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 | 29 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsPerforming ArtsFiction |
This week, we have the absolute privilege of sitting down for a chat with writer Amy Jeffs, illustrator Gwen Burns and musician Natalie Brice to talk about their absolutely stunning new book, 'Old Songs'. This collection of stories, songs and imagery... more
The infamous haunting at Borley Rectory in Essex has fascinated ghost hunters and horror aficionados alike for over a century. But Borley isn't just a ghost story. It is the tale of betrayal, family and deception which turned a seemingly ordinary rec... more
This week, we take a trip to Bedfordshire to visit the site of the Beaumont Tree. This legendary elm supposedly grew from the staked heart of a notorious highwayman. Locals believed that the bark was a cure for the ague and malaria. But the question ... more
This week, we want to introduce you to our favourite village in the Midlands: Willerby. This charming little village has more going on than meets the eye. There's something in the village pond, the parish council have more to contend with than parkin... 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 storytelling podcast focuses on the retelling of various folktales from British folklore, emphasizing uniqueness and creativity in their narratives. Each episode features lively discussions about stories steeped in history, legends, and cultural significance, often integrating personal anecdotes from the hosts. Episodes explore themes such as morality, societal values, and the supernatural, showcasing a blend of comedy, horror, and thought-provoking content. The engaging format, where hosts compete to present the best rendition of each story, likely adds a dynamic and entertaining twist for listeners interested in folklore and storytelling. The show is characterized by its commitment to preserving and reimagining cultural legends, maki... 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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