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There are several great women's clinics in Central Florida, and Choices Women's Clinic actually make up 3 of them. With locations on West Colonial Drive, near UCF, and a new clinic in Kissimmee, Choices offers topnotch care and info for women who find themselves in an unexpected pregnancy. Michelle Sawney is the overall Clinic Director, while Ruby Lopez manages the new Kissimmee location.

In today's podcast episode we talk about a cannibalistic highwayman known as Sawney Bean. We have a great listener story about some synchronicities involving crows. Lads in tribes are getting the internet for the 1st time and wilin out. Tune in, Find out. Support the pod:www.patreon.com/monsterfuzzCheck out our merch:https://monster-fuzz.creator-spring.comEverything else!www.linktr.ee/monsterfuzz

Dive into the chilling legend of Sawney Bean, the infamous Scottish cannibal clan leader, whose gruesome tale inspired the classic horror film by Wes Craven “The Hills Have Eyes.” Michelle explores the dark history and enduring impact of Bean's legacy on horror culture.Get ad-free episodes and support the show at ScaryMysteryClub.com Hosted by Michelle Newman and Edwin Covarrubias. Episode edited & sound designed by Sarah Vorhees Wendel of VW Sound

Jefferson's March, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Pleasures of Solitude, Music by Sawney Freeman, Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The New Death March, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Musician, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

St. Alban's, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adam's March, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Liberty March, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Solemnity, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rays of Liberty, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Winter Piece, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Washington's Farewell, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Union of all Parties, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Pleasures of Solitude, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

St. Alban's, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Pleasures of Solitude, Music by Sawney Freeman. Edited and arranged by Anthony Pandolfe Jr., Recorded and mixed by Glenn Goettler. Performed on Saturday February 10, 2024 in New Canaan Conn., by violinists Ilmar Gavilan, Jonathan Frelix, Briana Almonte, flautist Jessica Valiente and cellist Paul Vanderwal. Sawney Freeman's music was discovered in a copy book dated1817 within the Watkinson Library, Trinity College, Hartford. A pocket companion with Freeman's music was published in 1801 according to an advertisement found in historical records. Freeman was enslaved in Connecticut in the 1760s; after his emancipation he lived in Centerbrook (Essex) and died in 1828. The musicians performing are Jonathan Frelix, violin, Ilmar Gavilán, violin, Jessica Valiente, woodwinds, Briana Almonte, violin, Paul Vanderwal, cello.Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Este es un episodio especial en homenaje a nuestro amigo y maestro Diego Soler, que hace tan solo unas horas culminaba el último episodio de La Tortulia, un podcast que nos ha dado horas de aprendizaje y diversión. La locura de Sawney bean y su familia, reimaginada por Diego Soler! El relato de la familia caníbal de Escocia se ha convertido en una de las historias más controvertidas que se recuerdan en la vieja Europa. Según cuenta la leyenda, Sawney Beane y su esposa decidieron recorrer el país en busca de un nuevo hogar y terminaron por instalarse en una extensa cueva, oculta en una remota región del sur. No mucho tiempo después, se inició una oleada de desapariciones que extendió el pánico entre los habitantes de la región. La verdad sobre los peculiares hábitos de vida de la familia Beane y su conexión con aquellas desapariciones sigue siendo un divertido entretenimiento para los amantes de la historia que, en la mayoría de los casos, han desechado la posibilidad real de su existencia. Prepárense pues amigos para descubrir la Crónica de los horrores de la vil familia de Sawney Beane infligida al poblado de Galloway. Reimaginada por Diego Soler. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Legend has it that in the 15th or 16th century, Alexander "Sawney" Bean and his sinister family chose a life of heinous crime, preying on unsuspecting travelers along the lonely roads of Ayrshire, Scotland. But what sets this tale apart is their gruesome appetite for human flesh.Our journey through this dark chapter explores the origins of the Sawney Bean Clan, their brutal methods, and the eventual unraveling of their gruesome deeds. As we navigate through the fog of myth and reality, we'll examine the cultural and historical context that may have given rise to such a terrifying legend.Prepare to be captivated by a story that has both fascinated and horrified generations. Join us as we shine a light on the shadowy legacy of the Sawney Bean Clan, where truth may be stranger—and more horrifying—than fiction.This is the true story behind the HILLS HAVE EYES MOVIES!!SPONSORStryfum.com/brohio USE OUR CODE "BROHIO" @ Checkout!Type "EARNIN" into your app store. Use PODCAST when they ask where you found it!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4167903/advertisement

Are you up for a chilling journey into the depths of human horror? Buckle in as we unfold a spine-tingling tale of debauchery, cannibalism, and gruesome retribution, ripping straight from the annals of Scottish folklore. We delve into the terrifying tale of Alexander 'Sawney' Bean and his wife Black Agnes Douglas, whose life of dire poverty took a horrifying turn for the worse, leading them down a path of robbery, murder, and eventually cannibalism. This is no bedtime story for your young ones, so proceed with caution!As we dig deeper, we uncover the ghastly fate of the Bean Clan, who marooned in their coastal cave, committed unspeakable acts of incest, murder, and cannibalism. Their reign of terror culminated in a gruesome end when an unsuspecting couple, returning from a village fair, fell prey to their depravity. The chilling details of their discovery and the awful punishment they faced without trial are a grim testimony to one of the darkest chapters in Scottish history.Finally, brace yourselves for a thrilling Halloween treat as we announce an exciting livestream this coming Halloween. Don't miss out on more eerie and bone-chilling tales, announcements, and engaging discussions with fellow folklore enthusiasts. So, grab your headphones, steel your nerves, and prepare yourselves for an unforgettable exploration of Scottish folklore and the terrifying tale of the Bean Clan. We promise you, this is an experience that will make your blood run cold!Support the showYou can get in touch with Josh and Pirate to tell them YOUR spooky stories at: paranormality.uk@gmail.comShow your support for the show by subscribing to our patreon: www.patreon.com/ParanormalityUKOr join our Discord server: https://discord.gg/ pPUcFxFKGW Visit our online store for all your merch needs... https://paranormality-uk.myspreadshop.co.uk/You can also watch the episodes on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2b2p_zOHpfZDydnA5QD8sQIf you're enjoying our podcast, please go ahead and give us a review and a rating! We'd love more of YOUR feedback! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this Halloween episode of the Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave presents seventeen songs on the topic of fear. First, he listens to the Graymalkin Lane and Fluva Makes Five! Podcasts. He also lists a few comedy festivals. The dark tracks for this episode include…  1) spooky scary skeletons by Silence in Machine 2) I Flee by NÖVÖ from Matrix Downloaded 002 3) Dread by AlterRed from The Time it Takes to Smile 4) The Difference by Snovonne from The Nightmare Bride 5) Dreadful Visions by H.EXE from Killing Monsters 6) The Innkeeper's Dread by Fear Incorporated from Sawney's Cave 7) Apprehension by Tunic from Artoffact Records 2021 Sampler 8) Terror in the Nursery (Resurgence Version) by Cauda Pavonis from Quintessenz 2012 9) Fear of Death by Mordacious from Digital Infaction - Strike 1 10) An Early Fright by All My Faith Lost… from The Hours 11) Panic Attack by Zombie Girl from Matrix Downloaded 003 12) Nightmare by The Glass House Museum from Tales From The Aftermath 13) Hide feat. Lisa Miles by The Flatfield from Post Gothic For Self-"A"solation - 33 Goth Bands Series Vol.8 14) Onslaught Menace by t_Error 404 from Mecanizmo 15) Terror of Time (The Hours of Folly Part 2) by Ritual Dictates from Give In To Despair 16) The Blood Runs Cold by Brotherhood from The Dark EP 17) run from your life by elias and the error from BLACKPILL DELUXE

Back from commenting on last week's new pro-life law signed by Governor Ron DeSantis, Vicky Mathews, the Executive Director for Choices Women's Clinic is joined by Michelle Sawney, director for the downtown clinic. They discuss the annual Walk For Life and its aim to raise a half million dollars for the clinics, money that will be crucial to the outreach's newest property in Kissimmee. The Pro-Life movement is more critical today than ever as states now regulate the abortion industry.

Hablamos sobre el clan de caníbales de Sawney Bean que atemorizó a la población de Galloway en Escocia

On this episode we are telling you about the legend of Sawney Beans, which happens to be used as a basis for the movie The Hills Have Eyes (1977). It was very loosely based on this crazy story of a family mostly made of incest who were cannibals and lived in a cave by the ocean. Apparently, there were 45-50 Beans in this family clan who robbed and killed travelers from around their area. We also talk about a bunch of stuff that basically doesn't matter but might be entertaining to some. So, enjoy this episode and thanks for listening. 

This week, Andrew + Kirsten look at the astounding ways the legend of Alexander 'Sawney' Bean has made its way into pop culture around the world. Be a doll. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and then rate and review us at Apple Podcasts. It makes a huge difference in getting the pod noticed. And we want to be low-key famous, TBH. If you really stan us, pick up some cool merch from the store or go on over to Patreon and become a backer. We'll be doling out bonus eps, fun downloadables, Patreon exclusive merch, and merch discounts!

Ravi Sawney Music from France India and Britain I am chatting with Ravi about his involvement in folk music particularly the French music of the … Ravi was born on India to an English mother and an Indian father after his father died the family moved back to England. We talk Indian music, punk, and his love of the hurdy gurdy, fiddle, guitar and French folk music with all its intricacies. This is a great chat, and we explore the health benefits of music as we age To find out more visit https://www.facebook.com/ravi.sawney To support the podcast and get access to features about guitar playing and song writing visit https://www.patreon.com/vichyland and also news for all the creative music that we do at Bluescamp UK and France visit www.bluescampuk.co.uk   For details of the Ikaro music charity visit www.ikaromusic.com   Big thanks to Josh Ferrara for the music                                     

Episode 028- An ultra discussion with Benjamin Sawney. We chat about his brand Moné, growing up in Monaco, being featured in GQ, Tom Holland being spotted in one of his first pieces, and much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

True Crime has always been popular. Even back in the 1800s, the citizens of foggy old London looked forward to the latest issue of The Newgate Calendar, a publication printed by the local Newgate Prison. The Calendar detailed the crimes and executions of notorious criminals, sparing none of the grisly details in the process. Fans of the Newgate Calendar were no strangers to murder, torture, beheadings, and slaughters, but one day, a story that hit the Calendar's pages rocked the readers to their core: The Tale of the Sawney Bean Clan.Host - Nichole GoodnightWriter - Henry GalleyEditing & Music - Danny SweetShowrunner - Pacific S. ObadiahProducers - Tom Owen & Brad MiskaWebsite: https://insidious.showPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/InsidiousPodTwitter: https://twitter.com/InsidiousPod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tajemnicza historia średniowiecznej rodziny kanibali stała się jedną z najmroczniejszych szkockich legend. Przez 25 lat swojej morderczej aktywności Beanowie mieli zabić i zjeść ponad tysiąc osób. Ofiarami padali głównie przypadkowi podróżni, którzy znaleźli się w pobliżu ich jaskini. W polowaniach na ludzi udział brały nawet najmłodsze dzieci. Z resztek, których nie zjedli, tworzyli zapasy na zimę. Dopiero interwencja samego króla Szkocji położyła kres tym okrutnym zbrodniom. Przekazywana ustnie opowieść o kanibalach z hrabstwa Ayrshire zainspirowała twórców kultowych horrorów, takich jak „Wzgórza mają oczy” i „Droga bez powrotu”. Kontakt/Współpraca: wmrokuhistoriiblog@gmail.com Instagram: W mroku historii https://www.instagram.com/w.mroku.historii/

This is Part 2 about the Sawney Beane Clan. On this episode, I have Brittany joining me to talk about the case...the lore...the legend of this 48-member incestuous clan who is said to have killed potentially 1,000 people.But, DID they???What is true about this? Anything? How did this story come about? What are your thoughts?If any of it is true...was it nature? Nurture? Or narcissism??------Join us for the conversation! Give us your thoughts and what you've heard about the legend/case/story!Promo: True Crime Horror Story Podcast

“According to legend, Sawney Beane was a fifteenth-century Scottish peasant who grew fed up with farming and turned to highway robbery. With his hard-bitten common law wife, he holed up in a seaside cavern on the Galloway coast and sired a large brood of children. Eventually, through incestuous mating, the family swelled to forty-eight members, who subsisted by preying on unwary travelers, devouring their flesh, and pickling the leftover meat in seawater” (Schechter & Everitt, p.54).The number of victims remains unknown, but estimates are close to 1,000 people who have fallen prey to this vicious clan. Locals were ill-prepared for the truth when they assumed people were being eaten by a pack of wolves, or some supernatural creature…only to find that it was a family who had been hunting, killing, and eating the lost/disappeared.But how did they find out? Well, let's go into the story a bit more and learn how this family was captured. Or IF they were captured…------For this episode, I gathered as many agreed upon facts as I could, to relay the story. However, are those agreed upon facts actually facts? Or fable? You decide.Join us tomorrow for Part 2 - where Brittany (from Where the Weird Things Are Podcast ) and I will do a deep dive discussion about the case, the people involved, the holes that have been poked in this story throughout history, our thoughts regarding nature vs nurture, and much more. Tune in and join the conversation on Facebook!Until next time; stay inside, stay alive.

In the fifth episode of Season 5 of True Crime Horror Story, your host JD Horror brings you three more tales of man eating monsters in the seventh chapter of our series on Cannibals.Case #1: The Hills Have Eyes - Sawney Bean was a Scottish criminal who alongside his wife, started an inbred clan of murderous Cannibals that terrorized the Scottish countryside for over 25 years, with over 1000 victims. (Sawney Bean Clan, Scotland)Case #2: The Granny Ripper - Tamara Samsonova aka Gran-ibal the Cannibal was a seemingly innocent old woman, who was anything but that. She killed, dismembered and possibly consumed the flesh of over a dozen victims well into her Golden years. (T. Samsonova, Russia)Case #3: Joachim Kroll the Semen Kroll - Known as the Duisburg Man-Eater and the Ruhr Cannibal, Joachim Kroll was an odd looking socially inept pervert who not only raped and killed those he could get his dirty little hands on, he also ate their flesh. (J. Kroll, Germany)If you like what you hear here on True Crime Horror Story please subscribe and give us a 5 star review. You can also think about joining our Patreon At www.patreon.com/truecrimehs and then Stay tuned after this show on Patreon for the True Crime Horror Story After Show w/ Dom & JD as well as early access to Ad free episodes and exclusive bonus content available only on Patreon.This episode features research and writing by MR and Mis Demeanor, music by Mechanical Ghost, Producer LB from the No One Likes Us Podcast, and The Quiet Type as well as Artwork by Nuclear Heat Graphics. Sources for this episode's cases are available in the credits section of our website.Has violent crime impacted you or someone close to you? Send us your story at truecrimehorrorstory@gmail.comTrue Crime Horror Story. Sometimes Truth is more brutal than fiction.http://www.truecrimehorrorstory.com

This week Kylie shares all the gory details about the legend of Sawney Bean and his 45-member clan from Scotland. Touted as the inspiration behind the infamous horror movie "The Hills Have Eyes", Sawney and his clan murdered and cannibalized their way through the 16th century. But is this legend based on historical facts or just folklore passed down from generation to generation to elicit fear? Find you all the details and more on this episode of Perfect Stranglers! Visit www.perfectstranglers.com or email contact@perfectstranglers.com to submit your listener stories! Please Rate and Review us on Apple Podcasts and hit that Subscribe button! Follow us on Facebook: Perfect Stranglers: A True Crime Podcast Instagram: @perfect_stranglers Twitter: @perfstranglers Cover art: https://www.instagram.com/choppedduck/

Laura, Krysta and Dean discuss the Bloody Benders of Kansas. How four people made a murderous 'family' that waylaid, robbed and killed many who stopped for supplies at their store along the Independence Fort Scott Trail. Their eventual discovery and the subsequent investigation revealed multiple bodies along their property which became known as Hell's Half Acre. But before they discuss these 1871 ne'er-do-wells, Krysta gives us some weird facts about Thanksgiving, including how Ben Franklin wanted the Turkey to be the National Symbol of the United States. Then they go back to 16th century Scotland to investigate the folklore of the Sawney Bean clan. These Scottish highwaymen, murderers and cannibals supposedly terrorized an area near Girvan in Ayleshire Scotland in the 1600's. Also the Family Plot Crew sends Thanksgiving well wishes to their listeners. So join us for this special Family Plot episode!

It is not an easy task to be on the front-line day after day, but their servant hearts and passion for LIFE make each day a new opportunity to save a life. If you want to know how to show love and grace to women facing an unplanned pregnancy, the time is now! Schedule a visit at one of the clinics today and learn what is happening in our Central Florida community and see for yourself how great the need is in our community.

Oh Snap! We are sinking our teeth like cannibals into this week's episode and IT'S incestuous. We're talking about the Scottish murderer, thief and eater of human flesh... Sawney Bean and the legend of him and his creepy cave dwelling family. A lot murder and little incest (or a lot) leads to the story of a crazed Scottish killer and his family that grew a custom to the taste of human meat. The legend of the clan of Sawney bean would inspire Wes Craven's Hills have eyes!   Follow all the madness on social media!  Support us on Patreon!  www.patreon.com/strangebrewpodcast www.strangebrewpodcast.com Strange brew's INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/strangebrew...​ Strange brew's FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/strangebrewpod TOMCAT- https://www.instagram.com/tomcathipho...​  BILLY KIRBY- https://www.instagram.com/billehk

Story: Vor über 400 Jahren lebte in Schottland eine so primitive wie brutale Familie kannibalischer Serienkiller, die angeführt wurde von ihrem inzestuösen Vater Sawney Bean. Während ihrer Terror-Herrschaft ermordeten die Beans über 1000 Menschen. Ihre Opfer wurden geschlachtet, ihre Körperteile verspeist. Der Klan bestand aus acht Söhnen, sechs Töchtern, achtzehn Enkeln und vierzehn Enkelinnen, die alle durch Inzucht gezeugt wurden. Die mörderische Sippschaft wurde schließlich gejagt und auf grausamste Weise exekutiert. Doch jemand hat überlebt … . Viele Generationen später hat sich Familie Bean wieder vermehrt und im heutigen Schottland beginnt die brutale Mordserie von Neuem. Junge Frauen verschwinden auf mysteriöse Weise. Detective Bill Munro wird mit der Leitung der Ermittlungen beauftragt. Als die verstümmelten Überreste der entführten Mädchen auf einem bizarren Opfer-Altar in der schottischen Wildnis auftauchen, wird den Suchenden klar, dass wahnsinnige kannibalische Serienkiller ihr Unwesen treiben.

 Music Used in this Episode:Memories of Scotland- Norrie Paramor and His Orchestra(Public Domain)Additional incidental music by SkillpakPast Dark is written and produced by Carmen Park

An incestual, cannibalistic family living in a cave on the coast. Ambushing travelers, butchering them and hanging their limbs from the roof of their cave. Sounds like a horror movie, right? Wrong, join us as we discuss the legend of Alexander "Sawney" Bean and his family. Is it nothing more than a fable or could this be a true story from the dark side of Scottish History? Get in touch at scottishandscared@gmail.com Follow us on instagram @scottishandscaredpod

This week's minisode is a true story of cannibalism in Scotland - it's Sawney Beane! Best listened to on an empty stomach.

Komunitas bedah buku Learning and Doing Community ke 2 ini membahas buku dari Mantan President Kraft Global, Sanjay Khosla dan Co-author Prof Mohanbir Sawney dari Kellog School of Business. Mereka berdua juga adalah Senior Fellow dari Boston Consulting Group. Pembedah Buku : Husin Wijaya, Managing Partner Warhol Interactive Indonesia Linkedin : Husin Wijaya

Escuchas, vayan a llenar su taza con café, y den junto a nosotros unos sorbos de suspenso mientras platicamos la historia de Sawney Bean, el demonio de Galloway.De Guadalajara para el Internet, Ivette Padila y Efrén Cabañas. Detrás de micrófonos, Matt Sepúlveda.

El relato de la familia caníbal de Escocia se ha convertido en una de las historias más controvertidas que se recuerdan en la vieja Europa. Según cuenta la leyenda, Sawney Beane y su esposa decidieron recorrer el país en busca de un nuevo hogar y terminaron por instalarse en una extensa cueva, oculta en una remota región del sur. No mucho tiempo después, se inició una oleada de desapariciones que extendió el pánico entre los habitantes de la región. La verdad sobre los peculiares hábitos de vida de la familia Beane y su conexión con aquellas desapariciones sigue siendo un divertido entretenimiento para los amantes de la historia que, en la mayoría de los casos, han desechado la posibilidad real de su existencia. Las contradicciones que se desprenden de los datos aportados y su asociación directa con la propaganda británica que pretendía desprestigiar a los escoceses nos empuja a creer que Sawney es una mezcla de folclore e infamias. Su leyenda se publica por primera vez en el British chapbooks, un panfleto de dudosa reputación informativa muy activo durante la Revolución Jacobita. La proliferación de leyendas relacionadas con el canibalismo empujó a otros investigadores a teorizar sobre la existencia de una historia original, asociada también a la leyenda del caníbal Christie-Cleek (s.XIV) que habría alimentado la creación del rumor de la familia Beane y otros relatos posteriores que hoy rememoramos con ficciones tan familiares y hogareñas como "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" o "The Hills Have Eyes". Esperamos que lo disfrutéis tanto como nosotros. Saludos tentaculares NN Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

The hills have eyes þekkja flestir hryllingsmynda áhugamenn. Sawney fór sínar eigin leiðir  með mjög svo frumlegum og ógeðfelldum lifnaðarhætti. kíkið á facebookið okkar og joinið groupuna Rót Illskunnar 

Disclaimer: Georgia is pretty sure that Sonjay knows Mumford and Sons aren’t actually a father with his sons... let’s all hope. Also, neither of us know anything about wrestling. How many times can you hear Luna’s bell today?! Georgia told Sonjay he should have a Scottish accent, and he did every other accent he knows except that one. Here’s that racist Community clip that Sonjay referenced: https://youtu.be/anGkl_ef8FQ Follow us! IG: @broadcastfromthebelfry FB: Broadcast from the Belfry Twitter: @BelfryBroadcast Email: broadcastfromthebelfry@gmail.com Shout out to Marshall at Maja Island Music for our awesome intro. Check them out: Insta: MajaIslandMusic Website: majaislandmusic.com Stay tuned for those tours Sonjay promised of our personal lives, as well more info about our Call of Cthulhu bonus content!

#R13 Arthur Kriulin aka Sawney (@arthurkriulyn), write and play electronic music of different genres (house, techno, tech-house, deep-house, funky-house)and also release own tracks on: @house-message, @deepvibesru, @crossworldrecords. Stay Rave with #R13.

The second part of our three-part extensive history and analysis of the Slasher genre. In this episode we start with the apocalyptic carnage of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, journey through Black Christmas, the first true slasher, and several other "madonna theory" films, stop in with Wes Craven's cannibal family in The Hills Have Eyes, and finally arrive at John Carpenter's genre defining slasher masterpiece Halloween.     Chapter 1: Head Cheese (6:38) Chapter 2: The Madonna (33:58) Chapter 3: Sawney Bean (1:36:41) Chapter 4: Haddonfield (1:53:40)    

Whitney Sawney is graduating from the University of Arkansas. She shares a powerful story about overcoming adversity, seeking help, and moving forwrd for the better. It is a great story, and one that needs to happen more in Indian Country. We cannot be afraid to seek help.

This week find the guys slogging into a mire full of the wonderfully horrible movies produced by The Asylum. To begin, a movie that Tony hated so much he literally threw up while watching it, Mega Shark vs. Crocosaurus. (Albert still thinks this film is pretty rad). Then things get serious when the guys discuss how to conduct a drug intervention, and try to calculate the speed of dark.   DOWNLOAD!   RSS!   Links: Jon Ronson Dead Size by Sawney Hatton Chuck Wendig Drake and Josh

MAGISTRALES HISTORIAS DE MIEDO QUE SE EMITE CADA SEMANA EN LA LUZ DEL MISTERIO CREADAS Y DRAMATIZADAS ORIGINALMENTE POR EL EQUIPO DE NOVIEMBRE NOCTURNO. El relato de la familia de Sawney Beane se ha convertido en una de las historias más controvertidas que se recuerdan en la vieja Europa. Según se cuenta todavía en las guías del crimen de Escocia, Sawney Beane abandonó su hogar a las afueras de Edimburgo junto a su esposa en algún momento a finales del siglo XVI, y decidieron recorrer el país en busca de nuevas oportunidades. No mucho tiempo después, se inició una oleada de desapariciones que extendió el pánico entre los habitantes de la región. La verdad sobre los peculiares hábitos de vida de la familia Beane y su conexión con aquellas desapariciones sigue siendo un divertido entretenimiento para los amantes de la curiosidad historica y periodística, la propaganda política y el misterio. El relato de esta noche juega precisamente con la misma idea, la del testimonio que supuso el principio del fin de la Familia Beane y la de la narración original que ha inspirado a clásicos del cine de terror como "Las Colinas Tienen Ojos" (Wes Craven 1977) o La Matanza de Texas (Tobe Hooper, 1974) Guión de Alberto Martínez y Regino García Montaje y efectos de Mario Cibreiro Narración de Alberto Martínez NOS PUEDES SEGUIR TODOS LOS VIERNES DE 12 A 2 A TRAVÉS DE LAS EMISORA DE RADIO INTER Y A TRAVÉS DE: http://www.intereconomia.com/oir-radio-inter Nos puedes escribir: laluzdelmisterio@gmail.com http://laluzdelmisterioradio.blogspot.com/

MAGISTRALES HISTORIAS DE MIEDO QUE SE EMITE CADA SEMANA EN LA LUZ DEL MISTERIO CREADAS Y DRAMATIZADAS ORIGINALMENTE POR EL EQUIPO DE NOVIEMBRE NOCTURNO. El relato de la familia de Sawney Beane se ha convertido en una de las historias más controvertidas que se recuerdan en la vieja Europa. Según se cuenta todavía en las guías del crimen de Escocia, Sawney Beane abandonó su hogar a las afueras de Edimburgo junto a su esposa en algún momento a finales del siglo XVI, y decidieron recorrer el país en busca de nuevas oportunidades. No mucho tiempo después, se inició una oleada de desapariciones que extendió el pánico entre los habitantes de la región. La verdad sobre los peculiares hábitos de vida de la familia Beane y su conexión con aquellas desapariciones sigue siendo un divertido entretenimiento para los amantes de la curiosidad historica y periodística, la propaganda política y el misterio. El relato de esta noche juega precisamente con la misma idea, la del testimonio que supuso el principio del fin de la Familia Beane y la de la narración original que ha inspirado a clásicos del cine de terror como "Las Colinas Tienen Ojos" (Wes Craven 1977) o La Matanza de Texas (Tobe Hooper, 1974) Guión de Alberto Martínez y Regino García Montaje y efectos de Mario Cibreiro Narración de Alberto Martínez NOS PUEDES SEGUIR TODOS LOS VIERNES DE 12 A 2 A TRAVÉS DE LAS EMISORA DE RADIO INTER Y A TRAVÉS DE: http://www.intereconomia.com/oir-radio-inter Nos puedes escribir: laluzdelmisterio@gmail.com http://laluzdelmisterioradio.blogspot.com/

MAGISTRALES HISTORIAS DE MIEDO QUE SE EMITE CADA SEMANA EN LA LUZ DEL MISTERIO CREADAS Y DRAMATIZADAS ORIGINALMENTE POR EL EQUIPO DE NOVIEMBRE NOCTURNO. El relato de la familia de Sawney Beane se ha convertido en una de las historias más controvertidas que se recuerdan en la vieja Europa. Según se cuenta todavía en las guías del crimen de Escocia, Sawney Beane abandonó su hogar a las afueras de Edimburgo junto a su esposa en algún momento a finales del siglo XVI, y decidieron recorrer el país en busca de nuevas oportunidades. No mucho tiempo después, se inició una oleada de desapariciones que extendió el pánico entre los habitantes de la región. La verdad sobre los peculiares hábitos de vida de la familia Beane y su conexión con aquellas desapariciones sigue siendo un divertido entretenimiento para los amantes de la curiosidad historica y periodística, la propaganda política y el misterio. El relato de esta noche juega precisamente con la misma idea, la del testimonio que supuso el principio del fin de la Familia Beane y la de la narración original que ha inspirado a clásicos del cine de terror como "Las Colinas Tienen Ojos" (Wes Craven 1977) o La Matanza de Texas (Tobe Hooper, 1974) Guión de Alberto Martínez y Regino García Montaje y efectos de Mario Cibreiro Narración de Alberto Martínez NOS PUEDES SEGUIR TODOS LOS VIERNES DE 12 A 2 A TRAVÉS DE LAS EMISORA DE RADIO INTER Y A TRAVÉS DE: http://www.intereconomia.com/oir-radio-inter Nos puedes escribir: laluzdelmisterio@gmail.com http://laluzdelmisterioradio.blogspot.com/

Jesús Cerezo nos trae la historia del clan de los Beane que asaltaba a los viajeros para robarles, asesinarlos y cometer actos de canibalismo en la Escocia del S. XVI.