The second 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.

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In this Easter special, Bishop of Crediton JACKIE SEARLE joins us for conversation about her work, how its changed as a result of Covid-19, and why this is a special time of year for her.

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Wondering how best to talk to your child about viruses? Try out this story from Colebrooke resident MARY STEPHENSON.

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Fifteen minutes of glorious birdsong, recorded at dawn on the 7th April 2020 at the eastern edge of Shobrooke Park.

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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, Exodus. Featuring a group of Crediton actors, produced by Rod Brookes and edited by Mary Stephenson.

The first 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.

The Pastor of the Congregational Church JAMES GREGORY shares a reflection on what the Coronavirus is revealing to us about our society.

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Listen to our organiser JAKE LLOYD introduce the idea behind Crediton Radio, and how you can get involved to help shape it.

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