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In our 30th episode we are joined by Cornish Musician Ben Bowden and Cornwall’s fastest crimper Fergus Muller, owner of Ann’s Pasties. Ben and Ferg have recently collaborated on the release of ‘The Spirit of Cornwall’ which is a song written and performed by Ben Bowden.
You can listen to the song and watch its video here.
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You can listen to the song and watch its video here.
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We are joined by inspirational beach cleaner extraordinaire and all round excellent human; Andrew Frost. We learn of Andy's monumental one man mission to improve Cornwall for future generations.
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Well what do you know, its another world cup but, not like any other. We go deep on the happenings in Qatar and in Truro as Greggs raises everyones blood pressure in our 25th episode!
FEELS GOOD TO BE BACK BABY!
We touch base after a few months out and take no time on getting back into the bullshit and big issues.
2023 lets go.
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We visit the Royal Cornwall Museum and speak to Emily Goddard; the mind behind the Rebel Voices exhibition which may or may not include a certain meme page! We discuss the history of Cornish rebellion and more!
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We chat to Save Whipsiderry Cliffs about their protest and current movement against development on the cliffs above Whipsiderry near Newquay. We also delve into the recent school protests across the county and the refugee protest/counter protest also in Newquay!
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