You know, I wasn't having a superb day, but then comes in Morgan Daimler with the steel chair (the audience goes nuts) and cheers me immediately up with yet another intensely, massively interesting video. Thank you for your hard work!

Loved this!

Thank you so much for the video. Personally I do not know anything about Welsh, Scottish and English myself like you I mainly focuses on Irish. I really do appreciate all the work you do and I'm looking forward to more of your videos.

I wish I could conduct an anthropological study of the Good Neighbors so badly. You say "we don't know xyz about them" and my first gut response is to go "well why don't we just ask?" If I go missing one of these days, there's a nonzero chance headline will read "Researcher last seen wandering into circles of mushrooms, carrying a dufflebag full of tape recorders and notebooks"

thank you lady daimler for your new vid and history lesson on this subject been working with faiecraft your works and practice in particular thank you looking forward to more blessed yule too you and yours

You mentioned before how The Morrigan isn't necessarily a faerie queen, I just wanted to share that I heard somewhere, regarding the myth of the cave She's reported to exit on Samhain nights, that She is the queen of goblins or something similar, so I'm wondering what makes the Great Queen a queen? Just a queen of the living and the dead?

Hello and thank you for sharing your knowledge with the public. I have wanted to “read “ your books but I’m legally blind and I can’t find any audio versions of your work. If you know where I could access them in an audio format could you share this information and if not could you please consider making an audio option available? Thank you so much for sharing your work.

Would a species with a long lifespan move slowly to change their society? I'm assuming that the fae are very long lived in comparison to humans. They wouldn't have the same sense of urgency to implement widespread change, right?

Excellent video! What do you think about the possibility that part of the reason people see fairies reflecting their own society is that they simply see and view them in a way they can understand?