Writer Amy Jeffs, illustrator Gwen Burns and musician Natalie Brice sit down with use to talk about their magical new book ‘Old Songs’.

How did a rectory in the quiet Essex countryside become known as the most haunted house in England?

The Dun Cow is on the rampage, again. Luckily we’ve got the people from Willerby village to give us some advice about how to handle the beast.

The 21st of September is the Devil’s Nutting Day. Be careful if you go a-nutting!

The beautiful Scots border tale of Janet and her lover Tam Lin is an enduring reminder of the power of love.

Bestselling author, Lucy Holland, on ancient tales, bards and amazing women in history

Wizards, bargains, sleeping knights. This story has it all.

What haunts the crypt of Bluddy Mackenzie? This frightful poltergeist is said to be one of the most active in the UK. But what does it want?

This mysterious stone has been talked about by Londoners since before the Norman invasion. What is it? Where did it come from? If only it could tell us its secrets.

Can great skill only be found by selling your soul? The devil promises much but can he deliver?

The Cerne Abbas giant has more than just his manhood to recommend him.

How did a nine-year old girl become the star witness in the most infamous witch trials in English history? Listen to this week’s episode to find out. This is a must listen for those who love witchcraft, the history of English witchcraft and the Pendle Witch Trials.

This darkly romantic tale of mermaids, witchcraft and betrayal has all the elements of a haunting story. Come with us for two stories of love, revenge and death in the rolling dales of the Peak District.

A princess, a nymph, the goddess of the Severn. Just who is Sabrina? And where did she come from?

Wassail, wassail! It’s time for some festive cheer and two stories inspired by our favourite Christmas carols.

Do you dare walk the Winter woods when Harry is on the hunt?