
Scottish registered charity telling the tales of the past with the technology of today. Tune in every week for insight on Scottish folklore! Every two weeks you can expect episodes that delve deep into the world of folklore, either with Cathy and Rosie over at Into The Greenwood, or with our panel of presenters in The Crannog. Every week in between, we release shorter storytelling 'Campfire Tales'... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 163 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

The first episode in an exciting new series that celebrates the Scots language! Coorie in a telling of The Seamaiden in Scots! Adapted from a tale of the same name in Popular Tales of the West Highlands, by Donald MacPhie from South Uist. English ada... more
Black Douglas is an infamous character in Scottish history, so of course there are a fair few stories about his exploits! In this episode of the the Folklore Scotland Podcast, hear all about how he helps to avenge an old woman for the death of her th... more
The Crannog is back! For our first episode this season, we wanted to pay tribute to Graeme's lovely doggy, and sorely missed friend of the podcast, Molly. Join us as we talk all about animal companions in Scottish folklore! Kofi: ko-fi.com/folkloresc... more
GUESS WHO'S BACK! Story: Spears and Jacks Originally by Walter Scott, read by David White Support our work on Kofi: ko-fi.com/folklorescotland Thank you to Linley for providing the fabulous artwork for this series! www.linleybarba.com/ Check out our ... more
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This has to be the worst dive into an ancient folklore I have ever listened to. To try and overlay an old fishing tale with today’s idealistic thinking is laughable. I’d like to say to these two presenters is go and step into the real world. This is no more than an ancient tale, IT NEVER HAPPENED. To use the words KIDNAPPER and RAPIST is beyond belief.
Society has moved on for the better but to suggest that this (and other such stories) be forgotten is insane as they are all part of our herita... more
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I LOVE THIS!!! But I can’t hear it..even with just a fan on and I’m the only one home….. please tell me there is a secret to turned up volume so I can hear it?
I love this podcast, but can’t listen to it in a car, on a train, or with headphones in because the difference in volume between voices (and especially the difference between the music and the voices) is far too jarring. I turn my stereo all the way up for some presenters, only to then regret it when the theme music comes back to blow me out of the water.
I feel awful writing a mediocre review, and I really don’t want to hurt any feelings, but i’m hoping maybe it will be constructive? I love the topics, and I think this could be a great podcast, but some of the ladies that are on it are so unenthusiastic when they are speaking that they even sound bored hearing themselves talk. They also don’t speak with conviction, but quiet and rambly. I feel like I could fall asleep sometimes. Again, I want to love this podcast and it could be really good but ... more
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Warm, narrative-driven explorations of Scottish folklore with a blend of traditional storytelling and modern storytelling tech. Episodes rotate between in-depth folklore analysis, mythic tales, and short Campfire Tales, often featuring Cathy and Rosie from Into The Greenwood alongside a rotating panel. The show frequently ties local legends to broader cultural identity, Norse influences, and place-based storytelling, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy regional myths, history, and cultural commentary. A standout is the dual-format approach—seasonal multi-episode deep dives paired with accessible, short-form storytelling—that can attract both serious folklore enthusiasts and casual listeners seeking engaging, bite-sized folklore momen... more
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