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On the crunchy parched grass of the Clifton Downs, you join the crowds gathering to witness the 2026 solar eclipse. As the atmosphere builds, people deploy eclipse glasses, colanders and home-made cardboard contraptions to view the astonishing event – culminating in a rousing rou ...  Show more

“A fulmar once vomited in my eye!” Writer and naturalist Stephen Rutt recalls his adventures following s raindrop from source to sea for his new book The Waterlands. This week's Plodcast host is Annabel Ross, who joins Stephen on the River Thames to hear his extraordinary tales – ...  Show more

When Holmes heads to the Cornish countryside seeking respite from his exhausting London practice, he hopes to spend time pursuing his other hobbies. But trouble soon finds the great detective when a woman is found dead in her home, her face contorted in horror. The local vicar be ...  Show more

Holmes travels to Hurlstone Manor to investigate the butler's disappearance and its connection to the enigmatic Musgrave Ritual. As he decodes the meaning behind the ritual's archaic verses, Holmes realises this is no mere family tradition—it's a riddle that has guarded a shockin ...  Show more

An older man recuperating in the English countryside hears a legend of a monster that supposedly lives in an old Roman mine tunnel and decides to check it out for himself. Get all of our shows at one website: WWW.BESTOF1001STORIES.COM REVIEWS NEEDED . My email works as well for c ...  Show more

Some truths should never see the light. In this chilling double feature from the shadowy edges of Otis Jiry’s Tales From Duskwood, we descend—literally and figuratively—into the hidden places beneath our feet and behind our minds. Beneath Rome’s ancient stones, a rivalry turns de ...  Show more