Gone To Timbuktu, hosted by author and journalist Sophy Roberts, explores the art of travel with writers, poets, photographers and filmmakers. Conversations range from physical journeys to inner landscapes, creative influences to new ideas.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | BooksArtsPlaces & TravelSociety & Culture |
Sophy Roberts in conversation with author and journalist Jon Lee Anderson about his life of reportage, from Central America to Liberia to singing to reindeer in Alaska.
Author Laura Beatty discusses her book, Looking for Theophrastus, delving into Greece, the interconnectedness of space and time, the concept of wonder, and why we should care about someone who lived 2,400 years ago.
The British-American photographer Michael Turek returns to his roots in the Yorkshire Dales, discussing the influences that shape his work. He talks about the photographer-writer collaboration that he and Sophy have built, taking them from Siberia to... more
Leon McCarron discusses his epic source-to-sea river journey through Turkey, Syria and Iraq. He unravels what deep history, beauty and ecological collapse really look like on the River Tigris.
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I’ve loved every episode so far and spent a fortune buying the books that sophy and her guests bring to life through this brilliant podcast . Sophy has an brilliant interview style , inquisitive and charming and wonderfully articulate . My favourites so far, Don Mccullin, I’ve extracted some brilliant one liners from him, and Laura Beatty for her subject matter Theophrastus.
These podcasts have transported me to another place , another world - they have fired my curiosity and imagination and made me desperate to travel again. Inspiring , informative and evocative. Thank you Sophy more
Consistently excellent so far. Has become my favourite podcast on writing about travel and place
Having listened to 5 episodes so far, I cannot wait for more. The self awareness and sensitivity that Sophy demonstrates as an observer/interlocutor/traveller/writer really shines through with her choice of guests, the interwoven subject matter, the diversity of ideas and the engagement with the very real and beautiful challenges we face globally and locally. Thank you for making this.
I’m enjoying this new podcast — the host hits all the right notes, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, and is a good interviewer/conversationalist. I’m impressed already with the range of guests.
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