In each episode of The Scottish Folklore Podcast host Jenny Johnstone retells traditional Scottish folk tales from around the country, bringing age-old adventures, local lore, and strange creatures to life.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryFiction |
In Scottish folklore mist swirls in the liminal space between this world and the parallel Otherworld, where fairies, spirits, and monsters exist just beyond our boundaries of perception. But when the mist descends, for better or worse, we humans can ... more
Thieves play many roles in Scottish folklore, and while for the most part they are the worst of the worst, this isn’t always the case!
In this episode Jenny tells the tales of two thieves, firstly, ‘The Troublesome Son’, from Glenluce in the Borders... more
The Fin Folk are a strange race of sea-people that live off the coasts of Orkney and Shetland. They are tall, dark, mysterious… and covered in big flappy fins. In this episode Jenny explores how the Fin Folk live, the vanishing island they call home,... more
Inspired by Robert Burns’ Poem ‘To a Mouse’ Jenny dives into the superstitions and folklore surrounding mice in Scotland.
Read ‘To a Mouse’ here
Read ‘Drumming Tunes’, an article on Mice and Rat Satires here
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I was so happy to see Apple suggest this to podcast and have been listening since o found it a few hours ago! I loved Jenny on Stories of Scotland but,(sorry Annie)I like this better. I live the stories, her voice,and her corny jokes. Welcome back!
I am really enjoying this podcast and Jenny’s storytelling style. Well worth a listen and subscription
The presentation is beautiful and engaging. Maybe it’s my own heritage as a descendant of Borderers, but this telling of Tòmas fìor has made me an instant fan!
edit: Didn’t even notice the host’s name! It is from the Gentle Johnstone’s, as Sir Walter Scot put it, that I descend!
My fave podcast! I look forward to it every Monday!! Such great research, amazing audio quality as well!
Jenny is the best!!🏴🤍
So great to have Jenny back with a podcast. I was heartbroken when Tales of Scotland ended. Love these Scottish folklore tales. Keep them coming, Jenny! Well done.
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