An overview of how London has treated its criminals throughout history with a dive into some executions which were worse than the crime itself!
An metaphorical atmospheric trip through the grimy backstreets of London, stopping off at Tyburn to marvel at the public executions of the day, travelling all the way through time to the last execution performed in London, meeting the hangman that murdered for money.
Not a talk for the squeamish but for those who are interested in the darker side of history.
Views: 791 | Enquiries: 3Nikki Druce is the creator and host of Macabre London, the original podcast about London’s gruesome history. The critically acclaimed podcast, created in 2016 combines the intrigue of horror and history and turns it into a unique storytelling show.
Nikki’s true stories are inspired by a lifelong love of anything dark, gothic, creepy and unsettling. Through Macabre London, Nikki has dedicated herself to making sure the stories from the capital’s past are not forgotten forever and to bring them to a new generation of podcast listeners and YouTube viewers.
Macabre London has been featured as BBC Radio 4 extras podcast pick of the week, has received over 500,000 downloads and continues to grow its dedicated listenership which stretches all over the world, not just London, proving that England’s capital city is a draw to many around the globe.
Nikki is a content creator, working with the podcast and YouTube medium so is able to talk about content creation as well as horror, folklore, true crime, women’s roles in horror, London’s history, hauntings and independent content creation.
Nikki can tailor talks to specific topics but also has talks available and ready to go ranging across a broad spectrum and not just focusing on London history but also many other macabre topics.
You can listen to the Macabre London podcast here: www.Acast.com/macabrelondon or simply type in ‘Macabre London’ on your podcast app.
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