Loremen Podcast

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Loremen is a funny podcast about local legends and forgotten folklore. Support us on patreon.com/loremenpod. Watch stuff on youtube.com/loremenpodcast.

Get your bowl of sweeties ready, because James is knocking on your door with a Halloween grab-bag! He gets distracted by a peculiar bit of grave statuary while trying to research Gloucestershire polterguys, but the Beresford body-bags of Fenny Bentley only add to the cavalcade of spooky nonsense.

S7E40 – Gloucestershire Poltergeists

James is knocking on your door with a Halloween grab-bag! We've got ghosts, goblins and the Beresford body-bags of Fenny Bentley

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In the depths of Gloucestershire there lived a man, nay, a visionary! This man dared to dream that his egg-intolerant wife could enjoy a sweet dollop of custard on her pudding. Just like Mrs. Bird was haunted (ironically) by eggs, the unfinished Woodchester Mansion is positively riddled with ghosts.

S7E39 – The Haunted Ruins of Woodchester Mansion

The unfinished Woodchester Mansion is haunted, just like one Gloucestershire woman was haunted by egg custard.

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James leads us down to Wiltshire to see the megalithic marvel that is West Kennet Long Barrow. This Neolithic burial mound is the source of much folklore and at least one awkward social encounter for James. There's ghosts, grabbing hands and a lovely reminder of a funny video off of the internet.

S7E36 – Ghosts of West Kennet Long Barrow

The megalithic marvel that is West Kennet Long Barrow is the source of much folklore and at least one awkward social encounter for James.

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Ciabatta beware! The Loreboys investigate a devilish crime in London's notorious bakery district. Plus, Alasdair introduces James to the original consulting detective. It's Wendel Scherer, Germany's answer to, "what if Sherlock Holmes were German and not a very good detective?"

S7E33 – Little Bakery Shop of Horrors

Alasdair introduces James to the original consulting detective: Wendel Scherer, Germany's answer to, "what if Sherlock Holmes were German and not a very good detective?"

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