Celtic Noir Podcast

Celtic Noir Podcast

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Celtic Noir Podcast episodes

  • The Laidley Wyrm of Spindlestone

    I must have been very small when I first heard this tale, I’ve a feeling it was Uncle jack told it of a Midwinter’s Eve as I do have recollections of the tillylamps hissing and eyeing them very carefully in caase they turned out to be toads in disguise 😊.

    Enjoy. And do beware … not everything is always as it seems 😉



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    16 min
  • The Rhymer's Tale

    The Rhymer's TaleStory behind the lovely old song Thomas the Rhymer.He was a real person - Thomas of Erceldoun - a poet and prophet, and gave us the phrase "Walking Between the Worlds".



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    37 min
  • Urith's Tale

    Urith's TaleAncient "wicked Stepmother" tale from my hojme village, and the basis fo my novel Owl Woman.



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    24 min
  • Garden Office !

    Live in the garden office, working hard, having fun 😀



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    6 min
  • Snow Mountain

    View this afternoon from my front window …

    Goodn morning



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    1 min
  • Owl Woman

    Owl Woman 1: 1 Apr2026A short reading of the beginning of my novel Owl Woman.If you like, I'll read some more, another time 😊



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    17 min
  • Shining Brow

    Shining Brow: 25 Mar 2026

    Celtic Noir Podcast



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    22 min
  • Moon Song

    Moon Song - a story about working with the Moon.And about an idea I have for helping you work with the moon if you'd like 🌙😊



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    26 min

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Dark stories, with teeth, from where the old lands still answer back