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Fay Hield at the Soundpost Weekend in Dungworth

11 Aug, 2022 · Folk on Foot
The singer, songwriter and academic Fay Hield invites us to a Soundpost Singing Weekend in the village of Dungworth on the outskirts of Sheffield. Guests include Sean Cooney of the Young’uns and Rowan Rheingans who wrote special songs for the event. But ...

Can walking change the world

11 Aug, 2022 · This Morning Walk
Libby and Alex are traveling so we thought we would record our personal thoughts as we walk. This micro episode Libby considers the idea “Can walking change the world”?Pre-Order Alex’s new book, HOW WE HEAL: https://www.alexelle.com/buythebook____...

Rise Early & Dream On

3 Aug, 2022 · This Morning Walk
Alex and Libby talk about getting up, getting out, and dreaming on.Pre-Order Alex’s new book, HOW WE HEAL: https://www.alexelle.com/buythebook__________THIS MORNING WALK is mixed & produced by Wayne Bertram.Connect with Alex + Libby on Instagram:@...

Focusing on the Step Ahead

27 Jul, 2022 · This Morning Walk
Alex and Libby talk about being with the present, focusing on the step ahead, and finding alignment.Pre-Order Alex’s new book, HOW WE HEAL: https://www.alexelle.com/buythebook__________THIS MORNING WALK is mixed & produced by Wayne Bertram.Connect...

The Reluctant Pilgrim (Radio Walks) … a funny thing happened on the way to the priory.

22 Jul, 2022 · Radio Walks & Sound Stories
The site of Ivinghoe Benedictine Priory, dedicated to St Margaret of Antioch, lies in the hamlet of St Margaret's, between the villages of Great and Little Gaddesden, in the North Chiltern Hills. On the 1,718th anniversary of Margaret's martyrdom, local pe...

Sounds of the Earth – May

22 Jul, 2022 · Slow Radio
Relax with a calming mix of music and natural sounds. Featuring recordings of birdsong from Kelso to Senegal sent in by Radio 3 Breakfast listeners listeners Betsy Barker, Caroline Fiennes, Helen Boyles and Ros Bleach.

Food and Fuel Crisis – the Medieval Cooking Solution – The Sewing Rooms social enterprise (Sound Story).

18 Jul, 2022 · Radio Walks & Sound Stories
Paula Gamester is the Founder and CEO of The Sewing Rooms, a social enterprise based in Skelmersdale in the north of England. Aware of the cost-of-living crisis that has hit many families in the United Kingdom she designed a product that drastically cuts c...

A slower pace

16 Jul, 2022 · This Morning Walk
Libby and Alex sit down to talk about slowing down and exhaling. Pre-Order Alex’s new book, HOW WE HEAL: https://www.alexelle.com/buythebook__________THIS MORNING WALK is mixed & produced by Wayne Bertram.Connect with Alex + Libby on Instagram:@th...

The Musical Village of Pathhead, Midlothian

15 Jul, 2022 · Folk on Foot
Join us on a walk around the unassuming village of Pathhead, Midlothian, just south of Edinburgh, which is home to a whole galaxy of Scottish musicians.We start with singer songwriter Karine Polwart, who takes us to meet pianist Dave Milligan and his partn...

Walking as Community Care

7 Jul, 2022 · This Morning Walk
Alex and Libby talk about the power of walking together, learning together, and healing together.__________THIS MORNING WALK is mixed & produced by Wayne Bertram.Connect with Alex + Libby on Instagram:@thismorningwalk@alex@parkhere Subscribe to Alex...

The Queen's Platinum Jubilee at Chiltern Open Air Museum (Sound Story)

Chiltern Open Air Museum (COAM) marked the Queen's Platinum Jubilee by inviting some very special guests from local care homes to a celebratory tea dance. With hundreds of other visitors touring the 45-acre site, there was a mood of fun and celebration. Te...

Falklands War – the reporter's story (Sound Story)

In April 1982, Argentine forces invaded the Falkland Islands. BBC radio reporter Laurie Margolis gained the first confirmation from the Islands, via a fragile shortwave radio link, that the invasion had taken place. He told his story to the Imperial War Mu...

Alternative Armed Forces Day (Sound Story)

As the nation celebrated 'Armed Forces Day' a group of Quakers audited their garden ecology and drank tea for peace. http://www.llquakers.org.uk/hemel/web/ Produced by Oral History Sound Recording, July 2022.

A Day in the Life of Honey the Dog

3 Jul, 2022 · Slow Radio
Join Honey, a 15-year-old fox-red labrador, as she goes about her day.

The Life of Birds – interview with George Moreton (Radio Walks)

22 Jun, 2022 · Radio Walks & Sound Stories
George Moreton is a passionate ornithologist living in the Chiltern Hills. He travels the world to watch birds. In this episode of Radio Walks, George guides novice 'twitcher' Jonathan Kempster on a walk through the Gade River Valley. We learn the truth ab...

Jamie Webster in Liverpool

16 Jun, 2022 · Folk on Foot
“My city, my people, my heart” – Jamie Webster loves his home city of Liverpool – and Liverpool loves Jamie Webster. The young singer and songwriter started out performing chants for fans of Liverpool FC, which led to a gig in front of 60,000 at th...

Walking with the Present

15 Jun, 2022 · This Morning Walk
Libby and Alex talk about walking through our feelings, facing doubt, and taking care of the present moments.Pre-Order Alex’s new book, HOW WE HEAL: https://www.alexelle.com/buythebook__________THIS MORNING WALK is mixed & produced by Wayne Bertra...

Very High Frequency Between Gravesend and Greenhithe

29 May, 2022 · Slow Radio
The sounds of a small boat on the tidal Thames and the calls on its two-way radio.

Sounds of the Earth – April

25 May, 2022 · Slow Radio
Relax with a calming mix of music and natural sounds. Featuring recordings of spring birdsong in Bath, Leamington Spa, Gloucestershire, and the island of Mauritius, sent in by Radio 3 Breakfast listeners Colette Wilson, Anthea Asprey, Judy Bailey and John ...

Mindful Mix 02 from Calming Times

25 May, 2022 · Walks around Britain
In these uncertain times, it's more important than ever to take time out from the day and be mindful of our place in nature. So we've made Calming Times - a new series of scenic videos and mindful podcasts to help us switch off from the human world and re...

slinge, slindge

To slink off or about, to idle, to loaf, as in “They were never working—always slingin’ about.” from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English (University of Toronto Press, 1982).

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