FOLKLORE

In the season finale, a ghost at the bottom of a well leads Tamsin back to Avebury, where she begins to suspect that these strange occurrences may be more connected than she first believed.

A special announcement from Tamsin Wheatley ahead of episode 6.

Teaser Trailer for FOLKLORE - Episode 6: The Woman in the Well

Tamsin reads an email from listener Michelle Newman.

Have you ever been afraid to lock a door? Tamsin investigates why the door at Odstock Church remained unlocked for nearly 200 years…

Tamsin reads an email from listener Andrew Burniston.

Teaser Trailer for FOLKLORE - Episode 5: Martyr's Curse

Tamsin speaks to a listener who claims to have taken a photograph of Sally in the Wood.

Tamsin looks into the chilling tale of a young woman’s soul lost in the woods outside of Bath and begins to wonder just how sane Kneale really was.

Tamsin reads an email from listener Katie B.

Teaser Trailer for FOLKLORE - Episode 4: Sally in the Wood

Tamsin reads an email from listener Denise Fairbourne.

An old skeleton, a mysterious archeologist, and a marmalade factory all come together as Tamsin attempts to uncover just why her late Professor was so interested in the barber-surgeon of Avebury.

Teaser Trailer for FOLKLORE - Episode 3: The Skeleton and the Stones

Tamsin reads an email from listener Mike.

Contradictory accounts of a large black dog with eyes like saucers lead Tamsin to suspect that there may be more to Kneale’s investigations than she initially thought.

Tamsin reads an email from listener Ashleigh Greening.

Teaser Trailer for FOLKLORE - Episode 2: Black Shuck

Tamsin reads an email from listener Ryan Holmes.

Local radio host Tamsin Wheatley investigates the ghostly sightings of a jealous boyfriend when she receives a package of mysterious tapes from her late university professor, Henry Kneale.

When Tamsin Wheatley receives a series of mysterious cassette tapes from her late University Professor, she finds herself drawn into a world of ghosts, demons, standing stones, and terrifying black dogs.

Join her as she explores Wiltshire’s rich, mysterious, and sometimes even frightening history, where every village, town, dark copse, and country road has a story to tell.