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Thanks for listening to the December 2020 episode of the Deepdale Podcast, our end of year celebration of fabulous music from some of our favourite artists. Many have either played at Deepdale or we’d love them to play at Deepdale. Chris, Jason and Nathan bring you our Top Music Releases in 2020, farm chat and our favourite indy Christmas tunes (effectively the Deepdale Christmas Album).
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Chris’ Favourite Music Releases in 2020
Jason set Chris the challenge to pick 8 albums that reflected his listening in 2020, and what a set of albums he’s selected. We hope you will help these artists by buying their music, preferably directly from the artists.
The Jayhawks – XOXO
The Jayhawks are Sheila’s favourite band, and she introduced Chris to their music. They got to meet the band at Moseley Folk Festival last year. Great album, and well worth purchasing.
Courtney Marie Andrews – Old Flowers
Another discovery for Chris & Sheila at the Moseley Folk Festival. This album helps support her music crew who have had such a tough year. Not the happiest of albums, but fabulous music.
Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit – Reunions
Chris feels Jason is a ‘master songwriter’, and loves his body of work, but particularly this new album. Our Jason (not Mr Isbell) is new to The 400 Unit and loved this selection.
Little Red Kings – The Magic Show Part 1
A band we love hosting at Deepdale, and they were due to headline Deepdale Festival 2020. Fingers crossed they’ll be with us in 2021 instead. A band that is so talented and should be better know out side of Norfolk.
The Chicks – Gaslighter
Formerly The Dixie Chicks, The Chicks changed their name to step away from the racist conertations of their former name. We’ve all been fans of these ladies for a long time, and this album is a return to form.
Das Fenster & The Alibis – Lucky Charms & Firearms
These lovely guys have produced a fabulous album this year. Fans of Deepdale Music events will have heard some of the tracks during performances from these guys. A great buy, will make you want to dance, and bring a smile to your face.
Kirsty Merryn – Our Bright Night
Kirsty was due to perform at Deepdale Festival 2020 in St Mary’s Church, but Covid has moved that performance to September 2021. This beautiful album, taking you through one night is a beautiful piece of work.
Martin Simpson – Home Recordings
What a brilliant album created in lockdown at home. Martin was due to play at Deepdale Festival 2020, and has kindly agreed to move his performance to September 2021, really looking forward to that.
No one, who knows Chris’ love of music, will be the slightest bit surprised that he struggled to pick just 8 albums. So we gave him leeway and allowed him to include some honourable mentions.
This Is The Kit – Off Off On
Chris describes This Is The Kit’s album as one you could never get bored with. He would love Kate Stables and her band to play at Deepdale Festival, so this is an official invite to them, and we hope we can host them sometime soon.
Kathryn Williams & Carol Ann Duffy – Snow Angel
Chris is quick to point out this isn’t an album, its a single specially produced for Christmas 2020. Kathryn was the one that got away in 2020, as was very nearly booked for the Deepdale Festival. With hope the stoned will aline and we’ll hear Kathryn performing at Deepdale sometime soon.
The Shackleton Trio – Gonna Retrain As Santa Claus
Our lovely friends the shacks, have taken government advice and headed the call for the arts to retrain, choosing to take the job of Santa Claus. We approve of the career move, but would miss their music if they did retrain!
Man The Lifeboats – When The Time Bell Rings
We’ve welcomed these guys to Deepdale a couple of times, and they set the Brick Barn alight, with everyone dancing and loving the music. Due to play at our Beltane in May, which has been hopefully reset for this coming May, fingers crossed. Great listen.
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Farm Chat
After all that lovely music, Nathan & Jason have a bit of Farm Chat. A quiet time in terms of drilling crop and other workson Deepdale Farm, but our Winter Barley is poking its head out of the soil, our woodland management plan is taking shape, and the process of going organic continues.
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Christmas Tunes
Last up on the podcast is what has been become known as the Deepdale Christmas Album. (Although its just samples, tempting you to head online to buy the actual songs)
Little Red Kings – Intro
Lisa Redford – I Believe in Father Christmas
The Shackleton Trio – Gonna Retrain as Santa Claus
Man The Lifeboats – Whisky For Christmas
Kathryn Williams & Carol Ann Duffy – Snow Angel
Marina Florance – The Winter Wind
Dusky Sunday – Every Christmas
Fred’s House – Christmas at Home
Tilly Moses – I’ll Be Home for Christmas
Rattlebox – Ye Mariners All
And of course the whole podcast was started by the lovely intro track by the hugely talented Jess Morgan.
HAPPY CHRISTMAS!
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Contents of this podcast
00:00 - Intro by Jess Morgan
01:03 - Introduction & The Jayhawks - XOXO
05:57 - The Jayhawks - Across My Field
08:05 - Courtney Marie Andrews - Old Flowers
09:40 - Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit - Reunions
11:26 - Little Red Kings - The Magic Show Part 1
13:19 - Little Red Kings - Weather The Storm
15:21 - Dixie Chicks - Gaslighter
17:34 - Das Fenster & The Alibis - Firearms & Lucky Charms
19:13 - Das Fenster & The Alibis - Roll Up
23:14 - Kirsty Merryn - Our Bright Night
25:21 - Martin Simpson - Home Recordings
26:37 - Martin Simpson - Angel From Montgomery
29:11 - Honourable Mentions
38:12 - Man The Lifeboats - When The Ship Goes Down
40:23 - More Honourable Mentions
41:58 - Farm Chat
53:09 - Christmas Tunes
55:01 - Lisa Redford - I Believe in Father Christmas
56:23 - The Shackleton Trio - Gonna retrain as Santa Claus
58:19 - Man The Lifeboats - Whisky For Christmas
1:00:31 - Kathryn Williams & Carol Ann Duffy - Snow Angel
1:02:35 - The Winter Wind Master - Marina Florance
1:04:24 - Dusky Sunday - Every Christmas
1:06:22 - Freds House - Christmas at Home
1:08:26 - Tilly Moses - I'll Be Home for Christmas
1:09:51 - Ye Mariners All by Rattlebox
Thanks for listening to the November 2020 episode of the Deepdale Podcast, hope it gives you some entertainment during this second lockdown. Ava, Chris, Jason, Nathan and Simon bring you news and chat about Deepdale and the beautiful North Norfolk Coast.
We start with Farm Chat, where Nathan and Jason chat about life on Deepdale Farm, including the latest steps on the road with regenerative farming, organic farming, chicken poop, and soil testing.
Simon presents his Top 5, and this month its all about local walks.
Ava and Jason chat on Sheringham Beach about Ava's favourite place in North Norfolk. The attractions of the beach, the local street food, and the lovely town of Sheringham.
Chris and Jason chat about life at Deepdale Backpackers & Camping during lockdown, our hopes for 2021 including welcoming back tents and campervans.
There's chat about local community during Covid, the ways to support local artisans and producers, and about supporting local musicians. Chris is drawing together a recommendations list for music you need to listen to in lockdown and this winter.
For more information on Deepdale, please visit www.deepdalefarm.co.uk
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Contents of this podcast
00:00 - Intro by Jess Morgan
01:03 - Farm Chat with Nathan and Jason
30:27 - Top 5 Walks with Simon
38:50 - My Favourite Place - Sheringham with Ava and Jason
44:27 - Life and the run up to Christmas at Deepdale with Chris and Jason
1:04:55 - Closing by Jess Morgan
Georgie, Nathan, Simon and Jason chat about the beautiful North Norfolk Coast and life on Deepdale Farm and Deepdale Backpackers & Camping.
This month we start with the thousands of geese that visit the beautiful North Norfolk Coast each Winter.
Georgie & Jason chat about events taking place on the North Norfolk Coast, including halloween events, such as Grimm Halloween at Holkham. And about the artisans & producers who frequent the pop up shops of Dalegate Marketl
Simon presents his Top 5, featuring the most requested information by visitors about the local area, including places to eat & drink, Scolt Head Island and Sea Henge.
Nathan interviews Vic Gerard and Michelle Thurlow at Letheringsett Watermill, where they have been milling some Deepdale Farm wheat to create the first batch of Deepdale Flour.
Nathan & Jason chat about the latest work on Deepdale Farm, noisy wildlife, and the wonders of our local producers who worked so hard to keep us fed & watered during lockdown and beyond.
And of course there is lovely intro track by the hugely talented Jess Morgan.
Welcome to the September 2020 episode of the Deepdale Podcast. Chat from Georgie, Nathan, Jason and some guest interviews, about life the universe & everything around Deepdale.
Nathan and Jason kick off this episode with Farm Chat, chatting about life here, and the 4D chess game they are currently playing, while working out the transition to organic for Deepdale Farm. Don’t miss Nathan’s now famous impressions, including Homer Simpson, a Swallow tour leader, and a Clapham hipster. That will all make sense when you listen!
You’ll hear the creation and launch of Wild Wednesdays, which are the new conservation events at Deepdale, working on the hedgerows around the farm.
Jason interviews some of the Pop Up Shop artisans at Dalegate Market – Paul Macro who takes beautiful landscape photography of the area, Di Woodburn of Creakey Crafts, and James Buttifant painting penguin cartoons.
Georgie and Jason chat about some of the events taking place this month. Anish Kapoor Exhibition at Houghton, Pop Up Shops at Dalegate Market, Norfolk Churches Sponsored Bike Ride 2020 (please cycle for St Mary’s Church, Burnham Deepdale), Norfolk Coast Dark Skies Festival which has become a virtual event for 2020, and the Geese are coming!
Georgie and Jason chat about social distanced places to visit on the beautiful North Norfolk Coast, and Nathan and Jason chat about harvest and the plans for the farm to go organic and stewardship schemes.
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Jason welcomes back Georgie, chatting about reopening the campsite, how nice it is to have the team back, dealing with mental health during lockdown and generally chatting about life at Deepdale.
Nathan joins Jason for a farm news update, including chat about the now very much present cover crops.
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Nathan & Jason get excited about cover crops & regenerative farming, Simon reviews his Top 5 Hammocks, and the Wildlife of Burnham Deepdale perform a glorious dawn chorus.
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Nathan and Jason catch up on the farm, chatting about how nature is enjoying the peace & quiet.
Simon presents his Top 5 Exercises for lockdown.
Nathan give his Top Tips for making Sourdough Bread.
Simon presents his Top 5 Beers.
Jason gives you some ideas of Things To Do While You Can't Visit Deepdale.
Finishing up with the most wonderful recording of the Dawn Chorus at Deepdale by Nathan.
Stay safe everyone, in these strange strange times.
Georgie & Jason chat about events coming soon. Jason chats with Nathan and a few of the conservation weekend volunteers. Georgie & Jason, with the addition of Simon chat about future events at Deepdale, including the Deepdale Hygge, Deepdale Beltane, Deepdale Festival and the essence of Deepdale. Finishes with a track by the wonderful Katie Spencer, Weather Beaten.
Happy New Year everyone! The January 2020 episode of the Deepdale Podcast is now available, with Georgie and Jason chating about the events coming up in January. They chat about running at the various Parkruns in the local area, including Holkham, Hunstanton, Blickling, Sheringham and further afield. The Farmers Markets of Creake Abbey, Fakenham, Aylsham and the tasty food available. Then they move onto the forthcoming events. The January Sunday Session with our favourite busker, Zeph. The February Sunday Session with Katie Spencer. And the June Sunday Session with The Shackleton Trio. You’ll find tracks from all three artists. Georgie and Jason get excited about the Deepdale Hygge and Deepdale Spring Market at the end of March. Would you agree with Jason that the Hygge is essence of Deepdale?
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