Diversity in the outdoors: Jon Barton | Podcast
Jon Barton, who runs Vertebrate Publishing, talks about how new guidebooks and new technology is encouraging more people with a wide range of
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John McLellan: The Faultline | Podcast
Sometimes a landscape can cast a spell on you, drawing you to it and leaving you changed forever. In John McLellan’s new novel,
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Hannah Francis: Fort William Mountain Festival | Podcast
From small beginnings Fort William Mountain Festival has become one of the biggest celebrations of outdoor activities in the UK. Now there’s a
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David Lintern: Scottish Wild Country Backpacking | Podcast
One of the great joys of walking in the Highlands is putting your boots on, picking up your pack and walking into a
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Heather Dawe: Mountain Stories | Podcast
Mountain writer and artist, Heather Dawe, talks about the challenges of capturing the light in the Cairngorms and her adventures in Sutherland. We
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Brian Hall: High Risk | Podcast
“In the 1970s nobody died but in the 1980s all that changed.” Brian Hall The 1970s were a golden age in Himalayan climbing.
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Cameron Mc Neish: An Eye to the Hills | Podcast
Cameron McNeish Is one of Scotland’s finest mountain authors. In this podcast he talks about his new book, An Eye to the Hills,
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Jo Moseley: Stand Up Paddleboarding in Great Britain | Podcast
Stand-up Paddleboarding in Great Britain is the essential companion to anyone curious about one of Britain’s most exciting water sports. In this podcast,
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Martin Dorey: Taking the Slow Road | Podcast
Martin Dorey, campervan king, talks about his life on the road, his books and the small things we can do to protect the
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Andrew Terrill: On Sacred Ground | Podcast
Listen to Andrew Terrill talking about his 7,000 mile walk across Europe and his new book On Sacred Ground. Andrew spent 18 months
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