Tales from the Penny Bloods: Stories of Victorian Britain

Lot 249 by Arthur Conan Doyle, dates from 1892, and was the tale that gave Rudyard Kipling his first nightmare in years...

Part 3: Things reach a climax as Smith decides on drastic action...bringing this tale to a fiery close.

Lot 249 by Arthur Conan Doyle, dates from 1892, and was the tale that gave Rudyard Kipling his first nightmare in years...

Part 2: After Bellingham's collapse, mysterious attacks are carried out by someone - or something - unseen...

Lot 249 by Arthur Conan Doyle, dates from 1892, and was published in Harper's Magazine. It was the tale that gave Rudyard Kipling his first nightmare in years...

Abercrombie Smith is a freshman at Oxford, and is given a curious warning about his neighbours.

With apologies to Oscar Wilde, please join us for our version of this heartfelt classic. This episode brings holiday fun to the entire family. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or the Solstice, you'll enjoy this comic celebration of the season.

What do you get when you combine a band of wacky pirates, a beloved cow, and some ghostly shenanigans? Lots of fun, that's what! And if you like our shows, please visit our website @ talesfromthepennybloods.org and subscribe.

And now, the conclusion of our tale of pirates, ghosts, castaways, and the sweet cow Abbigail. #victorian #ghosts #pirates #podcasts

The ghostly visits to our pirate friends continue -- wait to you hear what happens next! #victorian #ghosts #podcast #pirates

You've got pirates, castaways, ghosts, and "demonic sea creatures" -- what more could you ask for? Don't worry, there are a few laughs as well!

Ghosts, pirates, and bovine thrills -- the fun continues in this new episode. #ghost #victorian #podcast #pirate #comedy

A ghost, a cow, and a pirate ship! The Haunted Cow is based on an 1837 story in Bentley’s Miscellany by Edward Howard entitled “’Who Milked My Cow?’ Or, The Marine Ghost.”  It features Carl Bengston, Summur Brailey, River Hawk, Falina Van Lewen, Dean Medek, Tim Shaw, and Julia Warren. Additional voices by Steve Van Lewen. Featuring original music composed and performed by River Hawk. Written and directed by Arnold Anthony Schmidt and engineered/edited by Raymond Mahnke. Special thanks to James Costello, general manager of Modesto’s KCBP-FM.