00:00:00Pre-roll
00:00:08Intro
00:01:40Highland Second Sight
00:04:50Keanoch Owir
00:09:18The Brahan Seer
00:19:18Conclusion
00:22:50Outro
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How did a sixteenth-century criminal record give rise to one of Scotland’s most famous legends? Whether an enchanter, a prophet, or a hero who spoke truth to power, his story would be remembered and retold, transforming the real man into a mythic figure. This episode brings you the story of Highland second sight, the historical "Dark Kenneth" (Coinneach Odhar), and the legend of the Brahan Seer.
Researched, written, and produced by Corinne Wieben with original music by Purple Planet.
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