6. Daw Hyfryd Fis - Gwilym Bowen Rhys

For March, we’re by the river - where ancient fishes swim amid the water weeds, and not every spring green is as lovely as it appears. Today, we hear tell of strange dreams, look out for Zodiacal Light, and listen out for birdsong, that harbinger of spring. Also singing is Lisa K ...  Show more

For February’s Found Sound, Alice Boyd visits Muireann Ní Sheoighe Eachthighearn, one of only a handful of female luthiers, or fiddle makers, working in Ireland. Alice records the many interesting sounds of Muireann’s practice - from a chisel in maple to the sound of water hittin ...  Show more

The wall comes tumbling down this week, while Morrigan's walls go *up* after a tumble in the sheets with Helion, who is Lucien's daddy?! It's a messy week in Prythian. Please read up until Chapter 59, page 531 in the paperback edition. No DGWE this week because we're running s ...

Join Emily and Ray in London’s Victoria Park for a walk with the brilliant comedian Rhys James. Rhys is actually more of a cat man, but Raymond absolutely adored him nonetheless! 

Rhys tells us about growing up in Harpenden, what it meant to be a small boy at sc ...

Featuring all of the usual plus even more of the unusual than usual! Joyce, NO PRISONS, songs that sound like other songs, English toffs doing Irish pleb cosplay, Irish ne’er do-wells doing English farmer cosplay, English farmers singing songs that are actually plots of 1970s por ...  Show more

Newlyweds on the final eve of their honeymoon are haunted by the ghosts of old Whitechapel as a mysterious pub patron breathes terrifying new life into the bloody terror that gripped the streets of Victorian London.

Warning: Contains graphic content not suitab ...