Spring Has Sprung: Origin Myths And Crocus Folklore

Spring Has Sprung: Origin Myths And Crocus Folklore

The humble crocus pops up every spring. But where does mythology say it came from? Find out more about its origins and folklore in this week's episode!

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Three Ghosthunters and a Podcast with Rob Kirkup and Wayne Gilbert

Three Ghosthunters and a Podcast with Rob Kirkup and Wayne Gilbert

For this special Spooky Season episode of Fabulous Folklore, I'm joined by my very good friends Rob Kirkup from the How Haunted? podcast, and Wayne Gilbert from the Eerie Edinburgh podcast. Both have...

17 Loka 1h 36min

3 Ghostly Tales from North East England for Halloween

3 Ghostly Tales from North East England for Halloween

It is the month of Halloween so welcome to the Fabulous Folklore Fireside, for we shall have some ghostly tales this week! Unlike my usual episodes, which feature some kind of dissection of the stori...

10 Loka 18min

Phantom Cubes and Spectral Smells: Ghost Stories with Three Ravens

Phantom Cubes and Spectral Smells: Ghost Stories with Three Ravens

Welcome to Spooky Season! I'm talking to Eleanor Conlon and Martin Vaux from the Three Ravens podcast about ghost stories! We talk about the fascination we have for ghost stories, what ghost stories n...

3 Loka 1h 22min

Very Very Frightening: The Folklore of Thunder and Lightning

Very Very Frightening: The Folklore of Thunder and Lightning

Thunder and lightning offer one of nature's more cinematic spectacles, so it's unsurprising they would accrue a degree of folklore. The danger that lightning particularly poses sees a range of practic...

26 Syys 19min

The Folklore of the Autumn Equinox: Marking the Sun's Path

The Folklore of the Autumn Equinox: Marking the Sun's Path

The autumn equinox falls on 23 September in the UK in 2026. This marks the definite slide towards the winter solstice! In terms of folklore, there are many articles about the autumn equinox from a ne...

19 Syys 21min

Sticking to the Faery Rules with Charlie Creed

Sticking to the Faery Rules with Charlie Creed

In this episode of Fabulous Folklore Presents, I'm joined by writer Charlie Creed, to chat about his new book, The Faery Rules: Forgotten Folklore for Living in Harmony with the Fae. We talk about w...

16 Syys 1h 10min

Moon Folklore: The Monthly Phases and their Superstitions

Moon Folklore: The Monthly Phases and their Superstitions

Much online discussion of the moon focuses on the new and full moons, especially when it comes to setting intentions and releasing things. I prefer to work on a more seasonal basis than monthly, but I...

12 Syys 21min

The Aurora Borealis: The Beautiful Northern Lights in Folklore and Myth

The Aurora Borealis: The Beautiful Northern Lights in Folklore and Myth

As we’re focusing on the Folklore of the Skies this month, it seemed only right to start with a celestial phenomenon that becomes a lot easier to see as the nights draw in. Yes, we’re looking at the n...

5 Syys 22min

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