The Leanna Sidhe an ancient Irish fae or fairy who appears to young poets who whisper her name into the air at night appearing as the most beautiful woman they have ever seen, she is said to slowly drive her victims insane before enfolding them in her deadly embrace.

In this episode we delve into the tale of the Sawney Bean Clan an Infamous Clan of Cannibalistic murderers who terrorised the Scottish highlands hundreds of years ago and serve as the key inspiration behind the Film The Hills Have Eyes. in this episode we pose the question, Are the spirits of the Sawney Bean clan still lingering in the Scottish highlands?.

This week we talk about the notorious legend of Krampus in this years Stolen Brain Podcast Christmas special. We will be on Break for a brief period over the holidays so keep an eye on our socials for news and updates thanks so much for your support have a wonderful Christmas and a happy new year from us at The Stolen Brain Podcast.

This week we take a look at the legend of Grýla a monstrous ogress who lives in the wilds of Iceland, she is said to travel village to village seeking charity and even sometimes naughty children.

This week we take a look at the yule lads from nordic legend 13 short bearded masters of mischief and mayhem who descend from an Icelandic volcano once a year during Christmas, over the years though they have also evolved to be known in some places as the 13 Santas.

This week we take a look at the wren festival a notorious hunt for the alleged treacherous Bird known as the Wren and the traditions surrounding the festival.

This week we take a look at the elusive creature known as the yeti or abominable snowman an apelike creature said to stalk explorers across the Himalayas howling and leaving prints that have stumped zoologists and scientists for decades.

this week we talk about the legendary Beast of Gévaudan a monstrous creature that attacked over 300 people in 1765 and took the lives of a reported 100 men, women children and infants with the majority the body being partially consumed.