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Welcome To This Morning Walk Season 2

11 Oct, 2023 · This Morning Walk
Join hosts Alex Elle and Libby DeLana as they share the lessons they’ve learned on their walking paths, both individually and together.Alex - A New York Times BestSelling Author and writing coach living in DC with her husband and daughters - and Libby - ...

The Russian Organ Scholar of Istanbul

10 Oct, 2023 · Radio Walks & Sound Stories
Organist Sergei Lukashuk interviewed in the Crimean Memorial Church, Istanbul, by Jonathan Kempster.Recorded during the IASA Conference at Istanbul University, September 2023.www.achurchnearyou.com/church/33329/2023.iasa-web.org/

A Journey through Ramallah

1 Oct, 2023 · Slow Radio
YA Z AN, a Palestinian Berlin-based artist, travels around his hometown of Ramallah, located in the heart of the West Bank. During his journey, YA Z AN encounters sounds that comfort and remind him of home. He uses binaural technology to collect audio piec...

Sounds of an ascent on foot to the summit of the imposing North Grigna mountain in Italy.

24 Sep, 2023 · Slow Radio
With its peak at 2410 metres in altitude, the North Grigna is an imposing quasi-mythical character in the local culture of the Lombardy region. Those who get to its top can take in a 360-degree view over the Alps, Lake Como and the plains around Milan. Cel...

Sounds of the Earth – Rooks, Bats and Toads

20 Sep, 2023 · Slow Radio
Relax with a calming mix of music and natural sounds, from rooks on Orkney to a midwife toad chirruping in south-west France. Plus bats in Lancashire and nightingales in Sussex. Recordings by BBC Radio 3 Sunday Breakfast listeners Stephanie Fritchley, Aida...

Fiona Soe Paing in Aberdeenshire

14 Sep, 2023 · Folk on Foot
When the Scottish Burmese sound artist Fiona Soe Paing discovered that one of her ancestors was a traditional singer, she resolved to make a contemporary electronic album reflecting the music and folk tales of her home county of Aberdeenshire.On this walk ...

The Music of the Big Walk

31 Aug, 2023 · Folk on Foot
On August 4th 2023, Folk on Foot host Matthew Bannister set off on his biggest walk yet. Over two weeks, he covered 186 miles from Wickham Festival in Hampshire to Folk East in Suffolk, raising thousands of pounds for the charity Help Musicians. Every even...

The Hum of the Hive

29 Aug, 2023 · Slow Radio
Beekeeper Anthony Smith looks after several hundred beehives across Herefordshire and South East Wales. This episode of Slow Radio takes us to one of his apiaries where we eavesdrop on Anthony’s activities. It’s the middle of the summer, and the bees a...

The Story of The Big Walk

24 Aug, 2023 · Folk on Foot
On 4th August 2023, Folk on Foot host Matthew Bannister set off on his biggest walk yet: from Wickham Festival in Hampshire to Folk East in Suffolk. Over two weeks, he covered 186 miles, took 465,137 steps and raised thousands of pounds for the charity Hel...

Sounds of the Earth – The BBC Wild Isles mix

11 Aug, 2023 · Slow Radio
Relax with a calming mix of music and natural sounds. A special edition featuring the Sounds of the Earth mixes of music and the incredible sounds of the insects, birds and animals featured in BBC One's Wild Isles series.The nature sounds were captured by ...

Johnny Campbell & Mikey Kenney on Whernside

13 Jul, 2023 · Folk on Foot
This is our highest ever episode. We climbed to the top of Yorkshire’s tallest peak - Whernside - with the singer/songwriter Johnny Campbell and the fiddle player Mikey Kenney to help Johnny record a track for his forthcoming album “True North”. He�...

Transmitter

25 Jun, 2023 · Slow Radio
Across Britain, 352 BBC transmitters stand, mostly on the tops of hills broadcasting sound, music and voices invisibly across the country. In this slow radio episode, Matthew Herbert and a group of recording engineers visited some of these transmitters in ...

Angeline Morrison in North Cornwall

15 Jun, 2023 · Folk on Foot
Angeline Morrison’s “The Sorrow Songs - Folk Songs of Black British Experience” was one of the most significant albums of recent times. On this walk near her home in North Cornwall, Angeline talks about her deep love for traditional music and her det...

James Yorkston and Nina Persson in Tentsmuir Forest

18 May, 2023 · Folk on Foot
The Fife based singer/songwriter James Yorkston and the Cardigans lead singer Nina Persson teamed up with the Swedish Second Hand Orchestra to make the gorgeous album “The Great White Sea Eagle”. On this atmospheric walk through Tentsmuir Forest on the...

Sounds of the Earth – the Blackbird, the Nightingale and the new-born Lamb

16 May, 2023 · Slow Radio
Relax with a calming mix of music and natural sounds. This springtime special features a blackbird singing at daybreak in Newcastle, a nightingale in the Umbrian foothills, central Italy, and a newly born lamb communicating for the very first time with its...

Decolonising Green Spaces – A Radio Walk in the Chilterns, with Dr Geeta Ludhra.

Dr Geeta Ludhra lives in the Chilterns, she is the daughter of first-generation South Asian parents who emigrated from India in the early 1960s. She is a Lecturer in Education at Brunel University, where she is also engaged in academic research. Geeta wal...

Katherine Priddy at Alvechurch & Tanworth in Arden

13 Apr, 2023 · Folk on Foot
Katherine Priddy grew up in the village of Alvechurch in the West Midlands, writing songs as a teenager which eventually ended up on her beautiful debut album “The Eternal Rocks Beneath”.  On a walk in the nearby countryside, she sings two of them bef...

The sounds of the BBC’s Wild Isles

13 Apr, 2023 · Slow Radio
This Slow Radio experience features sounds from the BBC television programme Wild Isles: a chance to revel in the extraordinary sounds recorded and created for the series, without voice-over or music.Using an aural collage of clips, the half-hour soundscap...

Sounds of the Earth – Brazilian Rainforest and Banjo Frogs

29 Mar, 2023 · Slow Radio
Relax with a calming mix of music and natural sounds, from the Atlantic rainforests of Brazil to Eastern Banjo Frogs in Adelaide, Australia. Plus a dawn chorus in Cornwall and chaffinches in Noja, Northern Spain. Recordings by BBC Radio 3 Sunday Breakfast ...

Inside the Temple

29 Mar, 2023 · Slow Radio
There’s a gentle rhythm to everyday life in a Hindu temple, that follows carefully choreographed rituals linked to the care of the deities - creating a rich aural texture from dawn when the gods are woken, to nightfall when they sleep. The sounds wax and...

mis-guide

A person, book, map, etc. that frames a series of walks and points of observation and contemplation with a particular town, city or landscape – it often places the fictional, fanciful, fragile and personal on equal terms with tangible, municipal history.

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