Nikki Druce serves as the writer, performer, and producer behind Macabre London, a platform dedicated to the intersection of dark history, urban folklore, and the paranormal. Druce transitioned from traditional audio podcasting to host-led video documentaries, specializing in on-location storytelling at historic sites such as the London Mithraeum and high-profile seasonal events like Thorpe Park Fright Nights. Her work often features academic collaborations, including projects with medieval historian Dr. Eleanor Janega and occult expert Dr. Francis Young. A recent series titled The Secrets of Human Sacrifice in London examines the city’s ritualistic past, while her Macabre Mini Mysteries provide focused accounts of Victorian-era crimes and the Whitechapel murders. Beyond historical research, she integrates a gothic lifestyle aesthetic through partnerships with brands like Homesense for their Code Orange seasonal campaigns and narrated readings of classic literature such as H.G. Wells’ The War of the Worlds. Druce’s work is currently distributed in partnership with the Acast network.