Are You Lost?
Are You Lost?
Podcast Description
The Are You Lost? podcast is hosted by Bowland artist and writer Rob St. John. Its offers glimpses into the Are You Lost? project as it develops through 2025, inviting a range of guests to partake in conversations about art, nature, community and countryside access.
Are You Lost? will be a series of film, sound and textile installations across Bowland which highlight the diverse voices and perspectives of the communities that live around the area. A festival series of temporary installations will be created across the National Landscape, both in accessible public spaces and in more remote, largely-unused spaces in 2025. Rob will be working with producers Lancaster Arts & Blaze Arts.
Rob is an artist and writer based in Lancashire. His practice is focused on the blurring of nature and culture in contemporary landscapes. He works across sound, moving image, text and installation. His work has been shown and heard at Tate Modern, Victoria and Albert Museum, The Barbican, The British Museum and many others. Rob will be working with young people from around Burnley and its surrounding towns.
Are You Lost? is part of Nature Calling, a national programme, run by the National Landscapes Association, in partnership with Activate and supported by the Poetry School and funded by Arts Council England and Defra.
https://www.naturecalling.org.uk/rob-st-john
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The podcast explores themes of art, nature, community, and access, featuring episodes that delve into topics like local histories, community engagement in nature, and collaborative creative practices, such as the episode with historian Nick Burton discussing Pendle's radical histories and the episode featuring students from Marsden Heights Community College discussing their connections to nature.
The Are You Lost? podcast is hosted by Bowland artist and writer Rob St. John. Its offers glimpses into the Are You Lost? project as it develops through 2025, inviting a range of guests to partake in conversations about art, nature, community and countryside access.
Are You Lost? will be a series of film, sound and textile installations across Bowland which highlight the diverse voices and perspectives of the communities that live around the area. A festival series of temporary installations will be created across the National Landscape, both in accessible public spaces and in more remote, largely-unused spaces in 2025. Rob will be working with producers Lancaster Arts & Blaze Arts.
Rob is an artist and writer based in Lancashire. His practice is focused on the blurring of nature and culture in contemporary landscapes. He works across sound, moving image, text and installation. His work has been shown and heard at Tate Modern, Victoria and Albert Museum, The Barbican, The British Museum and many others. Rob will be working with young people from around Burnley and its surrounding towns.
Are You Lost? is part of Nature Calling, a national programme, run by the National Landscapes Association, in partnership with Activate and supported by the Poetry School and funded by Arts Council England and Defra.
https://www.naturecalling.org.uk/rob-st-john
In this episode we visit two farms located in very different landscapes across Bowland. First, the group of young people from Yes Hub in Nelson who made the ‘Pendle’s Hidden Gems’ episode of this podcast visit Northwood Farm, just outside the town, and overlooked by Pendle Hill.
The group meet Philip Marginson, a beef and sheep farmer who regularly runs educational visits to the farm. Saud, Dua, Zaynab and Callum spend time recording the sounds of the farm, and asking Philip questions about farming life here between the town and the hills.
Then we travel to a rural valley in the heart of Bowland to meet Tom and Jackie Entwistle on Lentworth Farm in Abbeystead. Over an entertaining and enlightening chat around their farmhouse kitchen table, Tom and Jackie discuss life farming in a small and tight-knit community.
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