PETE MASON with more of the best local, unsigned musical artists. This week includes Heather Devona and The Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus.

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Sandford writer YSELLA SIMS reflects on what she's seen, heard and experienced over the last few months, from uncovering local history to recovering from Coronavirus.

Read more of her work: bit.ly/3h3BQ3R

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Poetry from Crediton poet STEVE SIMS, about the character Abel Clerk and his own unique interpretation of books and people in the Bible. In this edition, Susanna. Featuring a group of Crediton actors, produced by Rod Brookes and edited by Mary Stephenson.

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PETE MASON finds more musical nuggets from local musicians who play there own original music. In this episode, he also interviews Joe Atlas, AKA Alastair Toms, about his new solo direction. This episode's tracklist:

1m25s - 5m12s The Theme From Tokyo.... - Joe Atlas

5m58 - 8m34s I Don’t Need To Know - Paul Connelly & John Downes

9m38s - 12m46s Golden Seconds - Samthauch

13m48s - 17m10s Crediton History - Jim Causley

17m46s - 21m28s Keep Me Going Doc - The Moonshine Serenaders

25m08s - 28m33s The Funk Is Strong In This One - Joe Atlas

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PAULA MARTIN and SIMON BLOOMFIELD are wellbeing coaches based at Crediton's GP practices. In their third episode for Crediton Radio, they're talking about relationships.

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The sixth of a seven-part radio drama series in which actors from Crediton and the German town of Fulda reimagine the experiences of people in each town during World War One.

Created by Crediton writer MARY STEPHENSON and first broadcast in 2018. BBC Sound Effects copyright 2020.

A lockdown-inspired tale by Devon-based writer LUCY BELL from the Documental Theatre company. Told by KIRSTY COX.

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Poetry from Crediton poet STEVE SIMS, about the character Abel Clerk and his own unique interpretation of different books of the Bible. In this edition, Esther. Featuring a group of Crediton actors, produced by Rod Brookes and edited by Mary Stephenson.

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In the first of a new series for Crediton Radio, PETE MASON showcases some of the best musical talent in the area. In this episode:

1m13s Black is the Colour - Etchechuria

5m33s Dear Daddy - Far From the Delta

12m00s The Amazon is Burning- Pete Mason & Imogen May

16m09s Coronavirus Blues - Jeremy Way

20m52s The Mystery Play - Paul Whittall

26m 05s She is a Rum One - Etchechuria

Are you a local artist making original music? Email a track to Pete at creditonradio [at] gmail [dot] com.

PAULA MARTIN and SIMON BLOOMFIELD are wellbeing coaches from the social prescribing team based at Crediton's GP practices. In their second episode for Crediton Radio, they're covering values, passion, purpose and meaning.

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