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 | 142 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Category | Society & Culture |
Welcome to the final episode of the podcast this year! In this episode of Campfire Tales, we have The Denfiend Clan, written and read by David White. We hope everyone has a lovely festive season, and we'll be back in 2025 with new episodes of The Fol... more
In this exciting episode (the last before our festive break!) we're joined by writer Berlie Doherty, where we discuss the folklore of the sea, with a specific focus on her wonderful book The Seamaiden's Odyssey 🧜♀️ Purchase The Seamaiden's Odyssey:... more
Scotland is steeped in fairy lore! There are so many to choose from, but this week on The Crannog we're discussing Schiehallion (The Fairy Hill), Reverend Robert Kirk, The Fairies of Merlin's Crag, and the Nuckelavee! Kofi: ko-fi.com/folklorescotland... more
Welcome to Campfire Tales! Every two weeks you can enjoy a short story read by one of our contributors. This week we have The Kelpie of St Vigeans, written and read by Rebecca Brown 🔥 Read a text version of the story on our website: folklore... 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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