We've finally reached it...EPISODE 69! Well what a fun time we have in store for you. 

Discussions begin with a true crime podcast recommendation, MET Gala fashion house discussions and June antics. 

Chris tells the horrendous story of Helen Priestly, a young girl murdered in 30s Aberdeen. 

Hannah then talks us through the relevance and importance of three Glasgow fountains 

Welcome back to A Wee Bit Gothic, true crime and gothic interest podcast extraordinaire!

This week we talk about what style of dance we wish we were proficient in. 

Hannah takes us through the life of Lady Arbelle Stuart and Chris tells us about a child murder that shook Aberdeen to the core.

Welcome back to A Wee Bit Gothic. Your Scottish true crime and gothic interest podcast. 

Chris talks us through the successes and scandal surround Doctor John Forrest 

Back in habit! We're back and at it again! 

This week we talk about our escapades the last few weeks before diving into the medical contributions of Joseph Lister and the disappearance of Margaret Fleming; the forgotten child.

Hello hello! Did you miss us? Fear not, we still have plenty stories to share with you! As things continue to change and our world of work gets busier we are trying to still find our feet a bit and sometimes recording times don't align.

This we we discuss our favourite periods of fashion, The (mis)adventures of Wee William Laird McKinnley and the trio of ships that were destined for disaster. 

Welcome back to episode 64! Can you believe it!

Hannah's story this week is about the gruesome death of one John Porteous while Chris takes us on holiday to the Glasgow Fair 

Hello hello and welcome back! 

This week the gothic duo discuss some of our favourite classical music before diving in to story time! 

Chris talks about the half Scot accused of some of the most horrendous and senseless gang crimes in America and Hannah goes on to talk about Allan Pinkerton and his involvement with the one and only Abraham Lincoln 

This week Hannah and Chris discuss their favourite Shakespeare dramas and comedies before diving in to the Battle of George Square and the murder that shook the small town of Assunt.

Hello friendly listener!

This week Chris talks about one of the leading causes of infant death in the 1880s and Hannah gives us the scoop on the man behind on the most iconic Franenstein adaptation, James Whale

This week Chris and Hannah talk about some of their favourite theatre buildings which will take us around the UK and over to France.

Hannah then tells us about Simon Fraser, a sneaky boy with a flip floppy nature.

Chris then talks about the iconic LGBTQIA+ ally, Anne Rice, and her most famous novel; Interview With The Vampire