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Interview with Stephen Rae 'Bard of Cumberland' about his creative endevours in painting, poetry and especially in fuilmmaking. We discuss his surrealist folkore films and how being a druid and a folklore storyteller have influenced his work.
To see Stephen's folklore films, paintings and storytelling you can follow on
@BardCumberland
@StephenGeoRae
@LandofLoreFilms
@BardeaGrnFilms
Actors and Writers Michelle Bayly and Liam Scarth discuss 'FOWK', their new audio collection of spooky modern folktales, ready for Halloween. Creative force of actors during lockdown Community theatre and stories of people and place The dark folklore of Northumberland The purpose and power of folktales Using audio technology for scary stories. @DreamSwarm www.DreamSwarm.org ...
Interview with filmmaker Gavin Williams, writer of Christmas sci-fi horror film 'Await Further Instructions'. Sci-fi horror films ideas Relevance of 'Await Further Instructions' at lockdown and Christmas Tribute to director Johnny Kevorkian ...
Interview with Al Ridenhour, host of the Bone and Sickle podcast and author of 'Krampus and the Old Dark Christmas'. It is an incredible podcast, full of spooky atmospheres and high production values to deliver rich research in an entertaining way. Confluence of folklore, history and horror Themes for episodes Creating the distinctive soundtracks You can listen to the Bone and Sickle podcast here www.boneandsickle.com You can also support their Patreon page. You can follow on twitter @BoneandSickle Take a look at Al's book 'Krampus and the Old Dark Christmas', a deep exploration of spooky yuletide folklore from the Alps. ...
