Out of Time Podcast

So obviously we weren't back on 11th and unfortunately due to personal circumstances it looks like we won't be uploading until the new year. We're both really disappointed as we had a special Christmas episode planned as well as normal episodes, but hopefully 2021 will see us get back to regular uploads - I mean surely it can't be any worse than 2020?!

Unfortunately, there will be no episode this week but we will be back on Friday 11th with another true crime case - and it's a crazy one!

Stories of strange, unidentified creatures roaming the wild are nothing new, but what happens when those creatures are so close, you can see them, hear them, or worse, feel them?

This week we'll be discussing two too close for comfort encounters, the Attack at Ape Canyon and the Palmyra Wolves.

Episode 6 - Unexplained Encounters is available now via acast or wherever you get your podcasts.

Photo 1 - 1924 newspaper clipping
Photo 2 - Ape Canyon, Mt. St. Helen's
Photo 3 - Welcome to Palmyra, home of super scary bipedal wolves!

Jamestown wasn’t the first English settlement in the New World, two decades earlier Virginia was claimed by Sir Walter Raleigh during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.

After a supply run Governor John White returned to find the settlement deserted, with no sign of the 115 colonists he had left behind three years earlier.

For 400-years experts have been trying to piece together the answer of what happened to the Lost Colony of Roanoke, let’s take a look at what they’ve found.

Episode 5 - The Lost Colony of Roanoke now streaming via acast or wherever you get your podcasts

Photo 1 – Discovery of the CROATOAN carving
Photos 2 - John White’s watercolour map showing patch
Photo 3 – Signet ring found at Harattas Island
Photo 4 – John White’s watercolours of Native Americans

Happy Friday the Thirteenth!

Today Matt and Lauren will be exchanging their spookiest haunted object stories - prepare to meet a doll that will have you following his rules, a painting you certainly wouldn't want in your house, and a fear munching mirror.

Available now via acast or wherever you get your podcasts.

Photo 1 - Robert the Doll
Photo 2 - Curse of the Crying Boy (several paintings reported on by The Sun)
Photo 3 - The Dark Mirror

Tomorrow we take our first step into the world of true crime, and it's a big one!

In wartime Britain, four boys plan to spend the day poaching in the woods, but inside the trunk of a hollow tree they would make a shocking discovery. It would the catalyst for one of the UKs most enduring mysteries.

Join us as we discuss the case and examine the theories behind the question: Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm?

Available this Friday via aCast or wherever you get your podcasts.

Photo 1: The skull
Photo 2: The Wych Elm/ Graffiti
Photo 3: Facial and outfit reconstructions

In our second episode we take a look at the lives of two German brothers, who would go on to not only become some of the greatest literary scholars of their time, but whose signature work would make them household names. You know their stories; now let’s get to know the real people behind the famous name: The Brothers Grimm.

The Brothers Grimm: Storytelling Scholars now streaming via aCast or wherever you get your podcasts.

Photo 1 – Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm
Photo 2 – The Brothers meet Dorothea Pierson Viehmann
Photo 3 – Front piece and title page illustration by Ludwig Grimm (1819 edition)

We have officially launched and since tomorrow is Halloween, where better to start than a haunted manor house 👻

In Episode 1 we discuss the fascinating past of what is commonly called “the most haunted house in Brighton”, from the families who lived there to sightings of ghosts roaming the halls, and a discovery made following a séance that may just verify these claims.

The History and Haunting of Preston Manor, now streaming via aCast or wherever you get your podcasts.

Photo 1 – Preston Manor and St Peters Church
Photo 2 – Ada Goodrich Freer
Photo 3 – Entrance Hall
Photo 4 - Kitchen