Urbane Legends

Due to not unexpected legal action the release of this podcast was delayed by 12 hours.

Sadly, after the recording of this episode both Neil and Chris were killed by the rake. Our thoughts and prayers are with their pillow wives

Here's this weeks episode about a grim legend. We also learn a lot about vibes based mental health assessment and the early days of witness protection

Sometimes in this life, we have to just knuckle down and work, even if we dont like it but it's important. You just have to stop procrastinating and get on with it, sooner you get it started, sooner you wont have to worry about it. Here's part two of Batchelors Grove. And there will be a third part, and you will grow as a person because of this.

In a radical change to format, this week is part one of a multi episode look at the highly active and murder heavy Bachelors Grove Cemetery. Many an urban legend abound for this place, including some you have likely heard yourself during your younger days. Remember them? We didnt have much did we? But we were happy and the Summer Holidays seemed to last for years. Catching rats to fight in the barrel cellar under your local pub, being a lookout for minor theft, trying to kick eachother off your bikes while cycling through a council estate. Yes, a boys childhood, magical.

This week we dive into the mysterious world of Chemtrails. Water vapour or Covid spreading, vaccine innoucating mind control chemicals? Do the UK and the US have a history of testing these things out in the past? Neil the cheecky flim-flam artist. Jack White comes to Brighton and makes us confront the terrifying reality of other people the cheeky Pearly King Skellington.

On this week's show we discuss the mysterious but relatable time travelling guru John Titor from the far off time of 2036. Is it worth going back to the 70s to pick up an obsolete PC, is time travel more like a bad road trip or Ryanair journey and should we pay more attention to our own journey through life?

The Canadian urban legend special episdode boat sadly turned into a funereal barge docks at the bay of acceptance, growth and... no more idiocy - normal service probably resumed next week.