myth and legend we pl... more
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Brilliant, so full of literary, cultural insights,folklore and history. Two brilliant creative intellects I love joining you for a cup of tea or a ramble through the countryside. Thank you and bless your cotton socks! From the land down under. šāØ
My favorite podcast currently! Manages to walk the line of being very cozy and a little spooky, while also covering lots of information. I personally donāt know much about English folklore, so Iāve loved hearing the stories and listening to Justin and Tim discuss them. Also really enjoy the guest interviews as well -- I learn something new each episode!
Obsessed! So glad I found this. Wonderful exploration of folklore with sound, interesting and funny people that you wish you could go for a walk and a pint with - what more could you want?
I love this podcast - the rambling pace, humour and obscure references to 1970s afternoon folk horror shows for kids pair well with the folk investigations and the music and readings work really well so you can āseeā what you hear.
I love this podcast and have started listening to them from the beginning again. Interesting, funny and intriguing I feel like Iām walking right beside them on each adventure
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A knowledgeable duo takes listeners on in-depth journeys through British folklore, architecture, and historical sites, often visiting locations in person to connect place, tradition, and story. Episodes blend on-site exploration, interviews with archivists, authors, and local practitioners, plus readings and storytelling that bring living traditions to life. The show stands out for its welcoming, cozy tone, strong sense of place, and a consistent emphasis on authentic fieldwork, local histories, and the evolving nature of folklore as it's kept alive by communities and practitioners.
Noteworthy elements include rigorous historical context paired with accessible storytelling, frequent on-location segments, and a knack for turning obscure leg... more
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