• Episode 35… Daman Bamrah

  • Jun 13 2022
  • Length: 47 mins
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Episode 35… Daman Bamrah

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  • Kath and Ed head to the Indian Sub-Continent to meet Daman Bamrah who has a terrifying tale about farmhouse in Punjab. Download transcripts of all episodes here https://littlewander.co.uk/little-wander-podcasts/welcome-to-spooktown/Hosted by Kath Hughes and Ed Eastonhttp://www.geinsfamilygiftshop.co.uk/Produced by Little Wanderhttps://littlewander.co.uk/Recorded by Jo Southerd Edited and Sound Design by Sumit SharmaTheme Music by Rhodri Vineyhttps://ratatosk.bandcamp.comhttps://righthandlefthand.bandcamp.comFollow Welcome to Spooktownhttps://twitter.com/SpooktownPodhttps://twitter.com/GeinsFamilyGifthttps://twitter.com/EdwardEastonSound credits via FreesoundsAirplane ambience by LydmakerenPlane landing by LydmakerenWalkie talkie SFX by 3 Quesiton MarksWalkie Talkie cut off by Jovian SoundsAirplane PA sound by Festivus31Airport ambience by Sound MaryAirport announcement by AlienXXXStreet ambience by NielsvdbCar door shut by Beats by CasperCar Driving by Superslat1Car pulling up and braking by Michaela 2000154Farmhouse ambience by ramiro1007Walking sounds by Michele FalleriWalking on grass by TaureCar interior by Orlando OrizoCar open and close by Sportygurl37Gate opens by RimmerNight time ambience by Sukrit SenInside the house ambience by Martin SadouxBrushing teeth by Ryan Harding 95Horror sting by Shelby SharkHorror sting by Klavo1985Screams by Visions68Morning amibience by EumundimanPhoto taken by Pooky1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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