Inside A Mountain: walking real and imaginary landscape with Charlie Lee-Potter
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Inside A Mountain takes its name from nature writer Nan Shepherd's haunting phrase that 'a mountain has an inside'. In other words, walking isn't to accumulate miles or conquer peaks, but to experience the transformative power of moving through real and imaginary space. Using soundscape and music, Charlie Lee-Potter take contemplative walks with musicians, artists, writers and scientists.
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- SERIES 3: EPISODE 3: Samantha Ellis: Nostalgia for an unknown place
- SERIES 3: EPISODE 2: Decomposing poems: Penny Boxall's buried words at Wytham Woods.
- SERIES 3: EPISODE 1: Leaving her mark: a walk with multimedia artist Fungai Marima
- SERIES 2: EPISODE 6: The flat places of Noreen Masud
- SERIES 2: EPISODE 5: Turning seafood into art: Jake Tilson’s 12-year walk around Tsukiji fish market
- SERIES 2: EPISODE 4: Jade Angeles Fitton: escaping to silence
- SERIES 2: EPISODE 3: How to read a life: Robert Douglas-Fairhurst and his memoir Metamorphosis: A Life in Pieces
- SERIES 2: EPISODE 2: Night walking with anthologist Duncan Minshull
- SERIES 2: EPISODE 1: Telling stories with the poet Ian McMillan
- SERIES 1: EPISODE 6: Going underground: seeking London’s lost rivers with Tom Chivers, author of London Clay