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Podcast host Chris Smith visits Rewilding projects and wild places in Europe and the UK, and explores wild food foraging, crafts and cultural practices that can help him find a deeper sense of connection to nature and 'the wild'
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This is the second episode of a 2 part series about wild food and foraging, in which I continue interviewing expert foragers Emily Fawcett and Charlie Loram about the wonders of wild food and foraging. In this episode we explore ideas about integrating wild food harvesting into small scale farming …
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This is the first episode of a 2 part series about wild food and foraging, in which I interview foraging experts Emily Fawcett and Charlie Loram. In this episode, we find out about the “Wild Practice Programme that Charlie and Emily run.
We look at what plants and wild food can teach us about rela…
A soundscape from Rewilding Coombeshead in Devon: White Storks, Turtle Doves (and Goldfinches) and Marsh Frogs..These sounds would once have been common in the UK, are now extremely rare….but hopefully these are sounds that will become commonplace once again due to the epic species reintroduction w…
In this episode, I explore the beech forests of Southern Sweden, and I go in search of the sound of howling wolves, which prompts me to take a little dive into the controversial and often divisive topic of wolf culling and wolf conservation in Sweden and Europe.
Like many of my wilder life podcas…
The delicate and delightful churring of Turtle Doves at Rewilding Coombeshead, in Devon, June 1st 2024.... recorded on 1st June of 2024. With just over 2,000 breeding pairs in the UK, a decline of 99% since the 1960's - Rewilding Coombeshead's Turtle Dove breeding and release programme is a vital s…
I captured this beautiful sound last year on the Isle of Rum, during my Scottish Rewilding odyssey....I have plenty more material from that trip, and some really interesting stories to tell... hopefully I'll get around to it soon!
In a Devon woodland (UK) at 5pm, a song thrush sings it's heart out for the glory of springtime. It's April and the woodland is alive with birdsong
A little taster of episodes still to come, and an update on future plans for the show.
Part two of 'Deep Listening in the Wild', is narrated and produced by Sonic Artist Jamie House, as he brings his perspective on how the practice of deep listening with modern technologies help us to deepen and enhance our perception and understanding of the more than human world.
In this episode I join Sonic Artist Jaimie House in an abandoned naval fort in the suburbs of Plymouth, and experience 'deep listening' to the 'more than human world'
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