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The Three Ravens Podcast

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Three Ravens is a completely independent English myth and folklore podcast where we share stories, celebrate folk culture, and fall backwards through the hedgerows of history.

Hosted by real-life couple Eleanor Conlon and Martin Vaux, and mostly recorded at our home in rural Sussex in southern England, Three Ravens is rated 4.8/5 from over 500 reviews and has grown by word of mouth care of our lov... more

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Latest Episodes

For our fourth and final tale of Haunting Season 2026, Eleanor's story "Scrimshaw" is inspired by this week's theme, Ghosts of Sea and Shore.

A twisting helix, drawing together multiple perspectives across time, it's a story of the sea, the things w... more

For the final week of Haunting Season 2026 we're walking through the shallows and gazing at the wild waves as we talk about the Ghosts of Sea and Shore.

We start with the ghosts of the SS Watertown before talking about famous ghost ships like the F... more

As voted for by the Conspiracy of Ravens on Patreon, for today's special Haunting Season Sunday release we warmly present our classic ghost story for this year, "Oh, Whistle and I'll Come To You, My Lad" by M.R. James.

Do we talk too much about M.R.... more

For this week's episode of Local Legends Eleanor is chatting with the wonderful author Lucy Rose.

Lucy is known for her instantly bestselling debut novel The Lamb, a deliciously dark folk horror tale set in the isolation of rural Cumbria. However, s... more

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Recent Guests

Lucy Rose
Author and award-winning filmmaker whose work draws on folklore and folk horror
Episode: Lucy Rose | Local Legends #81: Haunting Season
Adam L.G. Nevill
Horror writer, author of The Ritual and founder of Ritual Publishing.
Ritual Publishing
Episode: Adam L.G. Nevill | Local Legends #80: Haunting Season
Josh Lynbeck
Author of After Evensong (winning story)
Contest entrant
Episode: Ghosts of Sacred Spaces | Haunting Season 2026
Lucy Wood
Author of Black August (winning story)
Contest entrant
Episode: Ghosts of Sacred Spaces | Haunting Season 2026
Christina Oakley Harrington
Host/interviewer at the event
Three Ravens Podcast / Treadwell's Books
Episode: Halloween History and Customs | Live @ Treadwell's Books
Nuzo Onoh
Queen of African Horror, acclaimed author
Self-published/ Titan Books publications
Episode: Nuzo Onoh | Local Legends #79: Haunting Season
Helena Langford
Author of The Playhouse (headline act)
Three Ravens Haunting Season
Episode: Ghosts of the Theatre | Haunting Season 2026
TJ Rankin
Writer of A Universe of Our Own Terrors
Three Ravens listeners' stories
Episode: Ghosts of the Theatre | Haunting Season 2026
Eleanor Conlon
Co-host of Three Ravens Podcast, author
Three Ravens Podcast
Episode: Three Ravens Ghost Tales Book Launch | Live @ Much Ado Books

Hosts

Martin Vaux
Host of The Three Ravens Podcast; co-host; independent English folklore podcast from rural Sussex.
Eleanor Conlon
Co-host and host of the folklore show; seasoned researcher and storyteller.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 507 ratings
  • Interesting folk stories

    I have only found this very recently, I listen to a lot of podcasts and I am really enjoying this one. As with most pods I like, a good rapport between the hosts really lifts the experience. Good ambience and a warm couple who seem fun and funny makes this great entertainment. Really well researched varied stories too

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    smintoria
    United Kingdom13 days ago
  • Perfect for those hungry for stories.

    Weaving together quality research and storytelling,Eleanor and Martin’s cheerful banter polishes the show off with genuine charm.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DrCabby
    New Zealand13 days ago
  • Such fun!

    A brilliant show of history and fantasy. Their banter and stories are top notch edutainment. I especially love the background on stories. I didn’t even know I was such a folklore nerd until I accidentally stumbled across this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    YellowMini321
    United States18 days ago
  • 🫖

    The Three Ravens is a perfect podcast to listen to with a hot cup of tea when an autumn storm rages outside. I’m always looking forward to a new episode

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TinyHare
    Finland18 days ago
  • Just wonderful!

    Such a wonderful podcast it’s one of my favourite things! It’s clear that a great deal of work goes in to these episodes, not to mention everything else these two lovely folk do. The new season is so very good bringing folk from across the pond! Tune in you won’t be disappointed! And I can heartily recommend a Patron subscription for all the other bits of excellent folkiness. Worth every penny!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Brynllan
    United Kingdom21 days ago

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Audiences value the deep folklore research and storytelling.
Listeners praise the hosts' passion and warmth.
Fans appreciate avoiding AI in production and the authentic voice.
Listeners enjoy the community feel and weekly cadence.
Fans highlight the mix of history, folklore, and original tales as engaging and accessible.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#21
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#81
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#147
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#177
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#180
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Adam L.G. Nevill | Local Legends #80: Haunting Season
Q: Do you think there is a recipe for a good, scary story? Or at least do you think there are key features that you reckon ought to feature in them?
Nevill advises writers to explore what personally disturbs them, create credible circumstances and atmosphere for the supernatural, and use simple language. He also stresses rewriting and letting the story reveal what should stay.
Adam L.G. Nevill | Local Legends #80: Haunting Season
Q: Do you consider yourself a folk horror writer? And what are your thoughts on the genre?
Nevill is comfortable being described as a folk horror writer, though he considers himself primarily a supernatural horror writer. He sees folk horror as an interesting subgenre, with roots that reach back well before the label became common.
Lucy Rose | Local Legends #81: Haunting Season
Q: Do you think that there is a recipe for a good scary story? Is there a formula to scare people?
Rose says horror works best when it is grounded in emotional truth. Writers should use craft techniques as a framework, then follow their instincts and write toward their own fears rather than trying to frighten everyone.
Lucy Rose | Local Legends #81: Haunting Season
Q: Do you believe in ghosts?
Rose chooses to believe in ghosts because they represent wishes, regret, grief and empathy, even if they are not literally real.
Nuzo Onoh | Local Legends #79: Haunting Season
Q: Do you believe in ghosts?
She affirms belief in ghosts, explaining that people can sense or smell them and that ghosts don't always need visual proof to be real; presence can be felt in energy, chills, and other experiences.

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A folklore-leaning show that pairs deep-dive storytelling with local history, myth, and ritual from English counties. Hosts Eleanor Conlon and Martin Vaux guide conversations with authors, musicians, and researchers, weaving archival context, regional legends, and vivid retellings into accessible narratives. The program features thrice-weekly episodes, a suite of thematic bonus series, and a spirited community of listeners who enjoy immersive folklore, myth, and culture presented in a warm, conversational style. Notable strengths include rigorous research, a broad array of guests spanning literature, music, and folklore, and a consistent taste for regional lore presented with humor and heart.

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1. Lucy Rose
2. Adam L.G. Nevill
3. Josh Lynbeck
4. Lucy Wood
5. Christina Oakley Harrington
6. Nuzo Onoh
7. Helena Langford
8. TJ Rankin

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