Time between Times Storytelling with Owen Staton. The Grim Lights of Wales

Some stories refuse to disappear. In this episode of Time between Times, I take you deep into the lonely mountains of Cardiganshire and the tragic story of Catrin Gwyn — a young woman who vanished during a storm in 1705, leaving behind nothing but a fragment of red cloth beside a lonely bog. But Catrin’s story did not end there. They said she returned as White Catti of the Grove Cave, a pale figure seen amongst the mist and ruined shepherd’s cottages, leading travellers towards the river and the darkness. And somewhere in those mountains, they say, she may still be walking. So come closer to the fire, leave the worries of the day behind, and listen carefully… Because if you hear footsteps following you through the mist… whatever you do, don’t look back. Time between Times storytelling with Owen Staton www.welshstoryteller.com Welsh Storyteller Support me on Ko-fi www.ko-fi.com/owenstaton

BWGAN YR HAFOD — THE GHOST OF HAFOD Tonight, we step into the darkness of an old Welsh house where stones appeared from nowhere, potatoes flew through the air and a great wooden table was hurled against the ceiling. But what was haunting Hafod Uchtryd? Come closer to the fire and enter the strange and unsettling world of Bwgan yr Hafod — one of Wales’ most extraordinary tales of the supernatural. Leave your worries behind, my friends… and listen carefully. Time between Times storytelling with Owen Staton Listen wherever you get your podcasts www.welshstoryteller.com www.ko-fi.com/owenstaton www.patreon.com/owenstaton7 Tickets for The Ghost Light https://pontardaweartscentre.com/shows/the-ghost-light-with-owen-staton/

Some roads should perhaps never be walked alone after dark. In this episode of Time between Times, I bring you two unsettling tales from the old roads of Glamorgan. A man walking between Bridgend and Cardiff who suddenly finds himself carrying something he cannot see… And a young girl from the Neath area who realises that something strange is following her home through the darkness. Two encounters. Two lonely roads. And two things that perhaps should never have been there. So come and sit with me at the firepit at the heart of the forest, leave the worries of the day behind and listen carefully… Because sometimes, my friends, the footsteps behind us aren’t our own. Time between Times storytelling with Owen Staton www.welshstoryteller.com Buy me a Ko-fi www.ko-fi.com/owenstaton Become a Patreon www.patreon.com/owenstaton7 Find Time between Times wherever you listen to podcasts. Thank you, as always, for coming and sitting beside the fire with me. Take care, my friends. Owen x

THE TONDU SPECTRE Something once walked the dark roads around Tondu… In this chilling episode of Time between Times, I tell the extraordinary story of the Tondu Spectre — a terrifying, death-like figure said to have appeared in 1904 and physically attacked a man on a lonely road. Was it a ghost, a hoax, or something far stranger? I’m also joined by writer and researcher Rachel Taylor, who has been researching the ghosts and haunted history of Bridgend. Together we delve into the stories, places and folklore that have given this corner of South Wales such a rich supernatural history. Turn down the lights… Come closer to the fire… And listen carefully. Because in the darkness around Tondu… something was waiting. Welcome to the Time between Times, my friends. www.welshstoryteller.com www.ko-fi.com/owenstaton www.patreon.com/owenstaton7 Rachel Taylors Substack " Hauntings and History" https://thehauntedhistorian.substack.com/p/have-you-seen-the-ghosts-yet?r=56bicy&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web Thanks to Rachel Taylor for the conversation Take care friends Nos da

The Story of Me – Just Enjoy Wrestling Sometimes you don’t need a great plan. Sometimes you just need to sit down, have a ramble, talk about life, getting through the day, the things that matter, and the things that probably don’t. In this episode, I talk about myself, my thoughts, and where I find myself today. There’s no great wisdom here — just me, talking. And, as always, I finish with one of my favourite tales. So pull up a chair, settle in and just enjoy the rambling. Just enjoy wrestling, friends. If you enjoy what I do and would like to support the storytelling, you can find me here: www.ko-fi.com/owenstaton