A new podcast about Yorkshire characters 50 years after the first 'James Herriot' book about life as a rural vet was published.
By Helen Leavey and Simon Collins.

by Voices from Herriot Country
A new podcast about Yorkshire characters 50 years after the first 'James Herriot' book about life as a rural vet was published. By Helen Leavey and Simon Collins.
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December 19, 2020
Welcome to the EIGHTH episode of 'Voices from Herriot Country', a new podcast about Yorkshire characters 50 years after the first 'James Herriot' book about life as a rural vet was published. Alf Wight (his real name) soon became a bestselling phenomenon. There were two films based on his books, as well as the popular BBC TV series, 'All Creatures Great and Small'. Who could ever forget that theme tune...... And now there's a new Channel 5 TV series to enjoy too! In our eighth episode we meet The Wildlife Artist, Robert Fuller, who was born and bred in Yorkshire. The son of a beef farm manager, Robert's been painting animals and birds since he was a 'feral' child roaming around the countryside. Now a seasoned traveller in his late 40s, Robert's art sells across the UK and increasingly around the world. We met him at his rural studio/home, where he told us some fantastic animal tales from Yorkshire -- and far beyond. Hope you enjoy listening to The Wildlife Artist.

October 31, 2020
Welcome to the SEVENTH episode of 'Voices from Herriot Country', a new podcast about Yorkshire characters 50 years after the first 'James Herriot' book about life as a rural vet was published. Alf Wight (his real name) soon became a bestselling phenomenon. There were two films based on his books, as well as the popular BBC TV series, 'All Creatures Great and Small'. Who could ever forget that theme tune. And now there's a new Channel 5 TV series to enjoy too! In our seventh episode we have a special link to the new 'All Creatures', with 13-year-old Imogen Clawson. The bubbly Yorkshire schoolgirl appears as Jenny Alderson, sister to Helen, the woman vet James Herriot has his heart set on. Imogen loves sport, sewing and cooking. But above all, she loves acting and had a wonderful time (in between lessons!) on set in the Yorkshire Dales. Hope you enjoy listening to The Rising Star.

August 26, 2020
Welcome to the SIXTH episode of 'Voices from Herriot Country', a new podcast about Yorkshire characters 50 years after the first 'James Herriot' book about life as a rural vet was published. Alf Wight (his real name) soon became a bestselling phenomenon. There were two films based on his books, as well as the popular BBC TV series, 'All Creatures Great and Small'. Who could ever forget that theme tune. And now there's a new Channel 5 TV series to enjoy too! In our sixth episode we have a special link to the original 'All Creatures Great and Small' with tourism boss and proud Yorkshireman James Mason, the CEO of 'Welcome to Yorkshire'. Now in his early 40s, it's James' job to promote his county's many assets, from its Dales, Moors and coastline to its history, culture, food and drink. But as a youngster James also did his bit to promote Yorkshire, 'Herriot Country' in particular. Hope you enjoy listening to The Child Actor.....
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A new podcast about Yorkshire characters 50 years after the first 'James Herriot' book about life as a rural vet was published.
By Helen Leavey and Simon Collins.
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