Cannock Chase has long been known as one of England’s most haunted forests, but the most disturbing legend of all is the Black-Eyed Child. In this episode, we explore the eerie encounters reported by hikers and locals: the Pleading Child, the Silent Watcher, and the Mimic that calls your name from the darkness. We trace the deep roots of the legend through ancient fae folklore, interdimensional theories, and the tragic real-life murders of Margaret, Diane, and Christine, a trauma some believe still lingers in the land. Is Cannock Chase a thin place? A crossroads of folklore, grief, and the supernatural?Or is there something much older wandering the woods… wearing a child’s face? Enter the forest with us but DON'T follow the crying.

This week, we’re diving deep into one of Scotland’s most mysterious and myth-soaked locations: Boleskine House, perched on the banks of the legendary Loch Ness. I’m joined by special guest Kayleigh Watson, and together we explore the full history of this infamous estate. From its early days as a quiet hunting lodge to its transformation into the dark magical laboratory of Aleister Crowley, through the rock-and-roll chapter of Jimmy Page’s ownership, and all the way to the modern private residences and recent attempts at restoration. Join us as we sift through history, horror, and Highlands folklore to decide once and for all: is Boleskine House truly haunted?

Beneath the crooked beams of Gloucestershire’s Ancient Ram Inn lies a history that refuses to rest. Built on Pagan ground and rumoured to sit at the crossing of powerful ley lines, this 12th-century inn has seen centuries of faith, fear, and something far darker. From witchcraft and failed exorcisms to the late John Humphries’ unforgettable encounters, explore the chilling stories that have made the Ram Inn one of Britain’s most haunted places.

No gas. No electricity. Just candlelight and something whispering in the dark. In this episode, we uncover the strange and chilling history of Borley Rectory, a house where tragedy, obsession, and ghostly legends collided to create one of Britain’s most enduring mysteries.