Chris and Hannah

A Wee Bit Gothic

Hannah Brown and Chris McLeish are two creatives from the Gothic city, Glasgow. Their fascination with all things gothic began at a young age but now as twenty-somethings they want to share their thoughts and feelings. From murder to literature, ghosts to architecture and maybe even the occasional film chat, they've got all your gothic interests covered.

Author

Chris and Hannah

Category

True Crime

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Latest episode

Nov 18, 2024

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Episodes

My Home Slice, Santa Claus! (Panto and Scots Christmas traditions) 25.12.2020

MERRY CHRISTMAS, EVERYONE! Hope you're having a wonderful Christmas and spending time with the people you love, if possible. If not, don't worry! The time will come soon enough, This week Hannah talks about the world of Scottish Panto, its origins and tropes, while Chris takes a dip into old Scottish Christmas traditions with a bonus ghost story! 

Wee Gothisode 1: Oh, Whistle, And I'll Come To You, My Lad 22.12.2020

Hannah takes on her first ever solo episode by telling you all M.R. James'  haunting story Oh, Whistle, And I'll Come To You, My Lad . The story was read at a Christmas gathering in 1903 then published the following year as part of the anthology Ghost Stories of an Antiquary . The title of the story is taken from a 1793 poem by Robert Burns written to an old Scottish air.

When In Doubt Get the Holy Water Out (Exorcist Curse and the Gorbals Vampire) 18.12.2020

This week Chris give you the scoop on The Exorcist curse! Hannah takes us to the Gorbals in search of the Gorbals Vampire 

Walking About With A Big Horsey Face (Matthew Clydesdale and North Berwick Witch Trials) 11.12.2020

This week Hannah shares the Glasgow based legend of Matthew Clydesdale; The Glasgow Frankenstein. Chris takes us to his home county to tell the story of the women and men accused of witchcraft during the North Berwick Witch Trials.

The Gamblin' and the Pimpin' (Oscar Slater and Anna Swan/Jennie Quigley) 04.12.2020

This week Chris rounds off his murder quartet and talks about how they're all connected, while Hannah gives her piece on the controversial man P.T. Barnum and the two Scottish women in his employ. 

Water's Not Very Flammable: Half-Hangit Maggie and Dr. Pritchard 27.11.2020

This week Hannah delves into the story of Half Hang't Maggie while Chris talks about Glasgow's Human Crocodile in part 3 of his murder quartet. 

King of the Creeps: Sandyford Murder and Lucia di Lammermoor 20.11.2020

Chris takes us through murder number 2 of his Glasgow Murder Quartet, while Hannah tells us about the history and Scottish backstory of Gaetano Donizetti's opera Lucia di Lammermoor. 

Don't Judge a Woman By Her Chin: “Tooth and Claw” and Madeleine Smith 13.11.2020

This week Hannah talks about one of her favourite episodes of a very famous British TV program, which dips its toes into the waters of gothic from time-to-time. Chris begins telling the first of 4 Glasgow murder stories that have been given a very interesting name, which he had never heard about. Come back next week for Part 2 of his Glasgow murder tales! 

Pilot: This Is Your Final Call: Theatre Royal Glasgow 05.11.2020

Stick with us, everyone! This is our very first episode and we're entirely self produced. We have lots of incredible stories from Scotland to tell you. Hannah and Chris begin their podcast by discussing the oldest operating theatre in Glasgow, the Theatre Royal.   Hannah talks about the history of the building itself, while Chris talks about its many rumoured hauntings, including its most famous g...

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