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November 28, 2024

Rachel Lappin

We’re so excited to welcome Rachel Lappin to Calder Navigation. Hear all about Rachel’s journey from safeguarding women and girls to being immersed in all things Anne Lister, right here in Calderdale!

October 24, 2024

Clare Shaw

Join us as we explore Clare’s inspiring journey as a poet and writer; their belief in the revolutionary power of language, and their love of moss, slugs and snails! Clare also shares some wonderful practical tips on how to begin your poetry writing journey.

September 26, 2024

James Mellor

This episode explores James’ impressive career as a film director and producer, and his passion for storytelling. We had such a lovely chat about James’ journey into film, the touching story behind his production company, and why community projects are an important part of his work.

July 25, 2024

Clare Donegan

This episode takes us outside to explore the natural world around us with our amazing guest, Clare Donegan. Clare Donegan is a passionate advocate for nature and the arts and artistic director of Inna Nature, an organisation that supports people to connect with nature.

June 20, 2024

Our Home

In this episode of Calder Navigation, we’re passing the microphone to five incredible individuals: Musa, Sofayne, Hazel, Hina and Abdelhameed who are people seeking sanctuary in the UK. Released on World Refugee Day and celebrating the 2024 Refugee Week theme of ‘Our Home’.

May 30, 2024

Geoff Amos

Geoff invites us to stroll down memory lane, regaling us with tales of his childhood in Sowerby Bridge. He shares the enduring impact his childhood has had on his life, including how he’s lived through immense changes in the town and in our general way of life.

April 25, 2024

Adrian Bell

Welcome to series 2! Our guest this episode is Adrian Bell, the Integration Programme Manager at St Augustine Centre in Halifax. St Augustine’s is at the forefront of combatting loneliness and isolation for individuals seeking sanctuary in Calderdale, and Adrian shares how the centre fosters a sense of belonging, particularly the transformative power of sport in supporting people rebuilding their lives.

October 12, 2023

Hayley Doherty

The final episode of the first season of Calder Navigation! Multi-talented Hayley is an Actor and jazz singer. She has lived in a narrowboat for 11 years and in this episode tells us all about it, including frequently asked questions!

October 5, 2023

Shared Landscapes

This episode is about sharing experiences from people who have come to Calderdale from other countries. A common connection seems to be the similar landscapes that Calderdale shares with other countries, in this case Syria and Iran – we explore this in this episode with members of the Curious Motion community.

September 28, 2023

Liz Leach Murphy

In this episode, Sam is joined by Liz Leach Murphy. Liz founded the social enterprise Imagineer in 2009 to take her work in health and social care further. In this chat, Liz shares experiences from her career and the difference she aims to make.

September 21, 2023

Christine Martin

This week, we’re joined by Christine Martin, the brilliant artist behind Kissy Colour Art and Crafts. For years, her paintbrushes patiently collected cobwebs and dust until the undeniable need for creative expression could no longer be contained.

August 10, 2023

This Here Land…

Today we transport you into the world of live dance! One of our dancers, Matt Lackford, will take you on an audio journey through ‘This Here Land…’ – a dance piece we created for Welland.

August 3, 2023

Jim Souper

Let’s go for a walk along the Calder and Hebble Navigation! This week, I’m chatting to Jim Souper, one of Curious Motion’s volunteers. He helps run our walking sessions, and is an avid nature photographer.

July 27, 2023

Compassion in Action

This week’s episode of Calder Navigation is all about compassion, and was recorded live at our Compassion in Action event in Elland to celebrate Refugee Week 2023.

July 20, 2023

Joanne Douglas

Join us today as this week’s guest, Joanne Douglas, takes us on a compelling voyage through her advocacy work, where stories transform into instruments of change.
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