The Scottish Folklore Podcast

I love your story’s thank you so much

Jenny, thank you (Tapadh leat) for the time, effort, and passion you put into your story telling. I was also very thankful for your return! I often refer to myself as an Appalachian Scot, originally from the mountains of Virginia, now living in Florida. A few years ago I followed my roots to the Scottish highlands. I did not want to return. However, I am now transported back to the country I love through your stories!

Dear Jenny, Haw hen, ah just wanted tae drop ye a wee note tae say a massive thank ye for aw the graft ye’ve pit intae yer Scottish folklore podcast. Honestly, it’s pure brilliant. Every episode’s like sittin’ roon the fire wi a guid pal, listenin’ tae stories that make ye feel baith proud and a wee bit eerie at the same time. Ye’ve a knack for bringin’ the auld tales tae life — wi yer voice, yer banter, an the way ye make folk feel part o’ it. It’s magic, so it is. It means a lot tae see somebody young keepin’ the spirit o’ Scotland’s myths and legends alive, sharin’ them wi such heart. Ye’re daein somethin special, hen — remindin’ us where we come fae, and makin’ sure the auld stories dinnae fade awa. So aye, cheers tae ye, Jenny. Keep daein whit ye’re daein — it’s makin’ a difference. Ah’ll be listenin’ wi a cuppa in haun, waitin’ for the next yin. Wi aw my thanks and best wishes, Sia E. Galt

Jenny is an expert story teller and brings these stories to life in a singsongy way that brings you back to childhood fairytales. She keeps these old stories alive in a family friendly way that people of all ages can enjoy.