Charles Christian
Charles Christian is a barrister and Reuters correspondent turned writer, podcaster, award-winning tech journalist and sometime werewolf hunter now covering geek stuff, folklore, and the weird.
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RADIO RUEDA InterPermaCultural, Bilingual, Experimental, Artivist & Human
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Join English barrister and Reuters correspondent turned writer, podcaster, radio show host, award-winning tech journalist and sometime werewolf hunter Charles Christian for a weekly feast of folklore, magick and scary tales. If general off-the-wall weirdness is your thing then the Weird Tales Radio Show has something for everyone, with its magazine format designed for all fans of ghosts, geek, magick, folklore, urban myths, legends and witchcraft but with a focus on fun and strangeness that sets it apart from other paranormal radio shows.
Described as “the Today Show of the paranormal and supernatural” and “a fabulously atmospheric and over-flowing with esoteric info-show well loved by the geekiverse” – in 2019 it was rated as “one of the Top 40 UK podcasts and radio shows you must subscribe and listen to.” But don’t worry, now you can enjoy it in RADIO RUEDA.
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🇨🇱 Kalku
El Horror de Machicura
Un brujo debe enfrentarse una salmonera que amenaza el Lago Machicura y sus habitantes. La empresa no dudará en usar poderes ocultos para someter a la población y hacerse con los recursos del Lago.
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🇨🇦 Lost Shaman
A chop suey of feels
Lost Shaman is a story of a young woman in Toronto who begins to explore her Filipino culture and folklore, and learns to embrace all the many things that she is: babaylan, witch, shaman, healer, sorceress, a powerful and strong woman. There’s a lot going on: confusion, reflection, drama, suspense, discovery, horror, nostalgia, loss, all tinged by the lightness of youth. It’s the feels we experience everyday as we come into our own identity, navigating our traditions with the modern world.
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🇸🇰 Na Slovensku aj po anglicky
Ahojte, I’m Jeremy I moved to Slovakia in 2009 with my Slovak wife and daughter. Since then I’ve become an English teacher, second time father, writer, vocalist for a local band and now podcaster. My goal is to share my experiences living in Slovakia as well as the experiences of the not-so-many foreigners that live here as well. I also welcome the stories of the Slovaks that connect us all.
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