FOLKLORE

In FOLKLORE, the past is never truly buried. After the death of her former professor, Tamsin Wheatley inherits a haunting collection of old cassette tapes. Pressing play unravels a carefully recorded trail of local myths and whispered truths, pulling her deep into the eerie landscape of Wiltshire. This narrative podcast blends fiction with the deep roots of English folklore, following Tamsin’s solitary investigation as each tape reveals another layer of a hidden world. Listeners will walk alongside her through fields marked by ancient standing stones, down lonely country roads where spectral black dogs are said to roam, and into the dark heart of woods where older things might linger. The series is built on a sense of discovery and unease, where every village has its ghost and every hilltop its forgotten legend. It’s an atmospheric drama that feels less like a story being told and more like one being uncovered, piece by unsettling piece. As Tamsin pieces together the professor’s final research, the line between academic curiosity and personal peril begins to blur. The Folklore Podcast crafts its tension from the quiet places and the stories they hold, making the familiar English countryside feel profoundly strange and alive with mystery.