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This week we give a spoiler-free review of new gory wonderful NICOLAS CAGE AS DRACULA horror, vampire comedy Renfield! And while we’re putting dead things in coffins TENNEY GOT A NEW PHONE, lol. We talk Shark Week, the Bermuda Triangle, Spontaneously making a haunted location’s power turn back on, A masterful description of new cozy ghost show School Spirits on Paramount+, Mystery words, Goodfellas, Weird dreams, Ghost Bean, Jess’s new crush on comedian Ben Schwartz, and MUCH more! It’s like The Daily Show but not The Daily Show…

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Hidden away on a tropical island in the Caribbean, lies a vault. Although it's empty now, it once held a strange mystery that once captivated the world... Was the events that happened in the Chase Family Vault true? Or was there something else going on here?

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In this episode, Lucy tells Karen all about the fairy coffins of Arthur’s seat and discusses whether they are witchy rituals or evidence of murderers' guilt? Buckle your seat belt for this long ride everyone as in addition to the weird-ass coffin story we also get a wee listen to Karen's son Max's sweet Scottish accent and delve into the main (and paramount) discussion of the day: pants or trousers?!!!

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A small stone crypt stands abandoned in a centuries-old churchyard on the Caribbean island of Barbados.  It was once the tomb of the wealthy Chase family, and today is the site of one of the most famous paranormal mysteries in history.  Between 1812 ad 1820, the burial vault was opened 4 times to receive the dead, and each time the crypt was unsealed onlookers found the coffins in the tomb tossed about wildly.  Was is earthquakes, floods, voodoo or something even more sister that moved the caskets about in the tomb?  Join us as we explore the tantalizing mystery of the Dancing Coffins of Barbados on this episode of Beyond the Fringe.

Brothers John and Will Wiesenfeld improve coffins.

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Just a little glimpse into my "normal" childhood and how I got to visit mom and dad one more time.

Coffins moving on their own? This sounds like it was ripped from the pages of a horror novel but it’s REAL! Join us as we dive into the story of the Moving Coffins of Barbados to understand the history and possible explanations of what is going on in this crypt. Enjoy the podcast!

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Our first story of 2019 and, to get the year off on the right foot, we've chosen something nice and grim for you.
Nocturnal Transmissions is proud to present Gary McMahon's
'MY BOY BUILDS COFFINS'.

Death and Burial

British Goblins: Welsh Folk Lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions (1881)

Book 3 Chapter 7

by

Wirt Sikes

Find out all the customs about food and drinking, especially Beer, by a coffin, how important Salt is, the Sin-Eater (and whether the stories are true or not), the Scapegoat and Welsh funeral possessions. We learn about praying at crossroads where criminals may have been buried. Sikes also tells us about the Grassless Grave and the Parson's Offerings.

• Death and Burial 1:50
• The Gwylnos 2:49
• Beer-Drinking at Welsh Festivals 3:24
• Food and Drink over the Coffin 3:56
• Sponge Cakes at Modern Funerals 6:00
• The Sin-Eater 6:45
• Welsh Denial that this Custom ever existed 7:48
• The Testimony concerning it 8:08
• Plate of Salt on Corpse's Breast 12:07
• Superstitions regarding Salt 15:05
• The Scapegoat 17:32
• The St. Tegla Cock and Hen 18:13
• Welsh Funeral Processions 19:51
• Praying at Crossroads 20:29
• Superstition regarding Criminals' Graves 20:44
• Hanging and Welsh Prejudice 21:03
• The Grassless Graves 22:40
• Parson's Penny, or Offrwm 24:40
• Old Shows to the Clerk 25:59
• Arian y Rhaw, or Spade Money 26:32
• Burials without Coffin 29:06
• The Sul Coffa 30:07
• Planting and Strewing Graves with flowers 32:28

Names Used in this Section

All proper names and words in Welsh or other languages are recorded here in the show-notes and we've done our best to get the pronunciations right for you.

• Gwylnos
• St Tegla
• Offrwm
• Arian y Rhaw
• Sul Coffa
• Pennant
• Thomas Myddleton
• Coranich
•      'cum mago dolore et clamore cognatorum et propinquorum omnium'
•      'Claddu y marw ac at y cwrw' (To bury the dead, and to the beer')
• Cymru Fu
• Cwrw brwd

Pic: Giving Food over the Coffin

• Llancaiach
• Servis & Humphrey
• Rev. E. L. Barnwell
• Malkin
• John Aubrey
• Lansdwone Mss.
• Hereford
• Rosse
• 'ipso facto'
• Dynder (nolens volens)
• Brecon
• Llangors
• Mr. Gwin
• Bishop White Kennet
• Amersden, Oxford
• Ludlow
• Mr. Matthew Moggridge, Swansea
• Llandebie
• Chepstow
• Mr. Allen, Pembrokeshire
• Mr. E. A. Freeman
• Mr. Eugene Schulyer
• iskatchi
• Cardiganshire
• Cardiff
• Aaron
• Wrexham & Ruthin, Llandegla
• Clwyf y Tegla
• Pater Noster
• Metellus, conqueror of Macedon
• Montgomeryshire
• John Newton
• Welshpool
• Defynog, Breconshire
• Llanrhaiadr-yn-Mochnant
•       'cyfneseifiaid' (next-of-kin)
•       'yr hen glochydd'
•      'cadach deupen
• Richard Griffith, Trefeglwys
• Thomas Dinelly
• Ivan the Harper
• Williams of Merllyn
• Richard the Harper
• Llanfwrog
• Dafydd y Garreg Wen (David of the White Stone)
• Toriad y Dydd (the Dawn)
• Glamorganshire
• Cymbeline 
• Milford Haven
• Fidele

Pic: Dafydd y Garreg Wen

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