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Voices of Epping Forest

Many people in the UK struggle to access nature. Over four episodes, we’ll delve into some of the obstacles that can prevent us from getting outdoors.However, Voices of Epping Forest is also a celebration. We’ll meet people from all walks of life who love nature, particularly Epping Forest. These folk are passionate about helping more of us feel like we belong in green spaces.Produced and presented by Talia Randall, whose previous podcast Blossom Trees and Burnt-Out Cars covered similar themes, this

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4 | Woodlice and Ducks

Voices of Epping Forest ·

2024/12/05

Most children and young people in the UK spend very little time outside. And if you’re a child from a low-income, black, brown or minority household, your nature access is likely to be even more diminished. This can have a considerable impact on health and well-being.These are some of the reasons why Gearies Primary School on the East London/Essex border has decided that nature play should be a key part of the curriculum. So, on a brilliantly fun day at Connaught Water, Epping Forest, Talia tries to

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3 | This Place is Magic

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2024/11/28

As Talia walks in Epping Forest with her dog Stevie, she notices the branches casting eerie shadows. It's easy to see why many people associate woodlands with spooky happenings.But, as a sceptic, Talia leaves the ghost stories aside to explore a deeper history connected to the Epping Forest District – some of the areas surrounding the woods: That’s the history of the people persecuted as Witches.She chats with Amy Stock, an Epping Forest District Museum historian who shows Talia a mummified cat

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2 | Birdsong and Chips

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2024/11/21

Talia and her guests explore what the word access can mean because, when you stop to think about it, there are so many layers to this term.Research tells us that disabled people are often excluded from nature, so Talia sees what can be done about this by spending a morning with The Epping Forest Sunflower Group along an easy-access trail at High Beach.Talia is then joined by podcaster and outdoors legend Francesca Turauskis to talk about adventuring with epilepsy, stigma and how so many different

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1 | Looking Over Your Shoulder

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2024/11/14

How do you feel when - and if - you walk alone through a woodland? Entirely at ease, your senses alive to the smells and textures around you? Or do you feel nervous - are you looking over your shoulder?Or perhaps, like Talia, you feel a combination of these things.As much as Talia loves being in nature, she doesn't always feel comfortable. It's an unfortunate reality that although nature should be for everyone, many people feel excluded for lots of different reasons.In this episode, Talia learns

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Welcome to Voices of Epping Forest

Voices of Epping Forest ·

2024/11/13

Many people in the UK struggle to access nature. Over four episodes, we’ll delve into some of the obstacles that can prevent us from getting outdoors.However, Voices of Epping Forest is also a celebration. We’ll meet people from all walks of life who love nature, particularly Epping Forest. These folk are passionate about helping more of us feel like we belong in green spaces.Produced and presented by Talia Randall, whose previous podcast Blossom Trees and Burnt-Out Cars covered similar themes, this

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