Hello! 

Apologies for the late episode but here we are back back back again. 

This week we ask ourselves which period of Scottish history we would most like to get plonked in if the opportunity arose. 

Hannah then talks about the pioneering women who infiltrated the historically male-only systems of Glasgow Uni and lovingly dubs 4 incredible women the Glasgow Four.

Chris then talks about a man who was once referred to as an Angel of Death in the Dundee press; Colin Norris. Who inspired him and is he set of a release from prison?

This week we talk about some of our favourite plays! Punchdrunk and one Mozart get a lovely mention.

 Chris tells us all about the outspoken woman who was sent into exile on St Kilda by her husband while Hannah tells us about one of the worst ship building disasters that took place in Glasgow 

Well well well what have we here? Another episode? Fabulous. 

This week we kick things off (rather groggily) with stories of on stage mishaps! What. A. Hoot!

Hannah then talks us through the difficulties of working in factories amid the industrial revolution and the steps one man took to make things a bit better.

Chris then offers to buy you all a 99 before turning on his heels in fear of the Glasgow Ice Creams wars, which ended in murder and a miscarriage of justice.

Back in the Habit, here we be. 

This week we discuss underrated horror films, niece nicknames, new money making adventures and more! 

Chris then tells us about Scottish explorer Thomas Simpson and his mysterious death. 

Hannah, with a new wild links and made coincidences, tells us about Dean Cemetery in Edinburgh.

Welcome back once again to another episode of A Wee Bit Gothic. 

This week Hannah and Chris discuss which Google holes they've been stuck in in recent weeks. Chris also divulges the details about his escapades as the next Mary Poppins. 

Hannah's story is about Eugene Marie Chantrelle. A man with eerie similarities to one Dr Pritchard from a previous episode. Eugene went on to inspire a someone to write a little book about the two sides within every man. 

Chris then takes us up to the Kingdom of Fife to look at a castle steeped in history, soaked in blood and full of lost golf balls...probably.

Welcome back to another episode of AWBG!

This week we ask ourselves which fairy tale we would like to see adapted into some kind of truly gothic film.

Chris then talks to us about Tom Jenkins, a man brought to Scotland on a ship called The Prestige which stole people from Africa as slaves.

Hannah then give us the roots (some Scottish) behind Gaetano Donizetti's operas about Queens.

Hello hello!

Chris then tells us all about the 2 little pranksters that managed to trick one of the greatest literary minds in Scottish history

This week we ask ourselves what we reckon the creepiest song ever. Dare to listen to our choices?

Chris then talks about the worst maritime disaster in the east coast of Scotland. 

Hannah then talks about one bad bloodsucking bat man. 

It’s all games and fun at Episode 41! 

Chat this week includes Hannah’s birthday, Chris’ amphibian pal, our “lads” trip to Edinburgh & Ms Hattie McCap asks us about our comfort TV shows. Nuns and Belgian detectives both feature. 

Hannah gives us the story of Scotland’s bizarre big cat sightings, and the sleekit’ feline soul-stealer that haunts the Highlands. 

Chris then gives us the hidden history behind a landmark in Portobello. Medical mistakes, charges of homicide and exposed intestines all feature in the story of Dr Hugh Dewar. Not recommended for those with a sensitive stomach.