Wyrd Wessex

14/10/2026

8pm today we dive into the early, creeping hauntings of Borley Rectory—a location once dubbed “the most haunted house in England.”

Before the infamous Marianne Foyster era brought absolute chaos to the blue room, the Rectory spent decades quietly accumulating strangeness under the Bull family and the brief, chaotic tenure of Eric Smith.

We explore how Britain’s premier ghost hunter, Harry Price, first arrived at the scene with his kit of fingerprint powder and mercury gauges, and we chat about how our modern fear of ghosts compares to historical perspectives on the paranormal.

Live on YouTube or your favourite podcast apps, or listen as free on our Buymeacoffee page. Links in bio and stories

12/10/2026

Dolls - creepy or not? Here is a small collection my wife made last year that we just got out the attic for spooky season. Who’s your favourite? Let us know in the comments and watch our episode on dolls from 2 years back over on our YouTube- link in our stories

09/10/2026

A short but important update today for Afterwyrd. Find it on YouTube or your favourite podcast apps

09/10/2026

You may have watched the coverage of Strange Days and wondered why not all the tarot has been drawn?

Well there were 2 more cards drawn, so here’s a little bonus on YouTube and podcast apps this morning.

Which leave me with 2 cards 2 get signed before we can do the giveaway- but don’t worry - I have a plan (I think 😅)

08/10/2026

This looks interesting

Spooky

07/10/2026

The finale of our Strange Days Festival live coverage is HERE! 🎙️✨

In this fifth and final instalment, we wrap up an incredible weekend packed with high strangeness, brilliant guests, and unravelled mysteries. Grab a brew, settle in, and join us for the festival finale! ☕👇

Here’s what’s waiting for you in this episode:
🇬🇧 British Folk Horror & Kitchen Shadows | We sit down with Fortean Times TV critics Stu and Ruth Neville to dive into British folk horror, low-key hauntings, and a genuinely terrifying kitchen-dwelling shadow figure.

🎪 Festival Debrief | Organiser Matt Page drops by to reflect on the weekend’s absolute best highlights and stand-out moments.

🐉 Cryptids & Dragon Sightings | Cryptozoologist Richard Freeman shares thrilling tales of hunting the Tasmanian wolf, tracking down the Mongolian death worm, and modern dragon encounters at Waverley Abbey.

⏳ Devon Time Slip | Jackie Tong details an astonishing, mind-bending 1940s GI time slip in Devon.

🔮 Raising the Cone of Power | Performer Jacqueline Haigh from Witchy Finger joins us at the mic to bring the magic.

🎧 Listen now on all major podcast platforms or watch on YouTube

Stay Wyrd! 🕯️
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07/10/2026

The finale of our Strange Days Festival live coverage is HERE! 🎙️✨

In this fifth and final instalment, we wrap up an incredible weekend packed with high strangeness, brilliant guests, and unravelled mysteries. Grab a brew, settle in, and join us for the festival finale! ☕👇

Here’s what’s waiting for you in this episode:
🇬🇧 British Folk Horror & Kitchen Shadows | We sit down with Fortean Times TV critics Stu and Ruth Neville to dive into British folk horror, low-key hauntings, and a genuinely terrifying kitchen-dwelling shadow figure.

🎪 Festival Debrief | Organiser Matt Page drops by to reflect on the weekend’s absolute best highlights and stand-out moments.

🐉 Cryptids & Dragon Sightings | Cryptozoologist Richard Freeman shares thrilling tales of hunting the Tasmanian wolf, tracking down the Mongolian death worm, and modern dragon encounters at Waverley Abbey.

⏳ Devon Time Slip | Jackie Tonks details an astonishing, mind-bending 1940s GI time slip in Devon.

🔮 Raising the Cone of Power | Performer Jacqueline Haigh from Witchy Finger joins us at the mic to bring the magic.

🎧 Listen now on all major podcast platforms or watch on YouTube

Stay Wyrd! 🕯️
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30/09/2026

Peter Laws signed his book for me, with me in the human centipede 🤮😅

30/09/2026

New episode out now 🎙️

🎪 Recorded live on location at Strange Days we are backstage for Part 4 of our special coverage with an incredible lineup of Fortean researchers, ghost tour hosts, and creators diving deep into high strangeness, shadow figures, phantom tech, and content creator ethics.

Here is what is waiting for you in this packed episode:
👤 Steph (*City of Secrets*) breaks down her Milton Keynes paranormal mapping project and a chilling eyewitness account of the featureless Wolverton Doppelgänger matching a runner’s stride step-for-step down a dark road.
👻 Claire (*Don’t Scare Claire*) shares terrifying historical research, including Tudor World’s 7-foot shadow man with a targeted grudge against blondes, and an impossible time-slip phone call on a disconnected payphone.
🍷 Peter Laws (*Into the Fog*) unpacks the ethics of paranormal YouTube monetisation, absurd s*x toy sponsorships, and the hallucinatory dangers of festival homebrew w**e.
🕯️ Ghost tour operator Charlie takes us inside Wiltshire’s 14th-century Lacock Tithe Barn to share spirit contact with a young woman named Lily and unexpected phantom encounters right behind unsuspecting guests.

Head to the link in our bio to listen now! 🔮

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30/09/2026

On today’s episode we are back at for Part 4 of our special coverage, sitting down with an incredible lineup of researchers, ghost tour hosts, and paranormal creators:

(Into the Fog) on creator ethics, strange sponsorships, and festival w**e hallucinations.

on Tudor World’s terrifying 7-foot shadow man and phantom payphone calls.
lay on the Milton Keynes paranormal mapping project and the featureless Wolverton Doppelgänger.

Charlie on 14th-century spirit contact with Lily at Wiltshire’s Laycock Tithe Barn.

Available on all major podcast platforms and YouTube now!

Doppelgängers, Shadow Men & Lacock Ghosts

https://youtu.be/-1hsFGwCP90

Stay Wyrd.

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