Wait, What? Weird in the Wade is on BBC Sounds!

Posted on by Natalie Doig

That’s right you can now listen to Weird in the Wade on BBC Sounds

If you’re an existing listener it’s important to know that the BBC are starting with Weird in the Wade’s back catalogue.

On the 28th October the first ever 6 episodes of the podcast go live on BBC Sounds. Then every Monday another back catalogue episode is released until the BBC has caught up with Weird in the Wade’s monthly content. That will be around July next year (2025.)

You can still listen to Weird in the Wade wherever you currently listen!

Brand new episodes will still be released everywhere else each month until the BBC have caught up in July 2025.

Our latest episode Haunted Henlow Camp is available now! Here: https://pod.fo/e/2796fd

Are you a new listener?

Welcome! Thank you so much for listening I really hope you’re enjoying the show.

Are you looking for the show notes, photographs and links about each episode? You can find them all here. https://weirdinthewade.blog/category/show-notes-and-links/

Or in the menu titled Show Notes and Links

You can find Weird in the Wade on social media as well.

We have a friendly facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560033785587

We’re also on Instagram, Threads, Twitter / X, and Blue Sky (where we’re equally friendly.) Find all the links on our Link Tree here: https://linktr.ee/weirdinthewade

If you’re enjoying the show and you’d like to support Weird in the Wade and get exclusive extra episodes, we have a Patreon!

Members of Team Weird on the Patreon receive extra content every month for the price of a coffee. Find out more here: https://www.patreon.com/c/WeirdintheWade

Thank you for listening to Weird in the Wade and visiting the blog.

A curving path through a wood, with mist and trees with yellow and gold leaves. In the back ground a person is walking with their back to us, they where a warm yellow coat which matches the leaves.
Walking Biggleswade’s Green Wheel in Autumn
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Published by Natalie Doig

"Science and sorcery." It's a quote from a beekeeper I saw on the TV, about how he sees the work he does keeping bees, a balance between science and sorcery. For me it also sums up my experience of life, my interests and my outlook. I love photography which is a perfect blend of science and sorcery, using light and technology to create magical images. But when I'm not taking photos you'll find me making the podcast Weird in the Wade. I'm also often to be found writing, reading, knitting, riding my mountain bike or drinking coffee watching the world go by. By day I fight for disability rights, equality and inclusion for all.

4 thoughts on “Wait, What? Weird in the Wade is on BBC Sounds!”

  1. Loving the series. Keep going. I once lived in a house with an extra “guest”. It manifested itself many ways, and used to wake up the children at night. We sold the house many years ago. Meeting up with an ex neighbour a handful of years after we left, she said the people living there then were having problems with footsteps running up and down the stairs. A few years ago, when different people were living there, my daughter met the wife and arranged for us to go and visit. They too had many tales of noise and disturbance, and fully accepted they were not alone.

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  2. Loving the series as know Biggleswade and around there well. Reference the Flying Saucer incident – USAF Chicksands never had a runway. It was a listening station. My mum and husband worked there.

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  3. I loved your first episode but found the second, bonus one difficult to follow because of the

    random background music which distracted from your voice and had no apparent

    relation to the text – jaunty twinkly music, for example, when you were talking of the

    devastating losses suffered in the fire. Your writing and narration are great. You

    speak with clarity and animation – please ditch the awful, unneccesary music 🙂

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