Before England had Churches, it had Gods. In this episode of Mythic Albion, we step back into the shadowed world of the Anglo-Saxons, where fate ruled all things and the land itself was alive with unseen powers. We explore Woden, the one-eyed wander, lord of the dead and All-Father of the English. Alongside him are the forgotten Gods of thunder, oaths, hearth and dawn. Deities who once governed every battle, birth and burial.

From sacred groves and blood offerings, to the coming of the Christian cross, this episode uncovers how England's old Gods were not destroyed, simply transformed. Their echoes still lingering in folklore, language and the haunted landscape itself.

A journey into the lost pantheon and the legacy it left behind.

Through dramatized storytelling and reflection, this episode explores how paganism took root in England and the lasting impression it left on the culture, even in the 21st century.

With immersive storytelling, original narration and atmospheric sound design.

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Britain's waters are older than it's roads, it villages, and even it's written history. Long before charts and warning signs, people told stories to explain what lurked beneath their still surfaces.

In this episode of Mythic Albion, we wade into the dark folklore of Britain's rivers, lochs, and coasts to uncover the legends of its most feared water spirits.

We encounter the Kelpie, the shape-shifting water horse of Scotland that lured riders to a drowning death. The Grindylow, a lurking presence beneath ponds and mill waters, waiting to snatch unwary children. And the Mermaids of Britain's shores - not gentle singers, but omens of storms, shipwrecks and loss.

Through dramatized storytelling and reflection, this episode explores why water has always been a boundary between worlds, a source of life, and a force of quiet terror. These spirits were not merely monsters, but warnings - shaped by grief, danger and respect for a power humanity could never fully tame.

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For centuries, Britain has embraced a winter tradition more chilling than cheerful: the telling of ghost stories at Christmas.

And none understood this better than M.R. James - master of the uncanny, scholar of the supernatural, and creator of tales that burrow under the skin.

In this Christmas special, we bring to life one of his most haunting works: A Warning to the Curious.

On the bleak Norfolk coast, an amateur achaeologist named Paxton believes he has uncovered the last of the mythical Anglo-Saxon crowns - treasures said to protect England from invasion. But some relics are guarded by more than legend...and Paxton's discovery awakens an ancient sentinel that does not rest, does not forgive and does not stop.

Through storm - lashed dunes, flickering candles, and the cold hush of winter nights, this tale unfolds as a warning from the past:

some secrets were never meant to be found.

This episode blends atmospheric dramatization with the eerie storytelling spirit of M.R. James himself - made for quiet December nights, when the boundary between the living and the lost grows thin.

Settle in.

Dim the lights

And listen closely..

Featuring immersive storytelling, original narration and atmospheric sound design.

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