Best Rainbow Trout Podcasts (2024)

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S4 Ep6: Clare Shaw, Poet 39:21

6d ago39:21

39:21

Today on Calder Navigation, we're delighted to have acclaimed poet, Clare Shaw, with us. Clare has been featured in numerous anthologies, has four collections published by Bloodaxe, has written and presented for BBC Radio 3 and 4, and they also lead workshops for Wordsworth Grassmere, the Royal Literary Fund, and the Arvon Foundation. Beyond poetry…

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S4 Ep5: James Mellor, Rainbow Trout Films 43:47

1M ago43:47

43:47

Welcome back to Calder Navigation! Joining us on the podcast today is James Mellor. James is a seasoned director and producer who lives in Ripponden with his family. James has nearly 30 years experience in the film and TV industry and founded Rainbow Trout Films in 2010, which produces award-winning films, commercials, and documentaries. James will…

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S4 Ep4: Clare Donegan, Inna Nature 44:16

4M ago44:16

44:16

In this episode of Calder Navigation, we're going outside and exploring the natural world around us with our amazing guest, Clare Donegan. Clare Donegan is a passionate advocate for nature and the arts and Artistic Director of Inna Nature, an organisation that supports people to connect with nature. Clare says she's always felt most at home in the …

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S4 Ep3: Refugee Week, Our Home 44:33

5M ago44:33

44:33

In this episode of Calder Navigation, we’re passing the microphone to five incredible individuals: Musa, Sofayne, Hazel, Hina and Abdelhameed who are people seeking sanctuary in the UK. Today (Thursday 20th June) is World Refugee Day and it’s also Refugee Week, which has the theme of Our Home. In this episode we’re showcasing the resilience and cre…

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S4 Ep2: Geoff Amos, Sowerby Bridge Resident 50:48

5M ago50:48

50:48

Today on Calder Navigation, we are shining a spotlight on Sowerby Bridge through the vibrant early life of one of the town's own, Geoff Amos. Geoff's life is a patchwork of diverse adventures and endeavours, and his journey embodies the spirit of curiosity and adaptability. In this episode, Geoff invites us to stroll down memory lane, regaling us w…

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S4 Ep1: Adrian Bell, Integration Programme Manager at St Augustine's Centre 29:45

7M ago29:45

29:45

Welcome back to Calder Navigation, where each episode serves as a compass guiding you through the vibrant tapestry of Calderdale. We’re delighted to present Season 2 as part of our Culturedale Commission, celebrating Calderdale's rich cultural heritage during the year of culture. From intimate conversations to profound revelations, each episode is …

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S3 Ep10: Hayley Doherty 30:41

1y ago30:41

30:41

Welcome to the final episode of the first season of the Calder Navigation podcast! It’s been wonderful sharing stories and building connections, and we hope you’ve enjoyed listening. We have a great listen for you for the final episode. Let's embark on a fascinating journey through the life and experiences of multi talented actor and jazz singer, H…

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S3 Ep9: Shared Landscapes 34:18

1y ago34:18

34:18

Today we have two short interviews for you with some wonderful people who are part of the Curious Motion community. This episode is about sharing experiences from people who have come to Calderdale from other countries. A common connection seems to be the similar landscapes that Calderdale shares with other countries, in this case Syria and Iran - …

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S3 Ep8: Liz Leach Murphy 1:00:52

1y ago1:00:52

1:00:52

I'm joined today by Liz Leach Murphy. Liz founded the social enterprise Imagineer in 2009 to take her work in health and social care further. Over the years, Liz and the Imagineer team have moved from a small local organisation to one with a national reach, and they are doing incredible work, making real change for people and families. Liz has also…

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S3 Ep7: Christine Martin 30:53

1y ago30:53

30:53

Welcome back to Calder Navigation! This week, we're joined by Christine Martin, the brilliant artist behind Kissy Colour Art and Crafts. For years, her paintbrushes patiently collected cobwebs and dust until the undeniable need for creative expression could no longer be contained. Christine's influence doesn't stop on her canvas. Through her worksh…

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Episode 85 / Pete Seeger & People's Songs 55:53

1y ago55:53

55:53

An interview with Pete Seeger, co-founder of the 1946 People's Song movement, which became the seed bed for the folk music revival.By The Long Memory

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S3 Ep6: Welland Showcase: This Here Land 22:05

1y ago22:05

22:05

Today we're going on a bit of a different journey as we transport you into the world of live dance. During the last week of July this year, we created a piece of choreography from scratch to share at our Welland Showcase event. We called it This Here Land, and now it's your turn to experience This Here Land, albeit in a slightly different way! In t…

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S3 Ep5: Jim Souper 42:41

1+ y ago42:41

42:41

Let’s go for a walk along the Calder and Hebble Navigation! This week, I’m chatting to Jim Souper, one of Curios Motion’s volunteers. He helps run our walking sessions, and is an avid nature photographer - perfect fit for a walk along the canal! So join us for this week’s episode, where we take a mindful walk through nature and talk about the impor…

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S3 Ep4: Compassion In Action 30:36

1+ y ago30:36

30:36

This week's episode of Calder Navigation is all about compassion, and was recorded live at our Compassion in Action event in Elland to celebrate Refugee Week 2023. Instead of hearing from me this episode, you will hear from four of the artists who are involved in the event Alex Abel, Isla Hurst, Mussarat Rahman and Sandile Duma. They'll share their…

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Episode 84 / White Pine Shorty 55:51

1+ y ago55:51

55:51

Song tales about the West - my West. Diamond Mountain to old Nebrasky...oh, and some of the unknown places.By The Long Memory

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S3 Ep3: Joanne Douglas, Healthwatch Calderdale 44:00

1+ y ago44:00

44:00

Join us today as this week's guest, Joanne Douglas, takes us on a compelling voyage through her advocacy work, where stories transform into instruments of change. Joanne is a force of positive change in the realm of health and social care. Formerly a journalist, Joanne now uses her talents as part of Healthwatch Calderdale, where she empowers trans…

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Episode 83 / Tickle Up the Trout 56:31

1+ y ago56:31

56:31

Every-thing from Simon and Garfunkle in Hebrew to George Gobel's "You Are My Sunshine." Also Baby Gramps will show you how to go wash an elephant.By The Long Memory

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S3 Ep2: Caroline Seabourne 35:53

1+ y ago35:53

35:53

We are thrilled to welcome Caroline Seaborne to Calder Navigation this week. Caroline is a beacon of resilience who has overcome immense challenges. Escaping domestic violence, she found solace in our vibrant community of Elland. Her dream of helping others with their mental health led her to volunteer at Healthy Minds, Calderdale's very own mental…

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S3 Ep1: Rosalind Arden 46:57

1+ y ago46:57

46:57

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Calder Navigation, where we have the pleasure of introducing Rosalind Arden, a somatic therapist. In this episode, we explore the transformative power of conversation and creative processes as tools for reconnecting with ourselves. Rosalind's expertise lies in working closely with individuals who have confronted …

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S1 Ep1: Introducing Calder Navigation 1:38

1+ y ago1:38

1:38

Join Curious Motion's Samantha McCormick as she explores life through the stories of the people of Calderdale. Through genuine and relaxed conversations, Calder Navigation takes a look at the complexities of being human by sharing the experiences of local people. From poetry to music, each episode offers a unique and creative perspective, fostering…

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Episode 82 / Andrew Carnegie's Library 55:48

1+ y ago55:48

55:48

Includes one of the best songs I ever heard, "Cry of the Morning."This program goes out to the young people who need to know what the boss has in store for them.By The Long Memory

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Episode 81 / Anybody's Guess 55:33

1+ y ago55:33

55:33

Musical Saw, Pompelli's Cave, Talkin' Ma Nature-who knows where the human mind will take you.By The Long Memory

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Episode 79 / Thunder, Lighting & Rainbows 55:24

1+ y ago55:24

55:24

Tramp songs and lore with an edge. The life of a "jolly hobo" -oh,yeah.By The Long Memory

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Episode 80 / No American Music 55:02

1+ y ago55:02

55:02

Here you get Mickey Katz and Yiddish parody, kids on strike, and Dan Bern's extremely moving ballad about the school shooting in Colorado.By The Long Memory

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Episode 78 / Women In My Life 55:59

2y ago55:59

55:59

From Lake George to Timbuctu, a protracted dither including Judi Bari's scathing rant on Francis Bacon.By The Long Memory

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Episode 77 / Palm Trees and Polotics 55:54

2y ago55:54

55:54

What I know about the Hawaiian music. Also an interview with the prime minister of the reinstated government of Hawaii.By The Long Memory

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Episode 76 / Utie and the Blowhards 55:32

2y ago55:32

55:32

This one's a live concert of The Rose Tattoo, a conclave of me and some old friends of the road singing and yarning about life on the trains.By The Long Memory

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Episode 75 / What Is It About John McCormack 55:11

2y ago55:11

55:11

Here are concert singers John McCormack, Jan Pierce, and Paul Robeson, plus rare old pieces from Peter Dawson and Clifford Jackson.By The Long Memory

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Episode 74 / Paul Durst 55:57

2y ago55:57

55:57

By The Long Memory

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Episode 73 / Broke Toe 57:05

2y ago57:05

57:05

A mix of labor, civil rights, and oddball cowboy songs. Don't miss the rare paean from Broke Toe Rezo himself.By The Long Memory

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Episode 72 / The Streets Take You In 54:27

2y ago54:27

54:27

Ruminations, perturbations, and rants about homelessness, including Terminal Neon by the great John TrudellBy The Long Memory

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Episode 71 / United Front 54:51

2y ago54:51

54:51

By The Long Memory

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Episode 70 / Tell Me a Story 55:31

2y ago55:31

55:31

Some ideas on why stories work, how they're hung together. From the roar of Johnny Handle's Jordy sermon to the quiet of Kathryn WindhamBy The Long Memory

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Episode 69 / Good Company 45:58

2y ago45:58

45:58

Songs and stories of political prisoners to nurture the spirit of civil disobedience.By The Long Memory

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Episode 68 / Now I Really LIke This One 53:30

2y ago53:30

53:30

Something of everything. My very own "NPR Talking Blues," rolling on to Studs Terkel reciting "The Scab's Lament."By The Long Memory

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Episode 67 / Annual Labor Day Program 55:39

2y ago55:39

55:39

From red batting to down sizing, the labor movement continues to growl and sing.By The Long Memory

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Episode 66 / The Fading of the old West 53:19

2y ago53:19

53:19

A winding tale from "An Empty Cot in the Bunkhouse Tonight" to Walking Jim Stolz's "The Spirit Is Still on the Run."By The Long Memory

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Episode 65 / "The Wild Dogs of Kitiwanga" 55:54

2y ago55:54

55:54

More new tramp songs from Mark Ross, Kuddie, Luther the Jet, Larry Penn, and Al Grierson.By The Long Memory

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Episode 64 / Maine 56:36

2y ago56:36

56:36

Songs, stories and poems collected while traveling through Maine several months ago.By The Long Memory

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Episode 63 / Sad Old Songs 56:29

2y ago56:29

56:29

"The Drunkard's Son," "Old Shep," and more.By The Long Memory

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Episode 62 / Me Being Weird 56:26

2y ago56:26

56:26

My first trumpet recital and field recordings from the jungles of Columbia. This one makes no sense.By The Long Memory

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Episode 61 / Folk Songs 56:33

2+ y ago56:33

56:33

What are they? How do they grow and change? I define this once and for all.By The Long Memory

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episode 60 / New and Old Friends 56:40

2+ y ago56:40

56:40

Here's a collection of songs and stories from some of my oldest friends, including "A Poem in Early Spring" by my wife Joanna Robinson.By The Long Memory

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Episode 59 / Mulligan Stew 56:33

2+ y ago56:33

56:33

Off again with old and new: hobo songs, poems, and lore, including Nat Willis, Josh White, and Rube Waddle (who captures the madness.)By The Long Memory

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Episode 58 / Poetry 55:38

2+ y ago55:38

55:38

Ferlinghetti, Lenny Bruce, Robert Service, Gill Scott Heron, and great poets you have likely never heard off.By The Long Memory

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Episode 57 / California 55:32

2+ y ago55:32

55:32

From the Spanish conquest to the Farmworkers' picket line, from Julia Butterfly to the Suburban Shaman, songs to explain some kind of real California.By The Long Memory