Unearth the chilling secrets of Lower Quinton! This week on Wyrd Wessex, we delve into the unsolved murder of Charles Walton, a case shrouded in mystery and steeped in local folklore. Join us as we explore the bizarre coincidences, accusations of witchcraft, and eerie connections to ancient sites that surround this baffling crime. Was it a simple murder, a ritual sacrifice, or something far more sinister? Happy Valentines.

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Intro music by Leonell Cassio - The Paranormal Is Real (ft. Carrie)

Continuing on from the main show, join the Wyrdo’s for extra conversation. From Neil Gaiman controversies to UFO conspiracies, we dive into a whirlwind of topics this week. We debate separating art from artist, share a spooky personal encounter, and dissect the latest UFO footage and theories. Plus, are we being primed for a big reveal? Join us for a lively discussion!

On this episode of Wyrd Wessex, Craig & Andy delve into the chilling tale of Dear David, a 2017 Twitter phenomenon that sent shivers down the spines of users worldwide. A web cartoonist named Adam Ellis documented his terrifying encounters with a malevolent ghost through a series of unsettling tweets.

From sleep paralysis to chilling encounters with a ghostly child, Adam's story will have you questioning your own reality. Join us as we explore the eerie details of this real-life horror story and discuss the psychological impact of living with the unknown.

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Mark Ryan, co-creator of the Wildwood Tarot and actor known for roles in Robin of Sherwood and Transformers, joins the Wyrdo's to discuss the mystical connections between ancient beliefs and the modern world.

Growing up near Sherwood Forest, Ryan's childhood experiences with folklore and history heavily influenced his journey with tarot and cartomancy. He shares the fascinating story of creating the Wildwood Tarot, born from a desire to connect with a more nature-based, British Isles-centric system than the traditional decks.

Ryan recounts the serendipitous events that led to his role in Robin of Sherwood, his continued close friendships with the cast, and the strange experiences that have shaped his understanding of the world. He delves into the symbolism of the Wildwood Tarot, explaining the inspiration behind various cards and their connection to the wheel of the year.

Ryan also discusses the challenges of counterfeit decks, offering advice to buyers and revealing plans for a limited edition re-release of the Greenwood Tarot. He explores the nature of tarot readings, emphasising their role in gaining clarity and accessing one's subconscious.

The conversation touches on consciousness, intuition, and the importance of respecting the earth and its energies. Finally, they discuss the resurgence of interest in UAPs and the potential for groundbreaking revelations in the near future, with Ryan hinting at his own knowledge of classified information.

The episode concludes with a lighthearted "Florida Man" story.

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Intro music by Leonell Cassio - The Paranormal Is Real (ft. Carrie)

Join the Wyrdos, for another dose of AfterWyrd! This week, they chat about Trumps disclosure plan for JFK & Martin Luther King. Robert Eggers' upcoming werewolf flick set in 13th century England (and speculate on its historical inspiration!), the current werewolf film craze, and reminisce about their surprisingly popular past guest, Patrick. It's a wild ride of werewolves, weirdness, and Wyrd Wessex charm!

In this episode of Wyrd Wessex the Wyrdo's, Andy and Craig are heading to Heol Fanog, also known as Hellfire Farm, thought to be the most haunted house in Britain and often branded the Welsh Amityville.

It’s a farmhouse in Wales that became infamous in the late 1980s due to a series of alleged paranormal events experienced by the family living there. delve into the terrifying true story of the Rich family, who moved into a seemingly idyllic farmhouse in Wales, only to discover it was haunted by a malevolent entity. Prepare to be terrified as Andy and Craig guide you through the Rich family's horrifying ordeal, from unexplained noises and occurrences to disturbing apparitions, including a spectral old woman and a demonic entity.

The family seeks help from priests, mediums, and even exorcists, but their efforts to rid the house of the malevolent presence are met with limited success. The haunting takes a devastating toll on the family's mental and emotional well-being, pushing them to the brink of despair. Heol Fanog: The Most Haunted House in Britain will leave you questioning your own reality and wondering if the forces of darkness truly exist.

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In this AfterWyrd bonus, Andy and Craig chat about what's coming up on Wyrd Wessex! They tease their upcoming episode on the infamous "Witch Farm" in Wales, promising a deep dive into this chilling case. Get ready for some serious Welsh weirdness!

They also discuss Robert Eggers' film Nosferatu and his other works, sharing their thoughts on his unique style. Plus, they hint at future explorations of Scottish folklore, including the spine-tingling legend of the Big Grey Man of Ben Macdui. Tune in for a quick chat about all things wyrd!

This episode delves into the chilling experiences of the Coombs family, who witnessed inexplicable events at their farm, including unexplained tremors and vibrations, strange lights and aerial phenomena, and a terrifying encounter with a towering, silver figure near their home. We'll analyse the evidence, discuss potential explanations, and consider the possibility of a cover-up.

Don't miss this chilling exploration of the Welsh Triangle!

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