
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 | 36 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionArtsPerforming Arts | |||

On the lonely lanes of early Victorian London, a fiend lurks in the shadows to frighten young maidens. This hellish figure is reported to have metallic claws, horns, breathe fire and can leap ten-foot walls in a single bound. But who is he? Is he a f... more
For our one-year anniversary episode, we are delving into the ghostly happenings at a luxury country hotel in the Cotswolds. The beautiful Lygon Arms, with its oak-panelled dining room and cosy fires, is just the place to enjoy a winter ghost story. ... more
This spooky short was originally written for Season 2 Episode 2: The Cauld Lad of Hylton. Now a ruin, Hylton Castle is known in local legend for the brutal murder of a poor stable lad, whose restless ghost still wandered the halls of the castle after... more
On the Orkney Islands, they tell of a sea serpent so enormous that it could devour whole villages in a single bite and kill entire communities with one puff of its poison breath. Mester Stoor Worm is not just a monster; he is a god: Jörmungandr world... 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 presents an engaging and entertaining exploration of British folklore through storytelling, where hosts engage in a friendly competition to deliver the most compelling retelling of various legends and folktales. Each episode mixes factual anecdotes with humor, allowing listeners to appreciate the depth and quirkiness of folklore, alongside personal reflections and experiences from the hosts. The discussions often tie historical events and figures to the stories, providing context and enriching the listening experience.
Noteworthy is the unique premise of dueling storytelling, which not only highlights the art of narration but also invites audience engagement and debate over which retelling resonates more. Through a blend of chill... more
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Recent guests on Wyrd Folk include:
1. Amy Jeffs
2. Gwen Burns
3. Natalie Brice
4. Lucy Holland
5. Mark Norman
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