Welcome back to the Deepdale Podcast, our magazine programme about North Norfolk. It’s September 2005, there's a blue sky, it’s a beautiful, beautiful day.

In this episode, Jason has three lovely chats, with some musicians and some wildlife enthusiasts.

Steve and Sam from the Brancaster Staithe Sea Shanty Festival chat about the festival this coming weekend, when the whole of Brancaster Staithe and Burnham Deepdale are filled with shanty bands of all shapes and sizes, singing their hearts out in aid of charity. There are six venues, including The Jolly Sailors, White Horse, Marshside, Village Hall, St Mary’s Church and our Brick Barn at Deepdale Camping & Rooms.

Cole and Joseph from the India Electric Co, join Jason for a chat ahead of their gig at Deepdale Camping & Rooms on Saturday 27th September. They played at the Deepdale Festival 2023, and went down an absolute storm on the Sunday night. Cole joined Jason back in August 2023 on the podcast, so you may have heard him before, but since then the gents have a new album and have been busy with a whole host of projects.

And the third chat is with Lucy and Paul from RSPB Titchwell Marsh Nature Reserve. It's a fabulous place, not far from Deepdale, just a couple of villages away.  A haven for wildlife and a key site in this beautiful part of the world, where you can see a huge range of habitats in this one place. Spend a few hours walking around and investigating. They run a whole series of events through the year for both those new to birdwatching and those with much more experience.

Thank you so much listening to the Deepdale podcast, we really enjoy putting this show together. Please do leave a review on your favourite podcast app or directory, it really helps other people find us, and please do tell your family and friends about us too.

This will be the last podcast for the next couple of months, Jason will be back with Chris chatting about their 12 albums for Christmas, as they normally do in the December episode.

They so enjoy putting together this magazine programme about the beautiful north Norfolk coast and are glad you enjoy listening to it.

See you again in December, in the meantime, if you need to fill your listening ears with more of the beautiful North Norfolk Coast, then do listen back to the back catalogue.  Chats with a huge range of really interesting people, who know this beautiful part of the world so well.

00:00 - Introduction

03:38 - Deepdale Podcast Theme Tune by Jess Morgan

04:41 - Steve & Sam from the Brancaster Staithe Sea Shanty Festival

13:41 - Roll The Old Chariot by Nelson's Shantymen

15:07 - Cole & Joseph from India Electric Co

28:51 - Pomegranate by India Electric Co

30:25 - Lucy & Paul from RSPB Titchwell Marsh Nature Reserve

Welcome back to the Deepdale Podcast, our magazine programme about North Norfolk. Its August 2025, the sun is shining, the temperatures are high, and the beautiful North Norfolk Coast is as stunning as ever.

This month Jason chats with two locals who love this part of the world. First up Jason joins John Thompson on the Welcome Ferry that runs out of Burnham Overy Staithe, running visitors to Scolt Head Island and Gun Hill. Second, Jason sits on Brancaster Staithe hard, chatting with Annalisa Dovey about Brancaster Boards, who run stand up paddle boarding guided tours of the harbour.

And then the table is turned on Jason, as BBC Radio Norfolk have kindly allowed us to include Rosanna Tennant’s interview, when she invited Jason onto her radio show to chat about Norfolk as part of the Norfolk Day celebrations.

We hope you enjoy the listen, and discover even more about North Norfolk.

Don’t forget there is an ever growing back catalogue of episodes to listen to. If you enjoy listening, then please do tell your family and friends, and if you have a moment please leave a review on your favourite podcast app or directory.

00:00 - Intro

01:09 - Deepdale Podcast theme tune by Jess Morgan

02:12 - John Thompson (Welcome Ferry)

19:21 - Annalisa Dovey (Brancaster Boards)

32:36 - Rosanna Tennant interviews Jason Borthwick (BBC Radio Norfolk)

43:13 - Close

Produced by Jason Borthwick, with the teams from Deepdale Camping & Rooms, Deepdale Farms and Dalegate Market.

Welcome to the Deepdale Podcast, our North Norfolk magazine programme … thanks for listening in. Its July 2025, the sun is shining, school holidays are fast approaching, and North Norfolk is looking resplendent but with a few signs of overheating.

I’m Jason, and this month we chat with four more lovely people from this beautiful part of the world. First up we have Mandy Humphreys, the RNLI sea safety person for the Wells area and a member of both crews of the Wells RNLI lifeboats. Then Georgia Shackleton, from The Shackleton Trio, chats about life as a musician, Jon Clifton a local photographer chats about how the local area inspires him, and Peter Allingham from Archangel Distillery chats about gin and lovely drinks.

Enjoy the listen. Please do subscribe, leave a positive review, and let your friends & family know about our little slice of North Norfolk life.

00:00 – Introduction

01:04 – Deepdale Podcast theme tune by Jess Morgan

02:07 – Mandy Humphreys (Wells RNLI)

20:06 – Georgia Shackleton (The Shackleton Trio)

29:13 – Frost Fair by The Shackleton Trio

30:54 – Jon Clifton (Photographer)

36:28 – Peter Allingham (Archangel Distillery)

Thanks for listening to this episode of the Deepdale Podcast. We really enjoy putting together our North Norfolk magazine programme, and hope you’ll listen back to some of our previous episodes. If you have the time, then please leave a review on your favourite podcast app or directory, and we’d love your suggestions or submissions which you can email to [email protected]

Enjoy the Summer.

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Welcome to the June 2025 episode of the Deepdale Podcast, our magazine programme about North Norfolk. This month, Jason continues to meet fascinating members of the North Norfolk community. He chats with Nicky King, the coxswain of Wells-next-the-Sea RNLI, Iona Lane a musician inspired by the natural world who's playing a gig at Deepdale on 21st June, and Rosie Newport, a local artisan and passionate wild swimmer.

As June is such a lovely month on the North Norfolk Coast, hopefully you’ll take inspiration from Norfolk Wildlife Trust's 30 Days Wild and fit in some wildlife enjoyment. All three of the chats this month are with people who love the landscape, so naturally the conversation turns to enjoying the space, big skies and coastline that we have in abundance here. If you are looking for reasons to visit North Norfolk, then you’ll find a huge list of North Norfolk and West Norfolk events on our website, and we are constantly adding to the listings, you can also add yours.

Enjoy the listen. And if you do, please do subscribe (its free) and leave us a review on your favourite podcast app or directory. There is a huge back catalogue of episodes to listen to.

00:00 - Intro

01:35 - Deepdale Podcast theme tune by Jess Morgan

02:36 - Nicky King (Wells-next-the-Sea RNLI Coxswain)

29:32 - Iona Lane (Musician)

39:28 - Big Skies by Iona Lane

41:02 - Rosie Newport (Artisan & Wild Swimmer)

51:19 - Close

51:44 - Deepdale Podcast theme tune by Jess Morgan

What do you get when you put five artists, a bird watcher, a musician and a farmer in the same room … an episode of the Deepdale Podcast of course. It’s May 2025, and this is the Deepdale Podcast, our magazine programme about beautiful North Norfolk.

In this episode Jason chats with Tobias ben Jacob about his upcoming gig at Deepdale on 17th May. Five artists taking part in North Norfolk Open Studios tell us more about this amazing local arts event from 24th May to 8th June. Oli from One Stop Nature Shop gives us a wildlife update. And Jason's sister Anna updates us about Open Farm Sunday on 1st June at Deepdale Farm.

Don’t forget that we list a huge range of events on our website. We are constantly adding to the listings, and there is everything from cookery courses to street food, exhibitions to theatre, motoring pageants to wildlife events. And May is a fabulous time of the year to enjoy North Norfolk. Our beaches are stunning in the sunshine and relatively quiet (except for the bank holidays). The wildlife is loving the longer days. And you can’t beat a cold drink in a pub garden under blue skies.

Enjoy the listen, and we hope to see you on the North Norfolk Coast for some or all of the events we cover. If you enjoy the listen, then please do subscribe and leave us a review on your favourite podcast app or directory. And there is a huge back catalogue of episodes to listen to.

00:00 - Introduction

01:37 - Deepdale Podcast theme tune by Jess Morgan

02:40 - Tobias ben Jacob

11:54 - Sample of 'Before The Old Ways Are Gone' by Tobias ben Jacob and Chris Cleverley

13:27 - North Norfolk Open Studios - Tess Meadows

19:37 - North Norfolk Open Studios - Carole Griffin

24:26 - North Norfolk Open Studios - Berni Marfleet

30:29 - North Norfolk Open Studios - Antonia Clare

37:00 - North Norfolk Open Studios - Janna Cossettini

42:02 - North Norfolk Wildlife Update by Oli Reville

44:00 - Open Farm Sunday at Deepdale Farm with Anna Biesty

48:38 - Rural Craft Workshops at Deepdale Farm with Anna Biesty

It’s April 2025 and you are listening to the Deepdale Podcast, our North Norfolk magazine programme. I’m Jason, thank you for joining us. Spring is well and truly springing, the hares are dancing in the fields, the huge skies of the North Norfolk Coast are as blue as blue could be, and this has to be one of the most fabulous times of the year to visit this beautiful part of the world.

This month we talk yoga and wellbeing with Emilie, looking forward to her Wild Yoga Garden at Deepdale this Summer. And then I’m joined by the Wilswood Buoys, Josh & Joe, who are playing a gig at Deepdale on Saturday 26th April. We chat about their music, inspiration, and their first visit to Deepdale.

00:00 - Intro

01:21 - Deepdale Podcast Theme Tune by Jess Morgan

02:24 - Emilie Joy Garrould about Wild Yoga Garden

27:22 - Wilswood Buoys

44:40 - Sample of 'Must Be Love' by the Wilswood Buoys

Really hope you enjoy this month’s listen. If you do, then please leave a review on your favourite podcast app or directory, and let your friends and family know about our little slice of beautiful North Norfolk. There are loads of other episodes available from the past 5 years. Learning about the local wildlife with Richard Powell and Steve Rowland. Dr David Waterhouse explains the Deep History Coast. David & Rachel from Moongazer chat about brewing and names of the hare. Have a look through our back catalogue, and we are sure you’ll find episodes that will interest you.

An absolute pleasure to have your listening ears for our first podcast episode of 2025. Welcome to the Deepdale Podcast, our magazine podcast about the beautiful North Norfolk Coast.

This month we visit two of our local museums, Cromer Museum and Sheringham Museum (The Mo) discovering the hidden treasures in these wonderful local attractions. Its clear how incredibly passionate the curators & volunteers are, and the deep knowledge they have about the local area and its history. Our Simon returns with a Top 5 local views, and Oli from One Stop Nature Shop gives us a local wildlife update.

We really hope you enjoy the listen. Please do subscribe to the Deepdale Podcast where ever you usually get your podcasts from, please let your friends & family know about us, and if you have the time we’d love you to leave a review as it all helps encourage more listeners.

00:00 - Introduction

00:54 - Deepdale Podcast Theme Tune by Jess Morgan

01:57 - Alan Tutt at Cromer Museum

17:47 - The Sex Pistols in Cromer

19:58 - Simon's Top Views on the North Norfolk Coast

24:30 - Lisa Little and Mhairi Campbell at Sheringham Museum (The Mo)

48:42 - Oli Reville on Pink Footed Geese

50:38 - Oli Reville on Wintering Birds

You can find a lot more information about Deepdale Podcast episodes online at www.deepdalepodcast.co.uk

An absolute pleasure to have your listening ears for our final podcast episode of 2024. As usual we celebrate great music in our December episode, with Chris’ top albums of the year. And this year he’s chosen twelve amazing albums, our 12 Albums for Christmas, and 1 EP as a stocking present.

Enjoy music from India Electric Co, George Boomsma, Brown Horse, The Shackleton Trio, Annie Dressner, Katherine Priddy, The Henry Girls, Kathryn Williams & Withered Hand, Ferris & Sylvester, The Decemberists, 5 Hills Out, Hope & Social, and Frankie Archer.

We chat about these albums in no particular order, as Chris loves each and every one of these albums, they are all brilliant.

Enjoy this episode, and we hope you’ll listen back to previous episodes of the Deepdale Podcast.

Website: deepdalecamping.co.uk/tales/deepdale-podcast-12-albums-for-christmas-top-albums-of-the-year-2024/

00:00 - Intro

00:56 - Chat about the album Pomegranate by India Electric Co

03:06 - Sample of Balancing Act by India Electric Co

04:37 - Chat about the album The Promise of Spring by George Boomsma

06:59 - Sample of Cashmere Grey by George Boomsma

08:30 - Chat about the album Reservoir by Brown Horse

09:58 - Sample of Stealing Horses by Brown Horse

11:39 - Chat about the album Ten Year Anniversary Album by The Shackleton Trio

14:42 - Sample of Frost Fair by The Shackleton Trio

16:16 - Chat about the album I Thought It Would Be Easier by Annie Dressner

17:14 - Sample of 18 Years by Annie Dressner

18:45 - Chat about the album The Pendulum Swing by Katherine Priddy

21:12 - Sample of A Boat On The River by Katherine Priddy

22:52 - Chat about the album A Time To Grow by The Henry Girls

25:54 - Sample of Winter's Day by The Henry Girls

27:23 - Chat about the album Willson Williams by Kathryn Williams & Withered Hand

30:25 - Sample of Sing Out by Kathryn Williams & Withered Hand

31:57 - Chat about the album Otherness by Ferris & Sylvester

34:24 - Sample of Don’t Fall In Love With Me by Ferris & Sylvester

35:58 - Chat about the album As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again by The Decemberists

40:33 - Sample of Long White Veil by The Decemberists

42:11 - Chat about the album Dystopia Bazaar by 5 Hills Out

43:52 - Sample of Bricks by 5 Hills Out

45:24 - Chat about the album The Ride by Hope & Social

49:18 - Sample of Sweetheart by Hope & Social

50:57 - Chat about streaming

54:29 - Chat about the EP Never So Red by Frankie Archer

56:45 - Sample of Elsie Marley by Frankie Archer

56:45 - Close

Thanks for listening to the fifth in our collection of special Deepdale Festival Podcasts in 2024. Jason is your host for this series.

In this episode Jason chats with Lorna and Karen from The Henry Girls, who are playing on Sunday, Ross Stewart, who is playing on Friday, and Elizabeth & Jameson, who perform on Friday.

Lorna and Karen from The Henry Girls join me over the internet from Ireland. 10 years ago Chris drove to Birmingham one evening to see them play in the Kitchen Garden Café. When he bought his CD after the gig, they wrote on his purchase that they hoped to make it to Norfolk someday. So you can understand how excited he is that he’s hosting them for Deepdale Festival 2024.

Ross is a local, living in Norfolk for most of his life, but you wouldn’t know from his accent or his support of Scottish sports teams. He chats about creating music and finding his style.

Hannah and Griff, aka Elizabeth & Jameson, chat about how they came to music, Hannah’s love of Welsh rugby and being surrounding by the music of the valleys.

Thank you to all of them for allowing us to play a sample of their music. From The Henry Girls we play A Time To Grow, from Ros Stewart we play Sweet Morning, and from Elizabeth & Jameson we play Old Town.

Enjoy this episode, and we hope you’ll listen back to the rest of the Deepdale Festival series.

00:00 – Intro

01:48 – The Henry Girls

13:43 – A Time To Grow by The Henry Girls

15:14 – Ross Stewart

23:06 – Sweet Morning by Ross Stewart

24:40 – Elizabeth & Jameson

36:05 – Old Town by Elizabeth & Jameson

Thank you so much for listening to the fifth episode of the Deepdale Festival Podcast 2024. The last episode in this series.

If you’d like to know more about artists performing at Deepdale Festival 2024, please take a look at the website deepdalefestival.co.uk

Hope we’ll see you in late September for amazing live music.

Thanks for listening to the fourth in our collection of special Deepdale Festival Podcasts in 2024. Jason is your host for this series.

In this episode Jason chats with Hawksley Workman from Canada, who performs on Sunday, Christina Alden & Alex Patterson from Norwich, who perform on Friday, and Christian Smith from Cambridgeshire, who performs on Saturday with his band The Heretics.

Hawksley chats about his love of touring, his wingman Mr Lonely on piano, and how Canadians look at the UK for inspiration and adulation.

Christina & Alex chat about how their music writing happens, particularly interesting to know how a couple who are also relatively new parents navigate the process.

Christian chats about how The Heretics came into being, and the way his musical journey has changed direction with addition of the band and three fellow collaborators.

Thank you to all of them for allowing us to play a sample of their music. From Hawksley Workman we play Battlefords, from Christina Alden & Alex Patterson we play Safe Travels (thinking of all of you travelling to Deepdale for the Festival), and from Christian Smith & The Heretics we play Revelry.

Enjoy this episode, and look out for future episodes which we’ll release shortly.

00:00 – Intro

01:26 – Hawksley Workman

17:07 – Battlefords by Hawksley Workman

18:40 – Christina Alden & Alex Patterson

29:19 – Safe Travels by Christina Alden & Alex Patterson

30:53 – Christian Smith

36:46 – Revelry by Christian Smith & The Heretics

Thank you so much for listening to the fourth episode of the Deepdale Festival Podcast 2024. At least one more episode has been recorded and is currently being edited.

If you’d like to know more about artists performing at Deepdale Festival 2024, please take a look at the website deepdalefestival.co.uk

Hope we’ll see you in September for amazing live music.