Jon Cleave and Billy Hawkins of Fisherman’s Friends take Matthew Bannister for a walk around their beautiful home village of Port Isaac in Cornwall, telling tales and singing songs inspired by the seafaring history of the area. They invite us to fall in love with “The Maid of Madeira”, marvel at two ‘doubloons’ picked up in the harbour by Jon’s Uncle Andy, pay tribute to the fallen Cornish lads of the First World War in “First and Last” and shed a tear with “The Last Widow”, as she bemoans a tragedy that struck the Port Quin herring fleet.
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Bonus Episode: The Outdoors Fix with Matthew Bannister
Malin Lewis on Eilean Shona
Bonus Episode: Joe Boyd and John Wood in conversation at Cecil Sharp House
TRÚ on the Mountains of Mourne
Sandra Kerr (and Nancy Kerr) in Warkworth
The Plygain Carols with Gwilym Bowen Rhys, Owen Shiers and the singers of Mallwyd
Katie Spencer at Spurn Point
Jon Wilks in Birmingham
Fiona Soe Paing in Aberdeenshire
The Music of the Big Walk
The Story of The Big Walk
Johnny Campbell & Mikey Kenney on Whernside
Angeline Morrison in North Cornwall
James Yorkston and Nina Persson in Tentsmuir Forest
Katherine Priddy at Alvechurch & Tanworth in Arden
Amy-Jane Beer and Cynefin along the River Clettwr
Freedom To Roam in the Malvern Hills
Maddy Prior and Rose-Ellen Kemp at Stones Barn in Cumbria
The Wexford Carols with Caitriona O’Leary
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