This episode we have a tale featuring Lancashire Witches, Phenomenal cosmic power, a sort of gap year/nature documentary, unexpected promotions and a story mash up that almost works if you squint.
A story of witches of various moral aligments
This episode we have a fairy tale like story that's meant for children... and is probably the most traumatic and violent I've covered yet. This episode we have a fairy tale like story that's meant for children... and is probably the most traumatic...
Branch Three of the Mabinogi(on): Marrying mothers, misty magic, market disruption, mice, milquetoast Manawydan and much much more!
A collection of stories telling the life and active afterlife of one of Ireland's most notorious and corporeal ghosts, with a rather unusual nickname.
A tale of Fionn and the Fianna featuring heroism (maybe), murder (definitely), theft, even more animal transformations and other laddish pursuits.
Storms, shipwrecks, salvaging, surprisingly donkeys and satanic forces all feature in two tales of wrecking on the Cornish Coast.
The second of two episodes on Irish fairy lore, with three more tales of the Aos sí.
Featuring a new trendy get rich quick scheme (robbery), absolutely banging tunes and highly restrictive music licencing laws, and what's sure to be a heroic rescue!
The first of two episodes on Irish fairy lore - featuring three tales of the Aos Sí, and there's not a pair of gossamer wings in sight.
This episode features a number of accounts of encounters with the fearsome Scottish water-horse known alternately as the Each-Uisge and the Kelpie. The tales involve a kindly magical old woman, a not so kindly magical old woman, sticky situations...
A brief biography of Medieval Welsh chronicler Walter Map, taking a brief look at his work De Nugis Curialium, focusing on his weirder tales