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Join Penny as she tells you some of the history that she recently regaled guests of the Festival of the Unexplained 23 with...and who did hate the colour red?
Penny recently revisited one of her favourite locations, Landguard Fort with the Paracom team and had some very interesting experiences which were shared with her two guests, Wayne Seaden and Mark Williams
Listen as they talk history, go off subject a lot (but it's still quite interesting) and segue back to the subject in hand, the amazing and historic, Landguard Fort.
Mention Transylvania and most people think of Count Dracula, but where do these myths of vampirism come from and is there more to the country of Romania?
Penny speaks with passionate tour guide and historian, Vlad Blaj about this and just why you should visit his beautiful country,
Penny chats to her good friend Charlotte White, a woman of many talents who is both a historian and a baker, about all things Charles II, was he a good guy? how many children did he have? why did he have so many mistresses...and where could you maybe encounter his spirit?
The House of Wills has appeared on many paranormal shows, but it affected investigator Daryl (of Ghost Hunters) so much that he wrote his first book about it.
Join Penny as she talks all things House of Wills with Daryl
Penny is joined by the gothic queen of death herself, Dr Kate Cherrell to talk about her latest project with Jack Osbourne, why Grimsby should be the centre of the paranormal universe and whether Missenden Abbey deserves it's reputation.
Do not miss it!
Penny is joined by Saxon and Viking archaeologist Liz Cormell, to talk all things "Norse" and even manages to compare the sacred Valhalla to a game of rugby...
Penny is joined by two of the nicest people in the business, Philip and Ronald Kinsella, to talk all things "alien", abductions, history, theories and current phenomena, SkinWalker ranch...
Join Penny as she chats with the brilliant Jayne Harris all about Help! My House is Haunted, Living in Tudor times and not to forget the power of Forests...
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