Matthew climbs into the heart of an ancient Suffolk oak tree in our new episode, featuring Melissa Harrison and Laura Cannell.
🎧 Listen to the full episode here: pod.fo/e/251a91
An atmospheric moment from our new episode - out now - as Melissa Harrison reads from her acclaimed novel “All Among The Barley” in a field of ripening barley near her home in Suffolk.
Listen to her discussing the ideas behind the book in the full episode here: pod.fo/e/251a91
In our new episode - out now - novelist and nature writer Melissa Harrison takes me in search of barn owl pellets - “like dark Kinder Eggs”.
🎧 Listen to the full episode here: http://pod.fo/e/251a91
🌟 New episode out now: Melissa Harrison and Laura Cannell walking, talking and playing in the glorious Suffolk countryside.
🎧 Listen here: https://pod.fo/e/251a91
🌟 New episode out now: Melissa Harrison and Laura Cannell walking, talking and playing in the glorious Suffolk countryside.
Listen here: https://pod.fo/e/251a91
The traditional song “Elsie Marley” as you’ve never heard it before - sung by Frankie Archer in a field overlooking a spectacular view of Newcastle.
🎧 Hear more in our latest episode, out now: pod.fo/e/2476c9
In our new episode - out now - Frankie Archer takes us to visit the Tanfield Railway - said to be the oldest railway in the world. General Manager David Watchman fills us in on the history, before Frankie sings in the engine shed.
🎧 Hear more: pod.fo/e/2476c9
In our new episode - out now - Frankie Archer shows off her climbing skills as she nimbly scales a disused crucible near the former steel town of Consett before performing her astonishing music alongside it.
🎧 Listen here: http://pod.fo/e/2476c9
Pile ‘em high - sell 'em cheap - that’s the motto at Barrys Bargain Super Store, favourite Consett shop of Frankie Archer - as revealed in our new episode, out now.
🎧 Listen here: https://pod.fo/e/2476c9
🌟 New episode out now: Frankie Archer walking, talking, singing and playing in Consett and other parts of County Durham. Hear her unique blend of ancient folk song and 21st century tech against the backdrop of this historic county.
🎧 Listen here: https://pod.fo/e/2476c9
Love football? The brilliant Megson capture the highs and lows of supporting Middlesbrough FC in their most requested song, “The Longshot”.
Listen to their full episode walking along the River Tees here: pod.fo/e/23cb37
Chris Rea called the A19 “The Road To Hell”. But for Stu and Debs Hanna - Megson - it will always be “The Road of Love".
Find out why in our new episode, out now: pod.fo/e/23cb37
Our wettest episode yet is out now, featuring Megson walking, talking and playing on Teesside. But were we downhearted? NO! We just broke out the bin bags!
🎧 Listen here: http://pod.fo/e/23cb37
🌟 New episode out now - Megson on Teesside. Undaunted by the sheeting rain, Stu and Debs Hanna perform some of their powerful songs about the industrial heritage of the area as we walk along the River Tees.
Watch out for the seal - then listen here:
https://pod.fo/e/23cb37
Can you summon a seal by clapping your hands? And can the weather ever be too wet for said seal? These and other important questions answered in our new episode with Megson on Teesside, out now 🦭🎶
🎧 Listen here: https://pod.fo/e/23cb37
🌟 New episode out now - Megson on Teesside. Undaunted by the sheeting rain, Stu and Debs Hanna perform some of their powerful songs about the industrial heritage of the area as we walk along the River Tees.
Watch out for the seal - then listen here:
https://pod.fo/e/23cb37
“Tell me how many you’ve done. Tell me how many you’ve done.” Jackie Oates and John Spiers with a lace making song in the churchyard where Jackie was married.
🎧 Hear more in our new episode, out now: pod.fo/e/232994
Folk on Foot producer Natalie Steed gets into a tight spot to record Jackie Oates and John Spiers for our latest episode, out now. That’s what we call dedication to your art! 🎧 Listen at pod.fo/e/232994
“And she looked up and she looked down/And she saw a dead man upon the ground. And from his nose unto his chin/the worms crept out and the worms crept in.” The dark imaginings of English lace makers sung by Jackie Oates and John Spiers in our new episode, out now.
🎧 Listen here: http://pod.fo/e/232994
“There is nothing so sweet/as when two lovers meet/by the bright silvery light of the moon” - a gorgeous song sung by Jackie Oates and John Spiers in our new episode - out now. Listen at pod.fo/e/232994
