Summary

In this episode of Kelpies, Kilts and Caledonian Chills, host Georgia and her guest Amy explore the rich tapestry of Scottish folklore, focusing on the haunting tale of the Baobhan Sith a vampire fairy from Highland legend. They discuss the enchanting yet dangerous nature of fairy folklore, the cultural significance of these stories, and how they continue to resonate in modern times. The conversation weaves through personal anecdotes, historical insights, and the eerie beauty of Scotland's supernatural landscape.

In this episode of Kelpies, Kilts and Caledonian Chills, host Georgia delves into the dark history of the Glencoe massacre, exploring the political and social turmoil of 1690s Scotland. The narrative unfolds the tragic events that led to the betrayal of the Macdonald clan, highlighting themes of hospitality, trust, and the consequences of political decisions. Through a detailed recounting of the massacre and its aftermath, listeners gain insight into the historical significance of Glencoe and the lessons it imparts about human relationships and governance.

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In this episode of Kelpies, Kilts and Caledonian Chills, host Georgia takes listeners on a captivating journey through Scottish folklore, focusing on the haunting tales of Cawdor Castle. She shares personal reflections on her life changes, before diving into the rich history of Cawdor Castle and its ghostly legends, particularly the tragic story of Muriel Cawdor. The episode also explores the literary connections to Shakespeare's Macbeth and concludes with a call for community engagement and sharing of personal stories.