Martyn Howe: The Coast is Our Compass | Podcast
John D. Burns talks to Martyn Howe about his remarkable journey along the King Charles III coastal path. In this interview Martyn reveals
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Matt Heason: Wild Rock | Podcast
John D. Burns talks to author and adventurer, Matt Heason, about his new book, Wild Rock, which explores some of the great scrambling
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Neil Ansell – The Edge of Silence | Podcast
Sound editor Derek Williams One of the things that we often forget when we travel through wilderness areas is the sound of the
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Fort William Mountain Festival | Podcast
The organisers of Fort William Mountain Festival have announce an exciting line-up for the 2026 programme, taking place in Fort William and across
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Dennis Gray: Essays from the Edge | Podcast
Dennis Gray is a legend of British mountaineering. Now, aged ninety and with failing health, he talks to John D. Burns about his
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Bothy Women: Milly Bee | Podcast
Bothies have long been considered male bastions but that view is rapidly becoming outdated. Milly Bee, a Maintenance Organiser with the Mountain Bothies
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Andrew Terrill: Igloos vs Hot Tents | Podcast
John D. Burns talks to author and wild walker Andrew Terrill about his experiences in igloos and argues his corner on the benefits
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Dartmoor Search and Rescue -Ashburton: Kelvin Bull | Podcast
John D. Burns talks to Search and rescue team member, Kelvin Bull, about his work with the team of volunteers responding to emergency
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Peak Bagging Peak District: Anna Paxton | Podcast
Anna Paxton talks to John D. Burns about her new guide to bagging all 121 peaks in England’s Peak District. Anna Paxton In Peak
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Ian Crofton: Upland | Podcast
Ian Crofton talks about his new book Upland, A journey through time and the hills
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