Ashdown Forest podcast
Episode 4
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Episode notes
Tom and Eka revel in a moth bonanza … ‘Conservation Hero’ Dave Goulson (Professor of Biology at the University of Sussex) sees a world in a cowpat … and musician Sam Lee rhapsodises about Nightingales.
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Producer: Eka Morgan
Guitar: Jared Thode
Artwork: Carry Akroyd
Technical support: David Kitto
Hoverfly sound effect: Simon Elliott
Grasshopper sound: Baudewijn Odé
Music extracts:
The Garden of England (Seeds of Love) from Sam Lee’s ‘Old Wow’ album.
Singing with Nightingales collaborators: Sam Lee on Shruti Box followed by Anna Mudeka on vocals and Mbira.