Mark visited the BBC’s new Cardiff office to talk ghosts and folklore with Roy Noble
The PARANORMAL SWANSEA AND GOWER launch tour continued on September 8 with a visit to the BBC’s new studios in Cardiff.
Mark joined BBC Radio Wales broadcasting legend Roy Noble for a conversation about the paranormal, and if you’re quick, you can catch the interview online via BBC Sounds—available for one month after broadcast.
They squeezed a heck of a lot of paranormal activity into a radio interview, covering some of the book’s most fascinating topics, including:
- The Swansea Spring-heeled Jack
- The Rhondda Street poltergeist
- The little fairy folk (Verry Volk) of Gower.
- The White Lady of Swansea Grand Theatre
Roy also shared a chilling story from Brecon, where an entity wreaked havoc in a pub frequented by military personnel stationed in the area.
How can I listen?
You can listen to the interview on Roy Noble’s BBC Sounds page. It will be available for one month after the original broadcast.
Here’s the show description:
“Roy delves into the world of the paranormal in Swansea and Gower, with author and investigator Mark Rees.”
[Click here to listen: Roy Noble talks to Mark Rees about Paranormal Swansea and Gower]
Where can I buy Paranormal Swansea?
The book was launched at Waterstones Swansea, which sold out on the night. Hopefully, they’ve restocked by now!
You can order a copy from most bookshops in the UK, or pick one up online here. Remember: always support your local bookshop when possible!