Danny Robins: Making Sense of Fear, Our Fascination with Death, The Art of Listening, & More

Danny Robins is an English writer, broadcaster, journalist and podcaster. His podcast Uncanny has now become a BBC TV series and Live Theatre Show. Danny is also the writer of the West End Play, 2.22 A Ghost Story.
In this episode, we discuss ghosts, making sense of fear, our fascination with death, and the art of listening.
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[@janjohnston2755]

Brilliant interview, i really enjoy the Uncanny podcast, very balanced

[@petersneath615]

Interesting interview and quest

[@niptodstan]

My house is haunted. It's an ex public library. All of my dogs that I've had over the past 20 years have seen things. The one I have now sees things and gets scared. He often lies on my bed at night growling and barking at the door. I'll post it on my channel.

[@jbri1]

no it isn't.

[@niptodstan]

@@jbri1 What isn't?

[@lesleyhardwick1015]

Talking of coincidences, I kid you not, I'm watching this for the first time in the early hours of 22nd September (happy birthday Danny btw) and your comment about this particular coincidence with your lucky number cropped up, not at 2:22am, but 3:33am. I really wish it had been 2:22, although that might have been a bit too freaky! 😱

[@renegarcia_]

I sort of believe people never stop existing they just turn back in to energy, but you have to be sort of postmodern to think that which anyone can be if they feel like. Everything serves a purpose not necessarily having to be the appropriate purpose. On that note, cute shirt Sophie. ;)

[@renegarcia_]

That being said I don’t want to let go of anyone especially while they’re still alive whatever the circumstances, everyone is worth too much for that to happen. I’m being honest.