• Beastly Theories (Ep. 105) The Wildman of Orford - with Pete Jennings

  • Apr 15 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 5 mins
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Beastly Theories (Ep. 105) The Wildman of Orford - with Pete Jennings

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  • Join me for episode 105 as I chat with the awesome - Pete Jennings!

    Pete is an Author, Folklorist, Historian, Anglo-Saxon Reenactor, Storyteller, and Pagan Activist— as well as an authority on the histories and mysteries of Suffolk!

    We talk about the strange legend of the Wildman of Orford. This naked, hairy, man-like beast was netted by fisherman off the nearby coast and kept as an unwilling guest in Orford Castle, a cannibalistic Mermaid that once inhabited a now dried-up pond in Rendlesham Forest, which is also coincidentally the location of Britain’s most celebrated UFO encounter, Anglo-Saxon warrior kings, their barrows and treasures, the terrifying tale of a Black Shuck that terrified the villages of Bungay and Blythburgh and how his upbringing in this Suffolk has inspired a lifelong love and investigation of this mysterious county.

    Pete is a living lexicon of history and folklore as well as an accomplished author - check out his mystical musings and literary endeavours here: http://www.gippeswic.org/books.html

    Check out my other beastly endeavours here: https://linktr.ee/beastsof

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