# Claire Ratinon

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Reclaiming the Earth: Exploring Race, Heritage and the Natural World

For this episode focusing on how craft, creativity and our relationship with the planet can help us rethink established narratives and contribute to addressing historical injustices of the past, we visit the Radical Acts Biennial, an initiative from Harewood House. Joining our host, journalist and …

S03 Episode 5: Where the sun don't shine. With Susanna Grant

A blend of slow radio, gardening advice and conversation, and readings from the best garden and wildlife writing. These notes may contain affiliate links. Garden soundtrack The joys of October in the garden. Reading from A breath from elsewhere, by Mirabel Osler 4:28 Read by Jemma Cooper A breath f…

Why Women Grow: guest reveal trailer

Introducing the line-up for the first season of Why Women Grow: writer Claire Ratinon designer Margaret Howell chef Rukmini Iyer gardening gamechanger Sarah Raven novelist Salley Vickers environmentalist Poppy Okotcha and stylist and influencer Paula Sutton We talk about everything, from mother…

Claire Ratinon on growing for reclamation

Claire Ratinon is a food-grower, speaker and writer. In 2022, she released Unearthed, a powerful memoir about understanding what it is to become a custodian of the earth as a Black woman, and how the process of doing so helped her gain a sense of belonging in a post-colonial country. In 2012 Claire…

Gardening: An organic approach to growing food with Claire Ratinon

Specialist small-scale food grower, Claire Ratinon explains how organic food growing and the no-dig method support a healthy ecosystem. Extract taken from Claire’s online course, How To Grow Your Own Food exclusively available at Create Academy. For more free lessons, sign up for an account at http…

S9 E2. Kerri ni Dochartaigh on finding home in the Irish landscape

Kerri ni Dochartaigh is the award winning author of Thin Places and Cacophany of Bone. Kerri's work delves deep into home and belonging, from her childhood in Derry during the troubles, where her family were forced to leave their home, to an adulthood of wrestlessness, unable to find a feeling of h…

Found Sound for March: Claire Ratinon

In March, Alice meets organic food grower and author Claire Ratinon in her garden in East Sussex. Sheltering from the rain, they plant the first seeds of the year in Claire’s greenhouse and meet some feathered friends - discussing signs of spring, tomatoes and the enormous value of growing. Found S…

Week 10 - Dinosaurs, Marmalade and other stories...

Week 10 – Dinosaurs, Marmalade and other stories… Well well! So much going on and we’ve done our best to give a flavour. Sample the delights of Mike Manners’ Good Manners Marmalade, Stop by an Artisan Spring Fair and let’s find the Mighty Sounds a new keyboard player. Love for Breakfast Zone, Art…

206. Changing the Culture of Abuse and Family Dysfunction Through Memoir featuring Leslie Johansen Nack

Leslie Johansen Nack joins Let’s Talk Memoir for a conversation about growing up with parents who struggled with mental illness and substance abuse, surviving an inappropriate and domineering father, getting tools to heal, making ourselves safe, knowing as a child you will write your story, becomin…

Pollyanna Wilkinson on designing a life-proof garden

With a clutch of medals from RHS Chelsea and Hampton Court flower shows, a bestselling garden design book and more than half a million social media followers, Pollyanna Wilkinson has gained a well-earned reputation for making elegant, contemporary and liveable gardens accessible to all. But while h…