Time Slips: Urban Legend, Ghost Story, or Utter Nonsense?

Time Slips: Urban Legend, Ghost Story, or Utter Nonsense?

The Moberly-Jourdain Incident is the most famous of the time slip stories, when two academics appeared to encounter Marie Antoinette in the gardens of Versailles one August afternoon in 1901. Are such tales simply fantasy, or do some people get a peek into a bygone world? Listen to this episode to learn more about this fascinating phenomenon.

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Psychogeography and Folklore: Walking the City's Legends

Psychogeography and Folklore: Walking the City's Legends

Psychogeography is a practice that involves 'walking the city' as an observer. Pick a starting point, set off on foot, and pay attention to your surroundings. But can it be used as a way to encounter ...

31 Aug 201915min

What is alchemy and did it ever work?

What is alchemy and did it ever work?

Many think alchemy was the process of turning lead into gold. Was there more to it than that, and did it ever work? Find out in this episode! Check out the images at the accompanying blog post: http:...

24 Aug 201918min

The Brazen Head: Medieval Prophecy Machine or Tall Tale?

The Brazen Head: Medieval Prophecy Machine or Tall Tale?

The brazen head is a legendary automaton capable of answering any question you ask of it. Was it a real fortune telling machine, or a tall medieval tale? Find out in this week's episode of Fabulous Fo...

17 Aug 201920min

John Dee: The Magician and the Devil in Manchester

John Dee: The Magician and the Devil in Manchester

John Dee is a fascinating Elizabethan figure linked with the occult. But did this magician really conjure the devil while living in Manchester? Find out in this week's episode. See the accompanying b...

10 Aug 201918min

Daemonologie: Or, How A King Whipped Up a Witch Craze

Daemonologie: Or, How A King Whipped Up a Witch Craze

King James I wrote *Daemonologie* as his manifesto about witches. But how influential was it? And what impact did it have on 17th century witch hunts? Find out in this episode! See the accompanying b...

3 Aug 201917min

Witches' Familiars: The Good, the Bad, and the Weird

Witches' Familiars: The Good, the Bad, and the Weird

Many think of cats or toads when they think of witches' familiars. But what else acted as familiars? And what did they actually do? Find out about the good, the bad and the weird among witch familiars...

27 Juli 201918min

What were the three types of water nymph in ancient Greece?

What were the three types of water nymph in ancient Greece?

The naiads, nereids and oceanids were all water nymphs in ancient Greek mythology. But who were they and what made them different from each other? Were any of them dangerous? And how are they all rela...

20 Juli 201916min

Why do people confuse sirens with mermaids?

Why do people confuse sirens with mermaids?

Many think sirens were beautiful creatures who sang to lure sailors to their death. But why do images show them with fish tails when they were bird women? In this episode, we'll explore the original m...

13 Juli 201915min

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