Some numbers are avoided.

Some signs are watched closely.

Some places are never entered at all.

For centuries, people across Britain have believed that the world speaks in symbols - if you know how to listen. A lone magpie. Salt spilled across a threshold. A black cat pausing in the road. Flickering lights said to mark the path of the dead.

There were not idle fears.

They were rules for survival in a world where luck, death and the unseen were thought to walk hand in hand.

In this episode of Mythic Albion, we explore the omens that shaped everyday life - the dread of the number thirteen, the warning cried of birds, corpse candles drifting through the dark, fairy rings avoided at all costs and animals believed to stand between worlds.

Were these beliefs born of coincidence, cultural memory, or something observed and misunderstood?

Some signs are still avoided. Some rituals still followed. And some superstitions refuse to die.

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In December 1980, something strange descended into Rendlesham Forest.

US Air Force personnel stationed at RAF Woodbridge and Bentwaters reported lights moving through the trees..a landed craft...and encounters that still defy explanation more than 45 years later. Military witnesses. Radiation readings. A recorded audio tape made in the middle of the event itself.

Was it misidentified lighthouse? A secret military test? Or one of the most credible UFO encounters ever reported on British soil?

In this episode of Mythic Albion, we step from ancient legends and into modern mystery, where folkore meets the Cold War, and the unknown leaves physical marks on the ground, and on the people who were there.

Because sometimes, the old stories of lights in the sky don't stay in the past.

With immersive storytelling, original narration and atmospheric sound design.

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Before England had Churches, it had Gods. In this episode of Mythic Albion, we step back into the shadowed world of the Anglo-Saxons, where fate ruled all things and the land itself was alive with unseen powers. We explore Woden, the one-eyed wander, lord of the dead and All-Father of the English. Alongside him are the forgotten Gods of thunder, oaths, hearth and dawn. Deities who once governed every battle, birth and burial.

From sacred groves and blood offerings, to the coming of the Christian cross, this episode uncovers how England's old Gods were not destroyed, simply transformed. Their echoes still lingering in folklore, language and the haunted landscape itself.

A journey into the lost pantheon and the legacy it left behind.

Through dramatized storytelling and reflection, this episode explores how paganism took root in England and the lasting impression it left on the culture, even in the 21st century.

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