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farmyard radio

An hour from a mountain very far from you. Almost every Friday from 4-5pm.


Spend a happy hour each Friday before you hit the weekend. Listen online to whoever is in our office talking all things Grizedale. Regular topics will include Dr Dolittle talks to the Artists, The Curing of Pork, Strange but Local, In Today's Trug, Cultural Collision of the Week, What a Difference a Day Makes and many more.

Friday 29th March

Friday 28 March '08 (from Farmyard Radio)

Adam and Lisa talking about the Collection, the building and stuff

Posted by Karen Guthrie on 28/03/08 at 16:00 : 0 Comments

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Good God Friday

Friday 21 March '08 (from Farmyard Radio)

Bank Holiday special for all those still in work - Karen talks about her adventures launching her film Living with the Tudors at the SXSW Festival in Texas and her subsequent week of flu possibly contracted from a Texan re-enactor pictured here.

Local artist Meg Falconer (a Grizedale board member) drops by to talk about her fights against light pollution and mountainbikers in the countryside.

Plus all the usual features, and reports from the week with a selection of farm music from artist Maria Benjamin of London town...

Posted by Adam Sutherland on 21/03/08 at 10:00 : 0 Comments

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March hare

Friday 14 March '08 (from Farmyard Radio)

We hear an incredible 'celebrities in the Lake District' tale; some farm-themed soul music including Don Covay & Bobby Rush and Adam's eBay auction of the week.

We discuss what James Herd, James Howson and Thomas Kirkbride - the three most energetic men in the Lake District - are on site at Lawson Park building...

Posted by Karen Guthrie on 14/03/08 at 11:09 : 0 Comments

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Tate Mate

Friday 7 March '08 (from Farmyard Radio)

Alistair tells us about a recent meeting with art uberlords the Tate to discuss the upcoming Grizedale project in China, plus a talk he'd done north of the border.

Adam fills us in on developments to do a project at the 10th anniversary Creamfields festival this summer. Well, I guess we have mud in common. Rave on!

Posted by Karen Guthrie on 07/03/08 at 10:51 : 0 Comments


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