Hugh Huddy
Radio Lento
Not specifically for children, but each episode features a lovely landscape sound postcards in 3D immersive sound. Best with earphones. Listen while reading, resting or being mindful.
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Episode One: Episode 1 – Suffolk wood at 6am
This is an Episodic show. You can listen to it in any order, but episode one is always a great place to start.
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Created by: Hugh Huddy
Started: March 29th, 2020
Status: Active, 249 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English
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Episodes
113 Spring’s here in mild valley
43:16 | Episode: 113 | April 2nd, 2022
Sheltered against the gnarled trunk of an old holly tree, beside a country lane, the microphones are recording. Or maybe to them, they are looking. Looking out, as they have done for hours, at this mild valley, in sound.
112 Suffolk Wood (part 12) – 7am to 8am
01:02:52 | Episode: 112 | March 26th, 2022
Radio Lento is 2! Thank you for listening, for supporting, and for the many kind messages. It all started here, in this Suffolk Wood. So to celebrate we return, to hear how time passes within the wood between 7am and 8am. This is episode 112, and the twelfth part of the Suffolk Wood series. It’s the penultimate one, with just one more hour from special location to come.
111 Soundscenes of estuary rain
31:26 | Episode: 111 | March 19th, 2022
For this week’s episode we head back to the rugged seawall below Burnham-on-Crouch, to witness the sound of summer rain as it falls onto inland tidal water. We’ve not actually listened back to this audio before, and preparing it has been a labour of love. Labour, because the hundreds of rain drops that hit the lid of our microphone box have had to be individually treated to volume match all the other rain drops! Of love, because each hour we spent doing this, has been another hour spent immersed, within this truly wild and evocative place. And given these troubled times, it’s made for some pure and simple escapism that’s just so needed.
110 Rain falls in Banfield Wood
41:22 | Episode: 110 | March 12th, 2022
Sky greying. Rain coming. A muddy path under bare trees. This is the wood where we should record.
109 Here at the river’s edge
32:59 | Episode: 109 | March 5th, 2022
Now you’re here, unhook the burden, and let it rest upon the wild grass. Walk away. Away from it, and down, onto the rocks. Away, and over the wetted stones, around the weeds that smell of sea, and right up to the river’s edge. The rushing edge of the Crouch. Yes that tidal river, that unheard of river that runs like a forgotten dream, across the wilds of the Dengie Peninsula. Here, is your journeys-end. And what you’ve come for.
108 Song thrush sings in twilight gales
44:59 | Episode: 108 | February 26th, 2022
We were told a song thrush lives up in the wood. The old place on the side of an exposed and remote hill, where sheep are kept in a paddock under the shelter of trees. Tall firs, holly trees, hawthorn and a tangle of thorny briars. For a moment, the pure repeated notes of that ethereal bird, that musical songster of echoing forests, rang out somewhere in our imaginations. Another gale was forecast though, and to try for a recording we’d have to hurry. Our mic box, tattered after months of outdoor use, needed new wind baffles.
107 Shellness bleak where land meets sea (best heard with time and headphones)
41:20 | Episode: 107 | February 19th, 2022
This, is bleak. Wave, weather worn, bleak. Windswept, land end bleak. What we’ve come for. An exposed area of land that noses out into the North Sea. Its tidal zones are made of bleached dry shells instead of sand. Of saline rotted timbered fences, some sunk waist deep, in time rounded, long shore drifted stones. And of shallow racing waves, blown sideways. This is Shellness, on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent.
106 In time the wren will come – Murmurs of the Kerry Ridgeway
51:41 | Episode: 106 | February 12th, 2022
Cold clear water flows, through a dell beneath trees. Hidden behind brambles. A place for the foraging bee. Here, is a place that’s miles away. Is a place, steep down beside a country road, that’s left alone.
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Created by: Hugh Huddy
Started:
March 29th, 2020
Status: Active, 249 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English
This is just so relaxing to listen to.