
Excursions into the otherwise. Interviews, reviews and discussion of our strange and estranged relationship to landscape.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

Uncanny Landscapes S3E9
A mini-episode interview with sound artist and field recordist Stuart Bowditch about his project Constable Ambisonic, plus recordings from the project.
Visit www.constableambisonic.co.uk/ for recordings, live perfo... more
Uncanny Landscapes S3E8
An interview with author Luke Turner about the 'forest' in English culture and his book Out of the Woods.
Out of the Woods is available in all good bookshops (and a lot of bad ones, too) or online via the publisher's porta... more
An interview with author and curator Ben Tufnell about his new pastoral-noir novel Paradise.
Paradise is available from Influx Press. Ben has his own website, too.
The music is by Charles Vaughan from the album A Ritual for Poisoned Land, avail... more
An interview with Travis Elborough and Luke Murray (Stonecirclesampler, who also provided this week's music).
Visit Travis's website, or the Stonecirclesampler bandcamp page for more.
Subscribe to the Uncanny Landscapes substack for an exclusive al... 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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Uncanny Landscapes tends to center journeys through landscape as a living, contested space—often weaving art, history, and memory into intimate conversations with artists, writers, and researchers. Episodes frequently explore hauntology, public space, and how place shapes identity, with guests ranging from curators and historians to filmmakers and musicians. A notable thread is a penchant for atmospheric storytelling that blends fieldwork, archival material, and theory, yielding thoughtful reflections on culture, landscape, and social justice. The show can be especially appealing to listeners who enjoy cross-disciplinary art discussions and place-based inquiry, with a distinctive emphasis on ecology, memory, and the politics of public space... more
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Recent guests on Uncanny Landscapes include:
1. Stuart Bowditch
2. Luke Turner
3. Ben Tufnell
4. Luke J. Murray
5. Travis Elborough
6. Katrina Navickas
7. Leah Gordon
8. Morag Rose
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