What kind of uncanny creature leaps onto a corpse and rides in a hearse? What on earth are graveyard dogs? […]
They Came at Midnight: The Uncanny Changeling Mystery
Who knocks at midnight—and what do they want? Are these uncanny visitors of the night bringing gifts or a curse? […]
The Warrior Princess of Kidwelly Castle: Ghosts and Folklore in West Wales
Kidwelly Castle: an imposing ruin standing guard over the River Gwendraeth, steeped in centuries of history, rebellion, and bloodshed. But […]
Ghost Dogs: Haunting Encounters with Phantom Hounds
Welcome to the latest episode of the Ghosts and Folklore of Wales Podcast, in which we explore… ghost dogs! Yes, […]
Halloween Folklore of Wales: A Journey Through Nos Calan Gaeaf Traditions and Ghostly Legends
Halloween is almost here, making it the perfect time to dive into Wales’ eerie Nos Calan Gaeaf traditions. This year, […]
A Ghost Story for Christmas Eve; or, Festive Spirits at the Haunted Welsh Pub: A Ghosts and Folklore of Wales podcast Christmas special
There is a Welsh pub which is said to be haunted by many ghosts, which range from the good old “lady in black” to a “headless cavalier.” They are, for most part, seemingly harmless enough, but on Christmas Eve a more troublesome phantom – a pesky poltergeist, you might say – has been known to cause mischief.
Ghost hunting in Wales’ “most haunted” places on the Ghosts and Folklore podcast
Ghost hunting in Wales’ “most haunted” places: Paranormal investigators Cymru Paranormal reveal what it’s REALLY like to search for the supernatural in some of the spookiest Welsh locations
The Secret Islands of the Faeries on the Ghosts and Folklore of Wales podcast
The Secret Islands of the Faeries: How the fairies of Wales are connected to King Arthur, why they are called y Tylwyth Teg, and more Welsh folklore about the fair folk who haunted the forests
The Cursed Changing Room at the Millennium Stadium: Did a Jinx Doom Football and Rugby Teams?
Can a stadium really be cursed? And did a single changing room at Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium cost football and rugby […]
Guy Fawkes Night: the folklore, traditions, history and ghosts of Bonfire Night, and how Noson Guto Ffowc was celebrated in Wales
Guy Fawkes Night special on the Ghosts and Folklore podcast: Can the ancient druids of Wales really lay claim to inventing the traditions of the 5th of November AND July the 4th? Explore the curious customs of Bonfire Night, or Noson Guto Ffowc as we say in Wales, on this special episode of the podcast.