Don your headphones and get ready to eavesdrop in this latest audio experience from ThickSkin. Celebrating the stories and people who are the heartbeat and spirit of Edinburgh, Eavesdropping asks who gets to define a city and whose story matters.

Elle disappeared, again. Her brother, Kay, has traced her to Derby. He discovers the hidden messages she’s left him around the city, like an Easter egg hunt or trail of breadcrumbs.

The four episodes lead and allure to body-perception experiments while walking. They are intended for the appropriation of the city with and through somatics, choreography and artistic research.

The four episodes lead and allure to body-perception experiments while walking. They are intended for individual or collective appropriation of the city - with and through somatics, choreography and artistic research.

The four episodes lead and allure to body-perception experiments while walking. They are intended for individual or collective appropriation of the city – with and through somatics, choreography and artistic research.

The walk leads to body-perception experiments while walking. They are intended for individual or collective appropriation of the city – with and through somatics, choreography and artistic research.

The post describes a collection of seven interconnected stories set between the British Library and Smithfield Market in London, each paired with a geo-located companion story accessible via What3words locations. These narratives form part of a larger walking-themed series, available as chapbooks from the Museum of Walking, and include audio readings by various performers.

This post details a collection of sound walks and stories written by NG Bristow, featuring 30-minute two-person sound walks available in the chapbook *A Week to Walk a Fortnight* from the Museum of Walking. Each story is linked to specific What3words locations and is read by different narrators, connecting with the broader *A Week to Walk a Fortnight* project.