Natalie Wilson guides us to salt marsh, samphire and reminders of slavery along the southern stretch of Morecambe Bay.

Steve Wharton searches for the origin of 'The North of England' with visits to Bradford, Eamont Bridge and Shibden Hall.

Guest presenter Stephen Benson guides us along the far northwestern edge of England.

Johnny Campbell heads to the South Pennines. The packhorse trail in Marsden, West Yorkshire is full to the brim with industrial heritage, a bygone traveller's inn and Norse dialect.

Natalie Wilson explores the moors above Lancaster just a few miles from her home.

These last few months have made us all stay closer to home and for some it’s given rise to a reawakening and reconnection with all the those little treasures that surround us - they are  often in full view but often remain unseen as our gaze and minds are focussed elsewhere. Once we start seeking these treasures and pleasures, they turn up everywhere.

Join Nat on a short walk up Clougha Pike, a lovely lump with a magnificent view from where you can see three counties on a clear day, Lancashire, Cumbria and Yorkshire. She shares her love of birdlife and finds an everyday walk turning into a celebration. 

Steve Wharton uncovers history and folklore on the first stretch of the coast-to-coast cyclepath. 

A teaser for this month's collection of podcasts and blogs, on the theme of 'The Dale On Your Doorstep'.