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The Best, Most Unlikely Documentary We’ve Ever Seen

8 Aug, 2026 · Art and the Outdoors
Extreme Birdwatching: if you know, you know. And if you don’t, you should. Today on The Vault, we’re sharing a moment from a Blister Cinematic conversation where Jonathan Ellsworth, Eli Brown, and Luke Koppa discuss one of the best, most surprising doc...

Stev and a Buzzard in the Ballroom (Colonial Terrace – Peekskill, NY)

Guest host Stev Hull-Allen (Blake's brother in a past life) guides listeners through the abandoned Colonial Terrace, a crumbling catering hall where every room seems to hold onto a different version of the past. As his imagination weaves in and out of oral...

Official Folk Albums Chart Show—4th August 2026

4 Aug, 2026 · Folk on Foot
On this month’s show, Kellie While joins Matthew Bannister to launch a call for entries for the 2026 Folk Album of the Year Award. There are also songs old and new from Emily Portman, Peggy Seeger, Natalie Wildgoose, Phil Odgers and John Kettle, Fink, Sa...

Reviewing the News w/ Cody Townsend (July 2026)

3 Aug, 2026 · Art and the Outdoors
Cody and Jonathan discuss the avalanche on Broad Peak; the legacy of Nims Purja; Cody’s take on freeride skiing & snowboarding in the Olympics; the Most Canadian News; what they’re reading & watching; and more.Note: We Want to Hear From You!We...

Skiing & Football: Stinius, Erling, & the Norwegian Invasion

1 Aug, 2026 · Art and the Outdoors
For episode #2 of The Vault, Blister Summit Director & Sr. Editor, Kristin Sinnott, talks about Norway, the World Cup, and shares a great moment from Blister Summit 2025.Note: We Want to Hear From You!We’d love for you to share with us the stories or...

Safest Way talking walking

30 Jul, 2026 · Talking Walking
The co-founders of The Safest Way app provide insight into the data they use, and why they feel their app provides reassurance to pedestrians.

Welcome to The Vault, Ep. #1: Cody & Jonathan’s First Podcast

27 Jul, 2026 · Art and the Outdoors
Today we are debuting here our brand-new, short-form podcast, The Blister Vault. First up: a few highlights from the first podcast conversation Cody and Jonathan ever recorded.Note: We Want to Hear From You!We’d love for you to share with us the stories ...

Folk on Foot Classic: Cara Dillon in Dungiven

26 Jul, 2026 · Folk on Foot
Enjoy this classic episode from September 2018.The multi award winning singer Cara Dillon and her husband and musical collaborator Sam Lakeman take Matthew on a walk through the countryside around the Northern Irish town of Dungiven where she was born and ...

Lurana, You Were on My Mind (Nopeming Sanitorium – Duluth, MN)

Inside the abandoned Nopeming Sanatorium, Blake talks to his grandmother (Grammie), Lurana — whose dementia carried her away before she passed. Like an insistent phantom moving through its rooms and hallways, signals reverberating inside the walls of Nop...

How to Create More Snow & Rain: Rainmaker founder & CEO, Augustus Doricko

20 Jul, 2026 · Art and the Outdoors
Water scarcity is a very real (and growing) problem, and Augustus Doricko started his company, Rainmaker, to address it. Today we discuss the technology of cloud seeding; the history and evolution of that technology; the big questions and concerns about hu...

Rob Cowen and Johnny Flynn at Thornborough Henges

16 Jul, 2026 · Folk on Foot
We’re going back to Neolithic times with the award winning author Rob Cowen (“Common Ground” and “North Road”) and his friend the actor and singer Johnny Flynn. For two thousand years the Thornborough Henges in what is now Yorkshire were used as ...

It’s Official: Freeride Skiing & Snowboarding are Going to the Olympics

13 Jul, 2026 · Art and the Outdoors
It’s official: freeride skiing and snowboarding are becoming Olympic events. So Jonathan talks with Freeride World Tour co-founder & CEO, Nico Hale-Woods, about the process; the opportunities it represents for freeride athletes; and some of the poten...

I Remember You Well (Taney Motel – Branson, MO)

Blake finds sanctuary on the grounds of the abandoned Taney Motel in Branson, Missouri — a refuge tucked inside a world of risk. Wandering around the vacant property, Blake reflects on growing up queer, the quiet negotiations of safety, and the fragile, ...

Reviewing the News w/ Cody Townsend (June 2026)

8 Jul, 2026 · Art and the Outdoors
Cody and Jonathan discuss REI’s AI mishap; retro bolting Snake Dike; your submissions for Cody’s new catchphrase; we’ve got an epic ‘Most Canadian News’ segment; and more.Note: We Want to Hear From You!We’d love for you to share with us the sto...

Official Folk Albums Chart Show—7th July 2026

7 Jul, 2026 · Folk on Foot
This month's show features music from Adam Ross, Clementine Lovell, Ryan Young, Laura Cannell, Karine Polwart and Pippa Murphy, Teddy Thompson, Frankie Archer and Tide Lines. Lucy Shields previews forthcoming releases and Matthew Bannister announces the ne...

Publishing ins and outs for a photographer who had to print

Alexandra Huddleston talks to The Writers Festival of Belgium about her journey through publishing, pilgrimage, and photography.

Walking and Motherhood with writer kerri Andrews

Dragons, Mountain Towns, & the Art of Exploring w/ George Sibley (Blister Book Club)

29 Jun, 2026 · Art and the Outdoors
Jonathan talks with George Sibley, author of, ‘Dragons in Paradise,’ and longtime contributor to the Mountain Gazette. ‘Dragons’ is a must-read collection of essays on mountain town communities and culture, and today they talk about these topics an...

Folk on Foot Classic: Jon Boden in the Loxley Valley

28 Jun, 2026 · Folk on Foot
Enjoy this classic episode from October 2018.The former Bellowhead lead singer takes Matthew on a walk near his home on the outskirts of Sheffield. This landscape inspired his 2009 album “Songs from the Floodplain”, which creates a vision of a post apo...

Barbara Lounder and Robert Bean talking walking

25 Jun, 2026 · Talking Walking
It’s been 18 years since Andrew Stuck met Canadian Barbara Lounder at the Banff Centre in The Rockies at a walking and art residency where Talking Walking podcasts began. She is here in London for a few days with her partner and artistic collaborator Ro...

sog

To walk slowly and in a leisurely fashion, as in “The old man was just soggin’ along.” from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English (University of Toronto Press, 1982).

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