Explore the world of bell ringing with insightful interviews, captivating histories, and challenging quizzes. Join us on this monthly podcast as we journey into the lives of multifarious bell ringers, uncovering their passions, favourite towers, and the essence of quintessential English change ringing. Tune in for a unique and comprehensive perspective on this timeless tradition.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesHistoryLeisure |
‘Unique’ is often overused as a word, but host Cathy Booth’s guests on this wonderful episode, John, and Debbie, can certainly claim it for their ringing experience. That’s because they ring at St Thomas’s Church, Kilifi in Kenya which is one of the ... more
Why do you ring in a gallery? Who were the ringers whose names are on the peal boards behind you? Where can you find an example of an art deco ringing association certificate? more
In this special fifth anniversary episode, the Fun with Bells Podcast celebrates by turning the tables on host and producer Cathy Booth, as she takes her turn on the other end of the microphone and is grilled by team member Emily Roderick. more
In this episode, David Smith makes a much-welcome return to the podcast for another conversation with host Cathy Booth that’s brimming with insight. more
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As a returning ringer, after a break of more than 40 years, keen to feed my rekindled obsession, I stumbled upon the Fun With Bells podcast. more
A joy to learn about this podcast and open my eyes to the incredible history, skill and community of bell ringing. Each episode is unique and a great listen!
This is a great podcast for both the experienced bellringer and also anybody who is just has a general interest in bellringing, maybe because they have friends or relative who ring. more
Fun with bells is the only podcast I've ever listened to. As a ringer for well over 60 years these podcasts are a goldmine of fascinating ringing subjects. I thoroughly recommend any ringer to dip into them. Non-ringers will find lots of interesting subjects too. more
I thoroughly enjoy listening to the podcast. It covers things I would expect (learning techniques, recruiting, etc) and then gives additional fun surprises (beasts in the belfry and clothing mishaps!). The variation in topics makes this a great podcast to listen to and I enjoy learning more about this wonderful hobby (passion!), its community and traditions. I would highly recommend this to anyone with even a passing interest in bellringing, English traditions and history.
Apple Podcasts | #135 | United Kingdom/Leisure/Hobbies |
Apple Podcasts | #164 | Denmark/Leisure/Hobbies |
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