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Listening Post 31
by Listeningpost31
Listening Post 31 explores the folklore, strange histories and unexplained stories hidden across Britain.From old legends and forgotten accounts to unusual incidents preserved in local memory, each report follows the places, people and stories that have endured — and asks what might have been left behind.Some stories are well known. Others are harder to explain.These are the reports of Listening Post 31.
Episodes
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Report 002 The Beast of Dalby Forest (With Video)
For centuries, stories of a strange animal have persisted around the Vale of Pickering and the forests of North Yorkshire. From the old settlement of Flixton and its infamous werewolf legend to later accounts from gamekeepers, forestry workers and travellers, descriptions of something unusually...
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Report 001 St Mark's Eve (With Video)
In 1890, Bram Stoker arrived in Whitby. Years later, the Yorkshire town would become one of the most recognisable locations in Dracula. But among the stories Stoker encountered was an older and stranger tradition associated with St Mark's Eve — a night when some believed the future dead could be...
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Report 003 The Skreet
During the early decades of the twentieth century, stories began circulating through the terraced streets of Yorkshire about something that came when a new baby was brought home. Families placed salt and rosemary around their houses. Keys were hidden. Holy water was brushed across window panes....
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Report 002 The Beast of Dalby Forest
For centuries, stories of a strange animal have persisted around the Vale of Pickering and the forests of North Yorkshire. From the old settlement of Flixton and its infamous werewolf legend to later accounts from gamekeepers, forestry workers and travellers, descriptions of something unusually...
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Report 001 St Mark's Eve
In 1890, Bram Stoker arrived in Whitby. Years later, the Yorkshire town would become one of the most recognisable locations in Dracula. But among the stories Stoker encountered was an older and stranger tradition associated with St Mark's Eve — a night when some believed the future dead could be...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Listening Post 31 explores the folklore, strange histories and unexplained stories hidden across Britain.From old legends and forgotten accounts to unusual incidents preserved in local memory, each report follows the places, people and stories that have endured — and asks what might have been left behind.Some stories are well known. Others are harder to explain.These are the reports of Listening Post 31.
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Listening Post 31 explores the folklore, strange histories and unexplained stories hidden across Britain.From old legends and forgotten accounts to unusual incidents preserved in local memory, each report follows the places, people and stories that have endured — and asks what might have been left...
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