
Craft, travel, music channel interviewing interesting people doing interesting things
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CraftsLeisure | |||

Adam attends the mixed crafts festival in Germany and speaks to attendees about their experiences of the event. We also hear from co founder, Raleigh about how the festival came about and some aspects that make it unique.
John speaks to Sophie at her studio in Woolwich , London. Sophie tells us about her path to becoming a respected stained glass artist, her inspirations, mentors along the way. She finishes by tell us about her future plans to create art that celebrat... more
Adam took along his recording kit to take vox pops at Spoontown; a green woodworking and associated crafts gathering in Kent. This time he spoke to event instructors who were there sharing their knowledge and expertise. He even managed an audience wi... more
Concluding part of a 2 part special recorded in april 2026. Adam makes more field recordings, chatting to attendees about their experience of the event. At the end John chats to host and chief organiser, Matt Whittaker about the location and origins ... more
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A community-leaning show centered on crafts, hands-on making, and live event culture. The episodes foreground green woodworking, spoon carving, basketry, metalwork, and related trades, often through on-site coverage of regional gatherings and workshops. Guests typically range from volunteers and apprentices to practicing makers, instructors, and performers, with recurring emphasis on mentorship, bursaries, and the social fabric of craft events. A standout trait is the intimate, village-like atmosphere that blends practical how-tos with storytelling about community, collaboration, and shared meals, along with practical event details like course offerings, gear, and logistics in rural settings. This mix makes it appealing to listeners who val... more
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