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Shadow Tor Paranormal Podcast

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History, paranormal, archaeology and folklore meet in the Shadow Tor Paranormal Podcast. Featuring historic curios from ancient priories and pubs, to archaeological sites and mysterious locations across the land. Based in Cornwall, we have many a strange tale to tell you. Recorded, narrated and edited by Matt 'Bear' Clark (GameDev, Time Team, educator) Written and narrated by Jonathan Boakes (GameDev, actor, author, investigator)Shadow Tor Paranormal Sciences sociales
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  • 19: Human Hunting Ground
    Jul 1 2026

    The team venture into Trelawne Woods, the old hunting ground for the posh estate since the 12thC. They are joined by psychic medium, Rebekah, who has some insights to add regarding the mysterious ruins hidden away in the jungle-like forest. One startling vision suggests the old medieval gentry may have hunted more than just 'animals'!

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    23 min
  • 18: Ruin Seekers
    Jun 2 2026

    The team head into the jungle-like woods on the ancient Trelawne Estate, hidden in a secret valley in Cornwall. Searching for the lost ruins and historical clues, the team have much to explore before night fall, including the Gamekeeper's Cottage and Old Kennels for the hunting dogs. The PodCast features music by Jago and the Wych.

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    19 min
  • 17: Curse of The Punch Bowl Inn
    Apr 20 2026

    Take a dive into the history, folklore and ghost stories of The Punch Bowl Inn in Lanreath, Cornwall. An ancient building, said to be one of the oldest public houses in the land, granted a drinks license in 1620. The pub boasts an impressive 13 ghosts, from phantom carriages, a sad lonely girl and a demonic black cockerel, that terrorised the village over 200 years ago. There's also a lot of history in the village, including the nearby Giant's Hedge, a royal visitation and early indicators of a saintly hermit giving the village its name.

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    24 min
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