ABOUT THIS EPISODE
People from across Bristol talk about the benefits of slowing down during lockdown - from learning calligraphy and tree recognition to spending more time with family and feeling, simply, more human. I interview Lou Clark about The Network’s new digital community skill shares and tell a story about a fisherman who is fond of siestas!
With huge thanks to all the contributors to this episode including: Emma Boddy (Easton), James Baker and Lee Mathew Baker (Stokes Croft) Hibo, Nasra, Mahid and Sacad Mahamoud (St Pauls) Berni Munoz (Kingsdown) and Conor Whelan (Windmill Hill).
Music from Matt Norman (St Werburghs) and artwork by Ben Robins (Totterdown).
English
United Kingdom
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