Time between Times Storytelling with Owen Staton. The Lords of Halloween
In the twilight hush of Nos Calan Gaeaf, when the veil thins and shadows stir, join storyteller Owen Staton for a chilling Halloween special: "The Coelcerth and the Coming of the Black Sow." Gather 'round the flickering bonfire as ancient Welsh spirits awaken—the ethereal Ladi Wen, the fearsome Hwch Ddu Gwta, and Gwyn ap Nudd with his howling hounds of Annwn. In this time between times, where the living brush against the dead, tales of forgotten gods and cursed harvests weave a spell of wonder and dread. Perfect for a night when the dark remembers... and calls your name.www.patreon.com/owenstatonwww.ko-fi.com/owenstatonHave a wonderful Calan Gaeaf Owen x
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Time between Times Storytelling with Owen Staton. Icy Sedgwick and the Could Lad o Hylton . A
In this episode I meet at the firepit with the author, Folklorist and host of fabalous folklore Icy Sedgwick as we dicuss the darkest time of year Halloween. Icy and i discuss Halloween traditions and what it was like growing up with this tradition in our own parts of the country . I then tell one of icy's favourite stories from Sunderland The incredibly creepy Cauld Lad o Hylton. I really hope you enjoy https://www.welshstoryteller.comIcy can be found here https://www.icysedgwick.comicy's books can be bought here https://uk.bookshop.org/beta-search?keywords=icy+sedgwickmy ko-fihttps://ko-fi.com/OWENSTATONTake care my friends Owen x
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Time between Times Storytelling with Owen Staton- Halloween ghost stories for the darkest night of the year
Hello my friends Welcome to this bonus episode of Time between Times storytelling where I bring you a couple of old Welsh ghost stories for you to enjoy as the nights grow dark. Both are old folkloric Ghost tales that should be enough to send a shiver down your spine and put you in the mood for Calan Gaeaf.I really hope you enjoy themwww.welshstoryteller.comwww.ko-fi.com/owenstatonwww.patreon.com/owenstaton7Calan Gaeaf Hapus ffrindiau Owen x
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Time between Times Storytelling with Owen Staton. Firepit Fable with Alix Chidley-Uttley and the Ghostly Funeral of Ratlinghope
Hello my FriendsWelcome to this special bonus episode of Time between Times where I am joined by the wonderful Alix Chidley- Uttley who as well as being one half of the Shropshire Witches is also the presenter of " Two minute Histories " on Instagram.Alix and I talk about her videos as well as her ghostly experiences living in the folklore filled hills of Shropshire before I tell one of her favourite tales The Ghostly Funeral of Ratlingnhope. I really hope you enjoy .you can find more about Alix at www.alixchidley-uttley.co.ukInstagram (home of two minute histories ) @alix_cuOwen can be found herewww.welshstoryteller.comPlease leave a review or consider buying me a Ko-fi www.ko-fi.com/owenstatonwww.patreon.com/owenstaton7Look out for more bonus episodes in the run up to Calan Gaeaf. Take careOwen
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Time between Times Storytelling with Owen Staton. Halloween Ghost stories . The Gnoll Ghosts
A special Bonus Ghost story episode for us this Haloween Come home with me to the Vale of Neath and enjoy some local legends as I explore the darker part of this wonderful part of the World. The Ghosts of Gnoll are here.Please support me by leaving a review wherever you find this pod or please consider buying me a Ko-fi on the link below.www.welshstoryteller.comwww.ko-fi.com/owenstatonwww.patreon.com/owenstaton7Take care my friendsOwen x
About Time Between Times Storytelling with Owen Staton
Join storyteller Owen Staton as he tells some of the greatest Myths Legends and Ghost stories from Wales and beyond.
Each episode features a unique tale and encourages you to take time out to relax and listen to the traditionally told story in a relaxing and mindful way.
Enjoy the Time between Times. The time when the veil between our world and the Otherworld grows thin.
Please do not listen whilst driving or operating machinery
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