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FolkLands

By: Tim Downie Justin Chubb
  • Summary

  • A journey in the hidden corners of England and its folklore with writer/actors Tim Downie and Justin Chubb.

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Episodes
  • Underworlds
    Apr 30 2024
    In todays episode we delve into the dark tunnels and shadowy corners of the underworld. First we are in the lime caves of Dorking for tales of robbers and dark forgotten secrets, we then head over to Chislehurst where Roman, Saxon and Druidic tunnels lead us down into the depths of a blood soaked past. Beware what lies beneath! Enjoy

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    1 hr and 50 mins
  • PlantLore
    Mar 29 2024

    In todays episode we go rummaging through the undergrowth to explore the amazing world of Plant with the brilliant Roy Vickery. We discover how Ivy is good for trousers, bramble is lucky for cows and why you must always sit in a hawthorn tree.


    Roy can be found at his website plant-lore.com


    And the very wonderful Sophie Skelton reads from A WItch's Guide to Gardening by Dorothy Jacob. Enjoy!


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    1 hr and 14 mins
  • Serpent Tales
    Feb 27 2024

    On todays show we explore the mysterious Knucker, blood thirsty water serpents unique to Sussex who are said to live in bottomless wells and attack villagers. Expect totem poles, jam and a truly horrific ending to Red Riding Hood.


    We talk to the brilliant Dr Paul Quinn, Director of Folklore and Fairy Tales at Chichester University and the wonderful Matthew Lewis reads from Bram Stokers 'The Lair of The White Worm.' Enjoy!


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    2 hrs and 8 mins

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