Talking Walking
Talking Walking
Podcast Description
Listen to artists, specialists and walkers talking about how walking inspires their work and shapes our world.
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The podcast focuses on themes of walking as an art form, community engagement, and environmental interactions. Topics include artistic expressions through walking, experiences of lockdown, and local ecological issues, with episodes such as interviews with Molly Wagner discussing her photography book and Daniella Turbin sharing insights from her thousand-day walking project.
Listen to artists, specialists and walkers talking about how walking inspires their work and shapes our world.
Andrew Stuck is peppering Shane O’Mara with a number of questions as we pace around Queens Square in Bloomsbury London
As a professor of experimental brain research with a couple of best selling books on Walking and on talking this Dublin resident must be one of the most eligible guests on a Talking Walking episode.
Shane is also very familiar with Bloomsbury and this square in particular, as it is home both to the Institute of Neurology and to the Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience where he has many colleagues and friends to discuss his research findings with.
As a listener to this podcast, you are probably only too aware that walking is good for coming up with creative thoughts and resolving problems, but like me, you may be unaware of how that happens and thankfully Shane has got the answers.
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