Weird Tales Radio Show

Weird Tales Radio Show #15: When Good Faeries go Bad - April 2018

2/4/2018

How has your Easter been? Torrential rain? Snow? Hailstones? Thunder? Traffic jams? Delays at airports? Well kick back and listen to the latest Weird Tales Radio Show – now available on all podcast channels. This is our April Fool pondering, Mermaid spotting, Faeries and King Arthur discussing, Hobgoblins who can cure Whooping Cough, and ET don’t bothering phoning home because all the other Aliens are dead, show. The big interview is with Dr Neil Rushton where we discuss everything from Morgan la Fae to, curiously, the late Syd Barrett. (OmnyStudio and PodBean players below.)

3 Comments

Grimalkin

3/4/2018 21:54:32

Thank you for this interview with Neil Rushton. It was great to finally hear his voice, since I have been following his blog for awhile now. He has helped resurrect my life long interest in Arthurian legend and the fairy faith.

Charles Christian

4/4/2018 10:22:19

Thank you Grimalkin - glad you enjoyed it - and Neil made a great interviewee

Charles Christian

4/4/2018 10:46:43

And also a big thank you to Neil Ruston for this post on his blog https://deadbutdreaming.wordpress.com/2018/04/02/talking-about-the-faeries/

Weird Tales Radio Show

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Weird Tales Radio Show #15: When Good Faeries go Bad - April 2018