Step into the wild, Life Filled expanse of Elmley Nature Reserve — Elmley Sound Space is a podcast dedicated to exploring this remarkable environment, inviting listeners to deepen their connection with the land, its wildlife, and the stories that shape it.
Elmley Sound Space
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Step into the wild, Life Filled expanse of Elmley Nature Reserve — Elmley Sound Space is a podcast dedicated to exploring this remarkable environment, inviting listeners to deepen their connection with the land, its wildlife, and the stories that shape it.
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6/19/2026
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Recent Episodes
June 30, 2026
Caught by the River x Elmley: Interview with Elmley's Gareth Fulton discussing all things Conservation
<p>Elmley's very own Gareth Fulton sits down with Nicola Chester and Talullah Brennan to discuss all things Farming & Ecology.</p><p>This episode was recorded live at Caught by the River: Weekend at Elmley. The weekend brought together writers, producers, composers and creatives, the series explores how landscape, sound and storytelling intersect.</p>
June 30, 2026
Caught by the River x Elmley: 'Make Some Space for Resistance' with Emma Warren
<p>Expanding on her far-reaching work on community spaces, author Emma Warren considers our need for collective community space and action in a time of tech billionaires and the far right.<br> <br>Make Some Space for Resistance. Emma’s book Up the Youth Club: Illuminating a Hidden History (Faber, 2025) was named an Irish Times read of the year. Dance Your Way Home (2023) was a Guardian book of the year and formed the basis of last year’s summer season at the Southbank Centre. Emma is also the author of Document Your Culture (Sweet Machine, 2020), Steam Down (Rough Trade Books, 2019), and Make Some Space (Sweet Machine, 2019). A dual citizen of Ireland and the UK, her monthly radio show on Worldwide FM ran for six years.</p><p>Set within the vast, open landscape of Elmley Nature Reserve, Caught by the River: Weekend at Elmley brings together some of the most distinctive voices in writing, music and sound. These recordings explore the deep connections between creativity, environment and experience.<br></p>
June 30, 2026
Caught by the River x Elmley: Think Piece with Rob St John - 'Are You Lost?'
<p>Rob St John and Tallulah Brennan discuss Rob’s recent project Are You Lost?, and what happens when artists connect with community in a meaningful way.</p><p>Are You Lost? Community and Nature in the Forest of Bowland and Beyond. Rob is an artist and writer based in rural Lancashire. His practice is focused on the blurrings of nature and culture in contemporary landscapes. He works primarily across installation, sound, moving image and text. His work, usually based on slow periods of fieldwork and socially-engaged practice, has been shown/heard at Tate Modern, Victoria and Albert Museum, The Barbican, The British Museum, The National Gallery, Tramway Glasgow, The Royal Geographical Society, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, The British Textile Biennial, and many others. He has variously produced, edited and contributed to numerous publications, both artistic and academic.</p><p>Set within the vast, open landscape of Elmley Nature Reserve, Caught by the River: Weekend at Elmley brings together some of the most distinctive voices in writing, music and sound. These recordings explore the deep connections between creativity, environment and experience.</p>
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