Exploring the strange, the bizarre, and the uncanny.
Talking Till Dawn takes to the airwaves to explore just a few of the strangest mystery broadcasts of history. Come with us as we deep dive into the worlds of Cold War spy “numbers stations”,
Listen nowEpisode 16: Numbers Stations, Mystery Broadcasts & Broadcast Signal Intrusions
Deep beneath the modern cities of Europe lie thousands of mysterious tunnels. Known as erdstalls, no one is certain who built them, but theories surrounding these strange underground labyrinths invoke everything from secret societies to
Listen nowEpisode 15: Erdstalls, the Mystery Goblin Tunnels of Europe
In probably our weirdest episode to date, we take to the skies to examine persistent rumours and reports of bizarre atmospheric beasts inhabiting the skies of Earth. Join us on a journey that takes in
In 1837 & 1838, horror was afoot on the streets of Victorian London. A strange and terrible entity stalked the lanes: Spring-Heeled Jack, a bizarre fiend who spewed flame, leapt huge distances, and stalked women
Listen nowEpisode 13: Spring-heeled Jack, the Fire-Spewing Phantom of London
Legends of lost gold, beast-men, and an ancient, formless evil swirl like the mists over Canada’s Nahanni National Park Reserve. Strange sightings, unexplained disappearances, and a rash of decapitated prospectors have left their mark on
In the second of this two-part series, we look back on the largest police manhunt in Scottish criminal history: the search for the unknown serial killer known as Bible John in the aftermath of his
Listen nowEpisode 11: Bible John, Scotland’s Unknown Serial Killer (Part 2)
In 1968 and 1969, a series of bizarre murders gripped Glasgow in a state of horror. “Bible John”, the papers called him. The Barrowland Killer. His horrendous crimes would scar the city’s psyche for decades
Listen nowEpisode 10: Bible John, Scotland’s Unknown Serial Killer (Part 1)
In 1996, Texas journalist Brian Bethel shared his experience of a terrifying nocturnal encounter with two very strange children. His accounts became an early viral phenomenon, and struck an eerie chord with readers around the
Join Mike and Martin as they discuss why the Loch Ness Monster definitely isn’t a plesiosaur (sorry!) and go on a bizarre quest to figure out what the Loch Ness Monster might actually be. Och aye! Our final trip to
Listen nowEpisode 8: Nessie & the Loch Monsters of Scotland (Part 3)
9th February 1855: Strange hoof-prints appeared in the freshly-fallen snow, marching far across the English county of Devon and beyond. What sort of creature has hooves but walks upright, can cover hundreds of miles in