Today I scour the depths of the Readers Digest book of the Myths and legends of Britain to find a fantastic old Folkltale from the Dorset village of Uplyme. Here stories of Black dogs that stalk the night are common and this is just one such tale. i hope you enjoy.

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Owen x

Llangar Church in North Wales is one of the most beautiful and serene places in the land. It is an old, almost forgotten place of worship adorned with ancient images full of stories.

The tale of its origin is even more interesting and must be told at the Time between Times

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One of the most famous old folktales from Wales comes from one of the most iconic locations in Ceredigion. Devil's Bridge is an incredible series of structures, and the story of its origin is amazing. Sit back and relax, and join me at the heart of the forest for another tale as we leave the mundane behind and experience the magic of a tale traditionally told.

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This week I am joined at the firepit by the host of the Tales from the Otherwood podcast Dylan Knight. Dylan talks about his journey into storytelling and his fantastic tale-telling podcast before asking me to perform his favourite Nottingham Story Buttermilk Jack.

You can find Dylans podcast Here

https://talesfromtheotherwood.buzzsprout.com

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This week I bring you my most requested story. One which I often tell when performing live or guesting on other shows. an incredibly sinister story from Wales that was unearthed by Dr Delyth Badder when writing her tome on Welsh ghosts .

I have called it The Voice in the back room and you can read more about it in Delyth and Mark Normans' book " The Folklore of Wales - Ghosts " which can be found here

https://www.uwp.co.uk/book/the-folklore-of-wales-ghosts/

it is a scary one so listener discretion is advised and of course please do not listen when driving or operating machinery .

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Have a great week Everyone

Owen x

peacelistenersTwittertonight I am joined by Garden designer and writer Melanie Hick to discuss the sense of place and belonging in the busy world we inhabit, Melanie describes places she has visited that have given her a sense of place. Owen tells a few of her favourite tales.

Melanie also asks listiners to share their haunted garden stories with her for an exciting new project

Melanie can be contacted at

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Melanie was granted permission by the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung cultural heritage aboriginal cooperation to share the story of the Mist people the Manook of Narbethong. We both thank them for letting us tell their tale.

Any clumsy pronunciations are mine alone (Owen) .

This is an exploration of the tales surrounding one of the most magical places in the UK. Janet's Foss is a waterfall in Yorkshire surrounded by song and story. a place ideal to visit at the Time between Times.

Warning some creepy content

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A wonderful old folktale from the Wilds of Cumbria sees a young girl with an interest in Witches put her knowledge to the test when one comes to call. This tale is taken from the Reader's Digest Myths and Legends of Britain and I really enjoyed telling it. I hope you enjoy listening to it just as much.

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Owen

Just before Halloween, I have released two stories written by my friend and author, David Thomas, who collaborated with me on a few creepy Welsh tales. The first tale is a reading by myself of David's work, and the second is my interpretation of one of his stories. He is a very talented guy, and I hope you enjoy it?

These were previously available to Ko-fi and Patreon followers

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Thanks to David again and enjoy

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Owen x

An incredibly creepy tale from East Anglia starts the run into Halloween this week. A frightful fable of foolishness that still resonates to this day. Steady your nerves and join me at the firepit at the heart of the forest at the Time between Times for the tale of the Grisly Ghosts of Great Melton.

Please do not listen whilst driving or operating machinery and listener discretion advised this week as its quite a dark story.

Link to my Halloween performance

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1032614386427?aff=oddtdtcreator

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Owen x