
A duelling storytelling podcast in which the best re-telling of a folktale wins. Come with us to explore the strangest, darkest, oddest tales from British folklore. Write wyrd. Listen now.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionArtsPerforming Arts | |||

In this special episode Sam answers questions about her debut novel 'Slueths' which will be published this Thursday by Avon Books. Harriet, who was our first ever listener and is also one of Sam's long time friends, sat down to ask Sam all about the ... more
The twisted branches and moss covered rocks of Wistman's Wood on Dartmoor are so evocatively eldrich that it is no surprise strange stories have grown in between the trees. Join us this week as we venture into the dark of the forest to find what lurk... more
This week, we are lucky to be joined by magic makers Jackie Morris and Tamsin Abbott to talk about the creative process behind their book of stories, poems and illustrations inspired by the British countryside and the folklore all around us. Join us ... more
There is a story told about the earthworks at Maiden Bower in Bedfordshire. It is a story of challenge and cunning and an ox hide which must stretch to encompass an entire kingdom. How can this maiden save her people? With the cunning of the women th... more
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Fantastic stories, surrounded by knowledgeable, entertaining, and funny commentary. A great listen, and I can’t wait to hear more myths and legends retold!
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This show centers on dueling retellings of folklore, focusing on bold, craft-forward storytelling from British myths. Episodes feature two hosts going head-to-head with guests and their own reimagined tales, exploring themes like landscape, folklore, gender, and community-based creativity. Listeners are likely drawn to rich narrative performances, deep dives into traditional tales, and a warm, collaborative vibe that blends scholarly context with playful banter. A standout aspect is the hands-on, participatory approach to folklore—featuring collaborations, live events, and a cultivated sense of shared myth-making that feels tactile and alive.
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Recent guests on Wyrd Folk include:
1. Samantha Moody
2. Jackie Morris
3. Tamsin Abbott
4. Samantha (New Zealand)
5. Amy Jeffs
6. Gwen Burns
7. Natalie Brice
8. Lucy Holland
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