
Excursions into the otherwise. Interviews, reviews and discussion of our strange and estranged relationship to landscape.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

An interview with musician and 'godfather of hauntology' Drew Mulholland.
Follow Drew on Instagram, and check out his bandcamp! Or get Seance at Hobs Lane from Ghost Box.
Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack. The Substack is fr... more
An interview with artist, writer and curator Lally MacBeth about her new book, The Lost Folk.
Lally's website is lallymacbeth.org; the Folk Archive instagram page is linked here.
The music on this episode is by Woodchester Piano Company from the al... more
An interview with writer and artist Rob St John about his musical and socially engaged works using field recordings and other media to explore a relationship with place.
Rob's website is robstjohn.co.uk and he's also responsible for the music and re... more
An interview with writer Ken Worpole about his influential work on the 'New English Landscape' and his new book Brightening from the East.
Ken's website is at worpole.net and his publisher is Little Toller Books.
Music by Micro Moon from the album ... more
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There is so much good to say about this podcast. I read Justin’s Old Weird Albion and got his album with Ghost Box records, Chanctonbury Ring, so I was bound to like what he does here.
He is so lyrical and gentle and brings out the best in his guests with a few words here and there.
I don’t know if he would call it psychogeography, or if that’s even a fashionable term these days, but it’s all about the spirits of places.
Great listening, I can’t praise it enough.
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Apple Podcasts | #176 |
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This podcast explores the intricate and often unexpected connections between people and landscapes, featuring a range of guests from diverse backgrounds, including historians, musicians, and urban planners. Episodes often tackle themes such as the socio-political implications of landscapes, the evolution of folk music, and the role of community in shaping our understanding of place. Listeners can expect engaging discussions that challenge conventional perspectives on both urban and natural settings, making it a unique space for those interested in cultural geography and the narratives woven into the environments we inhabit.
Noteworthy is the inclusion of voices from various artistic and academic disciplines, enriching the dialogue with mul... more
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Recent guests on Uncanny Landscapes include:
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2. David Knight
3. Nicola Keery
4. Ian Carter
5. Elizabeth Bennett
6. Laura Cannell
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