Welcome to the latest episode of the Ghosts and Folklore of Wales Podcast, in which we explore… ghost dogs! Yes, this week, we’re diving into a topic that’s bound to send shivers down your spine: ghost dogs. Those eerie canine spirits that, while some remain loyal and friendly, others aren’t quite as welcoming. You might…
EP48 Soul Lights, Astral Bodies and Strange Omens: Can the soul really leave the body at will? Is there a link to the corpse candles/ death omens? Find out on the Ghosts and Folklore of Wales podcast!
EP46 Ghost of the Hanged Lady: The tragic tale of a spirit with a message for a heart-broken traveller. It’s time to go on a paranormal investigation on the Ghosts and Folklore of Wales podcast…
EP45 Folklore of the Sea: Spooky spirit candles, soul-stealing Devils, clairvoyant cats and Davy Jones’ Locker Explore the rich tapestry of Welsh maritime folklore on the Ghosts and Folklore of Wales podcast, hosted by author and folklore researcher Mark Rees. From eerie ghost stories to ancient superstitions, these tales offer a glimpse into the beliefs…
Who—or what—is the mysterious Lady in Grey said to haunt a Victorian mansion in Cardiff? This chilling tale, first reported in October 1893, tells of strange phenomena in the village of Tongwynlais. A grand country house owned by Mr and Mrs Lewis became the setting for paranormal activity that startled residents and intrigued investigators. Witnesses…
EP42 The Ghost Ship Mystery: Invisible boats dock at the harbour, while phantom funerals are seen in the graveyard at night. What does it mean? The Ghosts and Folklore of Wales podcast goes exploring!
Beware the Devil Goats They may look harmless, but be warned—goats have a reputation for mischief that goes far beyond their cheeky grins. For centuries, whispers of their ties to the Devil and other dark forces have haunted folklore, leaving many to wonder: are they really as innocent as they seem? In this spine-tingling folk…
The Haunted Highway: Phantom Coaches and the Ice-cold Ghosts For centuries, travellers on a lonely Welsh road have reported an eerie sight—a phantom coach racing through the night. The carriage, drawn by black horses, never slows down. No matter how much time passes, it keeps returning. But that’s not all. Along the same route, shadowy…
Why Do We Wear Leeks on St David’s Day? Every year on 1 March, people across Wales and beyond celebrate St David’s Day. But have you ever wondered why the humble leek is so closely linked to the nation’s patron saint? Welsh folklore tells us that leeks weren’t just for seasoning soup. They were powerful…
