S2 Ep16: Norfolk Folklore Society presents Edible Plants and their Magical Uses with Val Thomas
Our December 2023 talk was given by the wonderful Val Thomas. Val, a good friend of the Norfolk Folklore Society (she was the first ever speaker the NFS had at our monthly talks!), shared some recomme...
14 Tammi 20241h 2min
S2 Ep15: Norfolk Folklore Society presents Marshlore with Laura Cannell
We were delighted to welcome the wonderful Laura Cannell to our November at The Louis Marchesi in the pub’s 15th century undercroft. Laura spoke about her new project, MARSHLORE, which has so far see...
12 Joulu 20231h 4min
S2 Ep14: The Origin of the "Bedsheet" Ghost
This month’s podcast is all about ghosts – or rather, the ghosts we’d all draw if anyone asked us to mock up a quick doodle. You know the one: looks like a floating bedsheet with eyes. Round on top,...
1 Joulu 202336min
S2 Ep13: Norfolk Folklore Society presents Norfolk Ghost Hunters
On October 24 Christian Hudson from Norfolk Ghost Hunters came to speak to us at the Norfolk Folklore Society’s monthly meeting. Christian works within a team of five, each of whom specialise in dif...
15 Marras 20231h 14min
S2 Ep12: Apple Folklore at Gressenhall Farm & Workhouse
Today’s podcast was recorded on Gressenhall Farm and workhouse’s Apple Day, which we were delighted to be part of, representing Norfolk Folklore Society in the farmhouse kitchen. From the kitchen tabl...
1 Marras 202336min
S2 Ep11: Ghosts of Exchange Street, Norwich
Simply because they are not expected, ghosts that appear in modern surroundings and with no warning often feel like the most terrifying of all. Today’s ghost is absolutely terrifying. Our witness tel...
30 Syys 202334min
S2 Ep10: Tales from the Black Shuck Festival
This episode takes us back to the Black Shuck Festival on August 5. Thank you to everyone who attended and to the festival for having us: we had such a magical time and hope to be involved with next ...
1 Syys 202354min
S2 Ep9: Norfolk Folklore Society presents Alice Crick: Faunus: Landscape, Memory, and Folk Practice.
We were delighted to welcome the wonderful Alice Crick as our next speaker on July 26 at Arboretum on St Benedict’s Street. Alice’s talk was called Faunus: Landscape, Memory, and Folk Practice. Here,...
14 Elo 202348min
