Profiling the work of environmental sound artist, Jo Kennedy. You can find out more about Jo's activities on her website, https://www.jokennedysound.com/. Listen out for her podcast 'Nature tripping', exploring the sounds of nature in the UK. 

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A fungus foray in the company of John Cage. 

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A mosaic of sounds from the COP26 climate change conference, held in Glasgow in 2021, superimposed over the sound of melting glaciers. 

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A sonic immersion in the River Allen, UK, one of the world's few chalk rivers. With thanks to members of Wimborne Community Theatre, for spoken contributions. 

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The blackbird has spoken. But what did it say?

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A celebration of Poole Park, in southern England, by the people who use it. 

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An exploration of the hidden sounds of the coastal dunescape at Studland Nature Reserve, UK. 

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Soundscapes from different forests around the world. If you listen carefully, can you hear these sounds reveal the impacts of environmental change? With thanks to all contributors to Tree.fm. 

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An exploration of the wonders of freely improvised music. With thanks to all the contributors of the Safehouse collective. 

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The sounds of a body healing itself, through sound. 

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