Come with me as I walk in the footsteps of Benny Rothman, Ewan MacColl and 400 or so other men back in 1932 as they took part in a mass trespass on the North West of England's highest peak to protest lack of access to the moorland for common folk. 

This historical act of civil disobedience served as the catalyst that led to the opening of the National Parks system, the opening of the Pennine Way and eventually the "Right to Roam" in the countryside.

This one was recorded on March 1st 2021 and it is with my first guest my very good friend Sean Mason. Sean is amongst other things a writer, actor and improviser who is one of the main players in improv troupe Comedysportz UK (Csz UK). Listen to us discuss the merits of canal holidays, the history of the Bridgwater Canal while we completely miss the Barton Swing Aquaduct. We talk about fringe theatre, improv and the hit play Sean was in "New Dawn Fades : A Play About Joy Division and Manchester. We also waffle on odd museums and engineering feats.

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Learn about the what was filmed at lyme park and what treasures lie inside the swanky house!!! hear me rant on why i think mediums and ghosts are bullshit while i get lost looking for the Bowstones!

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Fred Perry Way is a 14 mile trail spanning Stockport from North Reddish to Woodford. Come along as as i walk its entirety and then some. Peppered throughout we have my musings on urban development and how walking is good for mental health along with some info on the man himself Frederick John Perry.

Join me as I take a walk through Reddish Vale Country Park in Stockport. Topics covered are murder, railways, ski jumping in the 60s, manhunt and print factories.