A podcast exploring the wyrd world of Scotland's supernatural, quirky and frankly terrifying past. By @_youbetterrun_ @AmFearUaine and Barbara Buchanan.
It's been a while since we last tweeted and this will be our final tweet. We are no longer using this platform.
Instead, find us on FB and at @[email protected] - where the wyrdness continues. We've new episodes and an event on the way - find us out there...!
We're back! Presenting episode 25 of Tales From Wyrd Scotland - The Dark Lady of Littledean
In which @AmFearUaine explores the often over looked tower of Littledean and the dark legends which surround it.
Available at all reputable podcast emporiums!
https://t.co/Rbf2eSLi1c
We're back! Presenting episode 25 of Tales From Wyrd Scotland - The Dark Lady of Littledean
In which @AmFearUaine explores the often over looked tower of Littledean and the dark legends which surround it.
Available at all reputable podcast emporiums!
https://t.co/Rbf2eSLi1c
In Scottish folklore the Bodach (Scots Gaelic - old man) is a trickster or bogeyman who comes down the chimney to kidnap naughty children. He is also sometimes an omen of death.
This remarkable sculpture of one such creature is found of the shores of Loch Long.
#FairyTaleTuesday
Working on an edit I like to drop markers as I go, noting things to draw out with sound design or music. I usually have a pretty good idea where to start, but this particularly cue will be... challenging.
New episode is in the can!
Sure, it would be nice if we had a release schedule and regular updates but you can’t deny it’s exciting when we just pop up out of the blue with new content!
It's 2024! We are still a secondhand bookshop and we are still probably haunted. (Sorry/you're welcome/surely you must have known?)
Our own @_youbetterrun_ has the supernatural gossip on episode 23 of Tales From Wyrd Scotland:
The Deil is the Scots name for the Devil, though he is also known as Auld Nick. He is sly and cunning, and will always get the better end of a bargain, as poor Sorley will discover in our story…
The embers are still glowing in the hearth, the wind blows around the eaves and rain patters on the window.
Now is the time for blankets and stories, and we have one such story just for you,
Tales From Wyrd Scotland presents: The Deil’s Days
https://t.co/nckySzp7hc