This is Ep. 2 of the Nature Talks With Humans bonus VE Day season, Under Wartime Skies. When speaking with Allen Chalk and Ron Ives for their podcasts about connecting with nature, conversation turned to the second world war. What Ron and Allen said was like gold dust. I could not sit on their wonderful descriptions of life during the war. I'm delighted to bring you Ron and Allen's VE Day podcasts in this VE Day bonus season. Listen to Allen's VE Day bonus podcast in episodes here.

After this Bonus VE Day season, Nature Talks With Humans will be returning to podcast celebrations of cross species communication in nature. Allen's podcast about a shire horse saving his life is here. Ron's podcast about Stonehenge will be released in Season Three. Subscribe here to be sure not to miss Ron's podcast and others.

VE Day bonus season War Baby Ron Ives Recalls Fleets of German Bombers and Buying Sweets With Coupons

Step back in time to rural England—not through the eyes of soldiers or politicians, but through the memories of a war baby who lived it. In Under Wartime Skies, a VE Day Bonus Season from Nature Talks With Humans, we hear from future podcast interviewee Ron Ives. Ron talks about German Bombers flying overhead in formation and buying sweets at the local shop with coupons.

The Under Wartime Skies series of Two Trailers and Two heartfelt Podcasts bring to life Allen Chalk and Ron Ive's memories of childhood in the English countryside during the Second World War. 

Through vivid and evocative storytelling, Allen and Ron share personal stories of growing up with war on the doorstep: the drone of Nazi planes overhead, the thrill (and terror) of downed aircraft in the hedgerows and the gnawing hunger of rationing—when empty plates and foraged weeds became the norm.

From blackouts to searchlights and the distant thud of bombs, Allen and Ron’s memories capture the resilience, stoicism, mischief and bravery of a generation that lived under the shadow of war. When peace finally came with the euphoria of VE Day, bonfires blazing, dancing and the sweet taste of long-forgotten treats were joys unlike any other.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nostalgia seeker, or simply curious about life on the home front, this VE Day podcast offers a rare, personal glimpse into a past that shaped a generation. Allen’s intimate, unforgettable journey takes listeners from the fear and hunger of wartime to the hard-won hope of the years that followed. 

Subscribe to Nature Talks With Humans to hear true stories from people communicating with animals, birds and landscape. 

Can animals understand humans? Can humans understand animals? Can humans and animals talk to each other, share community and work together? Can birds and humans speak to each other? Is the landscape alive? Can hills, rocks and rivers be spiritual? Share the magic of communing with Nature. 

In Nature Talks With Humans we explore the fascinating world of Nature and animal communication. We'll hear real stories from people who have experienced deep connections with Nature, real-life experiences of people who have communicated with animals, birds and landscape. Whether you're interested in mystical nature stories, animal communication, or spiritual connections with wildlife and landscape, these podcasts will inspire you to listen to the messages of the Earth. 

There will be tips on how you can tune into the natural world and you will learn how to start your own journey in listening to nature. You will learn how to hear Nature's hidden conversations. Listen to Nature Talks With Humans and discover the realm of what you might feel, hear and know about the natural world.

Listen to these podcasts and see where they take you :)

Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review! Follow us on Instagram @estelle_writer44 and TikTok @EstellePhillips for more insights from the countryside.

This is Ep. 1 of the Nature Talks With Humans bonus VE Day season, Under Wartime Skies. When speaking with Allen Chalk and Ron Ives for their podcasts about connecting with nature, conversation turned to the second world war. What Allen and Ron said was like gold dust. I could not sit on their wonderful descriptions of life during the war. I'm delighted to bring you Allen and Ron's VE Day podcasts in this VE Day bonus season. Listen to Ron's VE Day bonus podcast in episodes here.

After this bonus VE Day season, Nature Talks With Humans will be returning to podcast celebrations of cross species communication in nature. Allen's podcast about a shire horse saving his life is here. Ron's podcast about Stonehenge will be released in Season Three. Subscribe here to be sure not to miss Ron's podcast and others.

Under Wartime Skies – A Childhood in Rural England During WWII with ALLEN CHALK

Step back in time to rural England—not through the eyes of soldiers or politicians, but through the memories of a child who lived it. In Under Wartime Skies, a VE Day Bonus from Nature Talks With Humans, we hear from previous podcast interviewee Allen Chalk (Season 1, Episode 2). Under Wartime Skies is a heartfelt podcast that brings to life Allen's memories of childhood in the English countryside during the Second World War. Through vivid and evocative storytelling, Allen shares personal stories of growing up with war on the doorstep: the drone of Nazi planes overhead, the thrill (and terror) of downed aircraft in the hedgerows and the gnawing hunger of rationing—when empty plates and foraged weeds became the norm.

From blackouts to searchlights and the distant thud of bombs, Allen’s memories capture the resilience, stoicism, mischief and bravery of a generation that lived under the shadow of war. When peace finally came with the euphoria of VE Day, bonfires blazing, dancing and the sweet taste of long-forgotten treats were joys unlike any other.

As landscapes slowly healed in the aftermath of the war,  Allen witnessed the transition of ploughing from horse to tractor and became a local champion.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nostalgia seeker, or simply curious about life on the home front, this VE Day podcast offers a rare, personal glimpse into a past that shaped a generation. Allen’s intimate, unforgettable journey takes listeners from the fear and hunger of wartime to the hard-won hope of the years that followed. 

Subscribe to Nature Talks With Humans to hear true stories from people communicating with animals, birds and landscape. 

Can animals understand humans? Can humans understand animals? Can humans and animals talk to each other, share community and work together? Can birds and humans speak to each other? Is the landscape alive? Can hills, rocks and rivers be spiritual? Share the magic of communing with Nature. 

In Nature Talks With Humans we explore the fascinating world of Nature and animal communication. We'll hear real stories from people who have experienced deep connections with Nature, real-life experiences of people who have communicated with animals, birds and landscape. Whether you're interested in mystical nature stories, animal communication, or spiritual connections with wildlife and landscape, these podcasts will inspire you to listen to the messages of the Earth. 

There will be tips on how you can tune into the natural world and you will learn how to start your own journey in listening to nature. You will learn how to hear Nature's hidden conversations. Listen to Nature Talks With Humans and discover the realm of what you might feel, hear and know about the natural world.

Listen to these podcasts and see where they take you :)

Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review! Follow us on Instagram @estelle_writer44 and TikTok @EstellePhillips for more insights from the countryside.

This is a trailer for the forthcoming podcast Under Wartime Skies – War Baby Ron Ives Recalls Fleets of German Bombers and Buying Sweets With Coupons - coming soon! Subscribe to be sure not to miss it.

Step back in time to rural England—not through the eyes of soldiers or politicians, but through the memories of a war baby who lived it. In Under Wartime Skies, a VE Day Bonus Season from Nature Talks With Humans, we hear from future podcast interviewee Ron Ives. Ron talks about German Bombers flying overhead in formation and buying sweets at the local shop with coupons.

The Under Wartime Skies series of Two Trailers and Two heartfelt Podcasts bring to life Allen Chalk and Ron Ive's memories of childhood in the English countryside during the Second World War. 

Through vivid and evocative storytelling, Allen and Ron share personal stories of growing up with war on the doorstep: the drone of Nazi planes overhead, the thrill (and terror) of downed aircraft in the hedgerows and the gnawing hunger of rationing—when empty plates and foraged weeds became the norm.

From blackouts to searchlights and the distant thud of bombs, Allen and Ron’s memories capture the resilience, stoicism, mischief and bravery of a generation that lived under the shadow of war. When peace finally came with the euphoria of VE Day, bonfires blazing, dancing and the sweet taste of long-forgotten treats were joys unlike any other.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nostalgia seeker, or simply curious about life on the home front, this VE Day podcast offers a rare, personal glimpse into a past that shaped a generation. Allen’s intimate, unforgettable journey takes listeners from the fear and hunger of wartime to the hard-won hope of the years that followed. 

Subscribe to Nature Talks With Humans to hear true stories from people communicating with animals, birds and landscape. 

Can animals understand humans? Can humans understand animals? Can humans and animals talk to each other, share community and work together? Can birds and humans speak to each other? Is the landscape alive? Can hills, rocks and rivers be spiritual? Share the magic of communing with Nature. 

In Nature Talks With Humans we explore the fascinating world of Nature and animal communication. We'll hear real stories from people who have experienced deep connections with Nature, real-life experiences of people who have communicated with animals, birds and landscape. Whether you're interested in mystical nature stories, animal communication, or spiritual connections with wildlife and landscape, these podcasts will inspire you to listen to the messages of the Earth. 

There will be tips on how you can tune into the natural world and you will learn how to start your own journey in listening to nature. You will learn how to hear Nature's hidden conversations. Listen to Nature Talks With Humans and discover the realm of what you might feel, hear and know about the natural world.

Listen to these podcasts and see where they take you :)

Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review! Follow us on Instagram @estelle_writer44 and TikTok @EstellePhillips for more insights from the countryside.

This is a trailer for the forthcoming podcast Under Wartime Skies – A Childhood in Rural England During WWII with Allen Chalk - coming soon! Subscribe to be sure not to miss it. Under Wartime Skies is a bonus podcast season from Nature Talks With Humans, celebrating the memories of two of our podcast interviewees, Allen Chalk and Ron Ives.

Under Wartime Skies – A Childhood in Rural England During WWII with Allen Chalk

Step back in time to rural England—not through the eyes of soldiers or politicians, but through the memories of a child who lived it. In Under Wartime Skies, a VE Day Bonus from Nature Talks With Humans, we hear from previous podcast interviewee Allen Chalk (Season 1, Episode 2). Under Wartime Skies is a heartfelt podcast that brings to life Allen's memories of childhood in the English countryside during the Second World War. Through vivid and evocative storytelling, Allen shares personal stories of growing up with war on the doorstep: the drone of Nazi planes overhead, the thrill (and terror) of downed aircraft in the hedgerows and the gnawing hunger of rationing—when empty plates and foraged weeds became the norm.

From blackouts to searchlights and the distant thud of bombs, Allen’s memories capture the resilience, stoicism, mischief and bravery of a generation that lived under the shadow of war. When peace finally came with the euphoria of VE Day, bonfires blazing, dancing and the sweet taste of long-forgotten treats were joys unlike any other.

As landscapes slowly healed in the aftermath of the war,  Allen witnessed the transition of ploughing from horse to tractor and became a local champion.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nostalgia seeker, or simply curious about life on the home front, this VE Day podcast offers a rare, personal glimpse into a past that shaped a generation. Allen’s intimate, unforgettable journey takes listeners from the fear and hunger of wartime to the hard-won hope of the years that followed. 

Subscribe to Nature Talks With Humans to hear true stories from people communicating with animals, birds and landscape. 

Can animals understand humans? Can humans understand animals? Can humans and animals talk to each other, share community and work together? Can birds and humans speak to each other? Is the landscape alive? Can hills, rocks and rivers be spiritual? Share the magic of communing with Nature. 

In Nature Talks With Humans we explore the fascinating world of Nature and animal communication. We'll hear real stories from people who have experienced deep connections with Nature, real-life experiences of people who have communicated with animals, birds and landscape. Whether you're interested in mystical nature stories, animal communication, or spiritual connections with wildlife and landscape, these podcasts will inspire you to listen to the messages of the Earth. 

There will be tips on how you can tune into the natural world and you will learn how to start your own journey in listening to nature. You will learn how to hear Nature's hidden conversations. Listen to Nature Talks With Humans and discover the realm of what you might feel, hear and know about the natural world.

Listen to these podcasts and see where they take you :)

Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review! Follow us on Instagram @estelle_writer44 and TikTok @EstellePhillips for more insights from the countryside.

Artist Frankie Sinclair recounts a heartwarming experience with a gorilla, human and animal connection, wildlife and insects in London and a beautiful story of a frog paradise. I loved this chat and I'm delighted to share it with you.

In these Nature podcasts, you'll hear true stories of human and animal communication. You'll hear real people talk about the spirituality of Nature, their intuitive Nature connections and mystical Nature stories. You'll hear the voices of people say how it feels to receive a wildlife message. 

Don't forget to subscribe for more insights into Nature's hidden conversations and news of bonus releases. Leave a review! Follow me on Instagram @Estelle_writer44 and TikTok @EstellePhillips

Next time you go into Nature, see what you feel. :)

Go back in time with carter's lad Allen Chalk. When horses were used for ploughing and carting produce to market and other farms, the person in charge of a farm's horses was called a carter. As a carter's lad, it was Allen's job to look after the horses. He attended to their grazing, feeding, stabling and shoeing. He helped the carter, too with whatever the carter was doing, loading, unloading and going to market. 

It is a huge privilege to bring you this podcast with Allen Chalk our esteemed and much loved village elder. I won't say how old he is for he tells us this in his podcast. This podcast contains another example of human and animal communication, an intuitive nature connection.

Subscribe for more insights into Nature's hidden conversations. Find out how it feels to receive a wildlife message. Leave a review! Follow me on Instagram @Estelle_writer44 and TikTok @EstellePhillips

Charlotte found a bald baby sparrow in the grass. There is no way she could save it... is there? Hear Charlotte tell what happened next.

In these Nature podcasts, you'll hear true stories of human and animal communication. You'll hear real people talk about the spirituality of Nature, their intuitive Nature connections and mystical Nature stories. You'll hear the voices of people say how it feels to receive a wildlife message. 

Don't forget to subscribe for more insights into Nature's hidden conversations. Leave a review! Follow me on Instagram @Estelle_writer44 and TikTok @EstellePhillips

Next time you go into Nature, see what you feel. :)

Welcome to Nature Talks With Humans! 

These are podcasts about magical communications with nature, released in Seasons of threes.

In this trailer you'll hear the voices of Season 1, three episodes featuring Charlotte Moreton, Allen Chalk and Frankie Sinclair. They are talking about their meetings with a sparrow, a shire horse and a gorilla, respectively.

Subscribe to keep up with new releases telling true stories from people communicating with animals, birds and landscape. 

Nature Talks To Humans sheds light on questions we often ask. Can animals understand humans? Can humans understand animals? Can humans and animals talk to each other, share community and work together? Can birds and humans speak to each other? Is the wild landscape alive? Can hills, rocks and rivers be spiritual? 

These podcasts share the magic of communing with Nature. They explore the fascinating world of Nature and animal communication. We'll hear real stories from people who have experienced deep connections with Nature, real-life experiences of people who have communicated with animals, birds and landscape. Whether you're interested in mystical nature stories, animal communication, or spiritual connections with wildlife and landscape, these podcasts will inspire you to listen to the messages of the Earth. 

There will be tips on how you can tune into the natural world and you will learn how to start your own journey in listening to nature. You will learn how to hear Nature's hidden conversations. Listen to Nature Talks With Humans and discover the realm of what you might feel, hear and know about the natural world.

Listen to these podcasts and see where they take you :)

Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review! Follow Estelle on Instagram @estelle_writer44 and TikTok @EstellePhillips for more insights from the countryside.

By Estelle Phillips