Unicorns, Practical Magic & Medieval Werewolves - Ft Dr Eleanor Janega

Unicorns, Practical Magic & Medieval Werewolves - Ft Dr Eleanor Janega

From Macabre London by Macabre London Podcast

March 24, 2026 · 24 min

About this episode

This episode explores the beliefs and magic of the Anglo-Saxons in London, featuring insights from Dr Eleanor Janega.

How do you spell Werewolf using runes? Well today we find out...kinda! Today's episode of Macabre London: Belief and the Occult in the Capital City, explores the settling of the Anglo-saxons in London and how they used magic in their everyday lives. We learn about how strange belief's spread in pockets of society who were far apart ( let that be a modern day lesson to us all), and how the seeds of christianity started to spread by a few princesses in Kent...who thought that to be a godly place?!? Explore the fascinating history of London's early inhabitants, from Roman abandonment to Anglo-Saxon beliefs, magic, and the influence of pagan gods and Christianity. Discover how ancient rituals, runes, and mythologies shaped the spiritual landscape of London. Thanks to Dr Eleanor Janega - https://dreleanorjanega.com So if you're interested in magick, the occult, historical beliefs, witchcraft and just how the religion we know today was developed and forged in the old fires, with the occasional human sacrifice thrown in, then make sure you join me, this is just the beginning! This series is sponsored by Snag - Clothing for Every Body! Make sure you check them out www.snagtights.com…

People in this episode

Host: Macabre London Podcast

Guest: Dr Eleanor Janega

Topics covered

  • Anglo-Saxon beliefs
  • magic
  • Christianity
  • pagan gods
  • historical beliefs
  • occult

Keywords

  • werewolf
  • runes
  • magic
  • Christianity
  • paganism
  • rituals
  • occult
  • history

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