Roseland Podcast: Recent Episodes
Roseland Podcast
An audio podcast to help the communities on the Roseland stay connected during these interesting times.
Hopefully including: - updates on services (like takeaways and food deliveries) from local businesses - chats with interesting local people about interesting things - updates on what people are doing to help each other
I suspect it will evolve as the weeks roll by...
NOT a source of medical advice! or politics.
Aim is to help those living on the Roseland peninsula feel a little less isolated. Roughly speaking that means St Mawes, St Just-in-Roseland, Gerrans & Portscatho, Philleigh & Treworthal, Ruan Lanihorne, Tregony, Veryan and Portloe and all the little villages and homes in-between.
Contact us via roselandpodcast@gmail.com
Be kind, stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: We’re talking to Emma Campbell about the Radford Trust - both it’s history, and how it continues to help today’s musicians If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps just search for “Roseland Podcast”. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! INTERVIEW Find all the details for the Radford Trust here: https://www.radfordtrust.org/ (https://www.radfordtrust.org/) -- Lindsay and I have decided to pause the podcast for a while. So this is probably the last episode for 2020. Thanks to all our guests as you have all been brilliant and quite literally we couldn’t have created the podcast without you. Everything we’ve put live so far will remain available to you for free for a very long time (we have no plans to take it down). So if you’ve not yet listened to some of the episodes - now’s the time to listen to them all! And if you want to relisten you can too. You will find everything at Roselandpodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Spotify and other great podcast apps. If you want to make sure you hear the second we’re back - then we recommend finding us on a podcast app and hitting the subscribe button. Enjoy the autumn! Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: We’re talking about the Hall for Cornwall with Bryan Churcher If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps just search for “Roseland Podcast”. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! INTERVIEW Go direct to the Hall for Cornwall’s ‘Name a Seat’ page here: https://www.hallforcornwall.co.uk/support-us/name-a-seat (https://www.hallforcornwall.co.uk/support-us/name-a-seat) If you’ve got an idea for us, or would like to come on the show then just drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: I’m chatting with Gary Ringrose about walking around the Roseland (and beyond) If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps just search for “Roseland Podcast”. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! INTERVIEW You can find Gary’s adventures on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/gary.ringrose (https://www.facebook.com/gary.ringrose) His email if you’ve got any questions is gr74tam@gmail.com If you’ve got an idea for us, or would like to come on the show then just drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: I’m chatting with Colin Hastings about his Carbon Buddy Project - a way for all of us to lessen our impact on the planet If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps just search for “Roseland Podcast”. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! Let’s find out how we can all be more carbon conscious INTERVIEW You can get Colin’s book ‘The Carbon Buddy Manual’ from https://www.carbonbuddyproject.org/ (CarbonBuddyProject.org) If you’ve got an idea for us, or would like to come on the show then just drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. It’s been a while since we talked sport on the show, and this week I’m catching up with the Chairman of Roseland Rugby Club Richard Cotterill. If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps just search for “Roseland Podcast”. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. This week I took a look at our listener stats - and we’re being listened to in 17 different countries! Whilst over 90% of our listeners are in the UK, we’re also being listened to in…. USA France Brazil Germany Botswana Australia Bulgaria Canada Cyprus Malaysia Mexico New Zealand Spain Switzerland Taiwan AND Trinidad and Tobago So if you’ve been spreading the word to family and friends overseas - thank you for helping us go a little bit global! Interview time! Time to talk rugby INTERVIEW So training starts next Saturday afternoon - that’s Sept 5th at the Rugby pitch in Philleigh - head out the village with the pub on your right and you can’t miss it. If you’re interested in going to training next week, playing or supporting then you’ll find all the details at the http://roselandrfc.com/ (RoselandRFC.com) website. It’s a very sociable club for both players and spectators organising a lot of events throughout the year including the annual tour, unfortunately, Rich couldn’t talk about the tours as what goes on tour stays on tour… If you’d like to hear from some of the other sports team and activities that happen on the peninsula then just have a scroll through the back catalogue where we talk about all kinds of sporting activities. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. If you’ve got an idea for us, or would like to come on the show then just drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: We’re diving once more into the history of the Roseland, this time focusing on Place and St Anthony with Nigel Hare-Scott If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps just search for “Roseland Podcast”. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention.
Interview time! Time to find out about some of the amazing things that have happened at Place over the years. INTERVIEW You can get Nigel’s book “The Story of Place House” from St Mawes Post Office and the Gerrans Heritage Centre If you’d like to hear more about the history of the Roseland and what happened in the war then take a look through our past episodes as we frequently get historical! You’ll find them all wherever you’re listening, or head to Roselandpodcast.com Our most popular so far is with Peter Teague and Pete Newman talking about D Day - episode 8. If you’ve got an idea for us, or would like to come on the show then just drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: I’m chatting with Simon Perry from Wild Roseland about wild flower gardens and meadows If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps just search for “Roseland Podcast”. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! Time to find out about Wild Roseland’s wild flower areas, and how you can create your own. INTERVIEW Simon sent us in a TON of resources if you want to find out more about what we were chatting about, you can find them all in the shownotes at roselandpodcast.com That includes details of how to get hold of a new book “Flora of Cornwall” which Simon describes as “an excellent comprehensive book with Great intros to habitats etc and then details of where all species have been recorded. All from information collected by amateur botanists across Cornwall.” The book isn’t widely available - not from Amazon or Waterstones, so we’ve included a link to the flyer with details of how you can order direct from the author. Old school! It’s quite a big file - so be patient as it loads - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sAux7E9jnp_dxu6fRjEhD5qN69e8WOau/view?usp=sharing (see the flyer) Wild Flowers and Pollinators As well as links to Wild Roseland ( www.wildroseland.org) to get involved and offer help with volunteer work parties there are a number of useful links if people are thinking about wild flower patches in their own gardens and encouraging pollinators....
An excellent project happening now on butterflies... good so see what is visiting your garden now is Butterfly Conservation’s Big Butterfly Count, another of those citizen science surveys. https://bigbutterflycount.butterfly-conservation.org/ (Big butterfly count) Also a phone app to do the recording. Plantlife's 'every flower counts' project included 'No mow May' and 'Let it bloom June'! http://www.plantlife.org.uk/everyflowercounts/ (www.plantlife.org.uk/everyflowercounts/) Cornwall AONB (which of course covers the Roseland) has an excellent project called WhealBuzzy. There are more than 190 species of bee in Cornwall with 120 being solitary species. The Cornish AONB is of national significance for its bee fauna. Opportunities to get involved. New educational pack good for schools etc. http://www.cornwall-aonb.gov.uk/wheal-buzzy (www.cornwall-aonb.gov.uk/wheal-buzzy) Eden Project is now home to the National Wildflower Centre. Worth a visit to Eden to see their wild flowers anyway. Although currently working on bigger projects (the original NWC was based in Liverpool where they helped with greening urban spaces across the NW.) I suspect they may have had some involvement with Cornwall Council Highways wildflower edges on the A30 in recent years. They sell small packs of local sourced seed but I think would also offer advice and help with harvesting local seed if you had a larger wild patch .http://www.edenproject.com/eden-story/our-ethos/national-wildflower-centre (www.edenproject.com/eden-story/our-ethos/national-wildflower-centre) Grow Wild is project sponsored by the Botanic Gardens at Kew. http://www.growwilduk.com/ (www.growwilduk.com) RHS I mentioned; they have very useful information on plants good for pollinators including a list of wild flowers worth sowing/ growing. http://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?PID=970 (www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?PID=970) and http://www.rhs.org.uk/science/pdf/conservation-and-biodiversity/wildlife/plants-for-pollinators-wildflowers.pdf (Wild flowers for pollinators list) Cornwall Council has developed a Pollinator Action Plan...good background reading on why we should be doing all of this....
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: I’m chatting with Karen Green about the RSPG Singing for Fun Group If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps just search for “Roseland Podcast”. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! OK, let’s find out all about Singing for Fun INTERVIEW Find the Facebook Groups here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/RoselandTogether/ (RSPG) https://www.facebook.com/RSPG-Singing-for-fun-982571912130748/ (Singing for Fun) We’ve done a LOT of episodes with different groups on the Roseland, so if you’d like to find out more about them have a look through the full list of episodes on your podcast player, or at Roselandpodcast.com Lindsey and I are always on the lookout for more people to interview, if you’d like to come on the show and talk about something interesting…. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - it doesn’t go out live. You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe, a poem, a story - you can record it at home and send us the mp3 file OR just email it in and we can read it out for you. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and connected to our wonderful community. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. Can you believe we’ve made it to episode 20!! I’d like to mark that important milestone by thanking some very important people: Without Lindsey’s looking after the guests, finding guests, and getting them booked in to record this podcast wouldn’t have made it past episode 3!! Thank you!! To all our guests - this is an interview podcast, so without guests we would not have anything to tell you about. So a big thank you to everyone who’s made the time to come on and record with me. To the RSPG group - thank you for letting us post the new episode in your Facebook group every week, it’s really helped us spread the word. Finally, to you - for listening, the whole point of the show is to create something to help us feel more connected and if no one was listening there really wouldn’t be any point at all - so thank you!! In today’s episode: I’m chatting to Kathy Manlove about her career in forensic science. If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps just search for “Roseland Podcast”.
At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention.
Interview time! Today’s interview fits into our ‘chats with people with interesting careers who live on the Roseland’ category of episodes. And it’s a fascinating one.
INTERVIEW
If you’d like to find out about some of the other interesting careers people living here have than check out one of these episodes: https://www.roselandpodcast.com/episode/millie-edwards-roseland-gig-rowing-club-suz-hext-paralympian (Episode 4) - with Suz Hext Paralympian https://www.roselandpodcast.com/episode/simon-rowell-sports-meteorologist-david-hall-wild-roseland (Episode 5) - Simon Rowell, Sports Meterologist https://www.roselandpodcast.com/episode/ivor-bowditch-talks-china-clay-and-a-croustade-recipe (Episode 10) - Ivor Bowditch, China Clay
Lindsey and I are always on the lookout for more people to interview, if you’d like to come on the show and talk about something interesting…. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - it doesn’t go out live. You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe, a poem, a story - you can record it at home and send us the mp3 file OR just email it in and we can read it out for you. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and connected to our wonderful community. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: I’m chatting to Liam Mulvin about his life as a postman If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps just search for “Roseland Podcast”. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! Here’s my chat with Liam: INTERVIEW Liam’s book is “Don’t Worry He Doesn’t Bite! Tales of a Country Postman”, you can get a copy from Waterstones, https://amzn.to/2Bs1rU9 (Amazon) (where it’s available as a Kindle ebook as well as in hardcover), or St Mawes Post Office. For more chats with Local authors have a listen to: https://www.roselandpodcast.com/episode/chatting-with-alan-durham-about-self-publishing-and-local-updates (episode 2) - with self-published author Alan Durham about the writing process. https://roselandpodcast.com/episode/philip-marsden-author-of-the-summer-isles-a-voyage-of-the-imagination/ (Episode 16) - with Philip Marsden
Lindsey and I are always on the lookout for more people to interview, if you’d like to come on the show and talk about something interesting…. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - it doesn’t go out live. You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe, a poem, a story - you can record it at home and send us the mp3 file OR just email it in and we can read it out for you. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and connected to our wonderful community. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: I’m chatting to Krysia de Kergorlay about the fascinating history of St Mawes’ Braganza If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps just search for “Roseland Podcast”. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! The episodes where we explore the history of the area always go down well so I know you’re going to enjoy this interview INTERVIEW If you’d like to hear more about the history of the far end of the peninsula then have listen to these 2 episode’s next:: https://www.roselandpodcast.com/episode/ve-day-75th-anniversary-peter-teague-pete-newman-ww2-d-day-and-the-roseland (Episode 8) - VE Day 75th Anniversary - Peter Teague, Pete Newman, WW2, D Day and the Roseland https://www.roselandpodcast.com/episode/d-day-special-with-chris-williams-from-st-just-and-st-mawes-heritage-group (Episode 12) - D Day Special with Chris Williams from St Just and St Mawes Heritage Group And if you have stories about the history of your village to share please get in touch! Lindsey and I are always on the lookout for more people to interview The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - it doesn’t go out live. You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe, a poem, a story - you can record it at home and send us the mp3 file OR just email it in and we can read it out for you. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and connected to our wonderful community. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: I’m chatting to Tregony’s Des Mennear about a whole range of different entertainments! If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps just search for “Roseland Podcast”. Interview time! Before we play the interview I have to confess I screwed up on this one! I set the recorder to record a mic I wasn’t actually talking into. As Des was such an interesting guest I’ve done what I can to make what I did manage to record work. So apologies if you can’t make out everything I say - the good news is Des (the important part) was recorded just fine! INTERVIEW If you like the sound of all that entertainment then do have a listen to: https://www.roselandpodcast.com/episode/richard-sharp-discusses-st-anthonys-noyse-and-another-tasty-recipe-to-try-out (Episode 7) - all about St Anthony’s Noyse with Richard Sharp https://www.roselandpodcast.com/episode/homeschooling-and-more-with-lynn-edwards-and-summer-pudding (Episode 14) with Lynn Edwards
Lindsey and I are always on the lookout for more people to interview - so if you’d like to come on the show and talk about pretty much anything at all - we’re interested. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - it doesn’t go out live. You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe, a poem, a story - you can record it at home and send us the mp3 file OR just email it in and we can read it out for you. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and connected to our wonderful community. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: I’m chatting to local author Philip Marsden If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps just search for “Roseland Podcast”. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! This week’s guest is Philip Marsden. Philip is an award-winning travel writer and novelist based right here on the Roseland. INTERVIEW The book we were discussing is called “The Summer Isles: A Voyage of the Imagination” by Philip Marsden. It’s available in all good bookshops (including St Mawes Post Office!). https://amzn.to/3hPmtx4 (Buy at Amazon) And if you’ve enjoyed hearing a bit about what goes on behind the scenes in an authors life why not have a listen to https://www.roselandpodcast.com/episode/chatting-with-alan-durham-about-self-publishing-and-local-updates (episode 2) - where I’m chatting with self-published author Alan Durham about the writing process. -- Lindsey and I are always on the lookout for more people to interview - so if you’d like to come on the show and talk about pretty much anything at all - we’re interested. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - it doesn’t go out live. You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe, a poem, a story - you can record it at home and send us the mp3 file OR just email it in and we can read it out for you. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and connected to our wonderful community. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: I’m chatting to Victoria Ling about Brownies and Guides We’ve got a poem to end with If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! One of the many groups who aren’t able to meet at the moment are the local Brownies and Guides. This week I’m chatting with Victoria Ling about what they’d normally be up to and her life in guiding. INTERVIEW If you want to get involved you can find your local guiding unit here: https://www.girlguiding.org.uk/get-involved/find-your-nearest-unit/ (https://www.girlguiding.org.uk/get-involved/find-your-nearest-unit/) If you run a group on the Roseland then we’d love to hear from you - just drop an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with what you’d like to chat about and we’ll get you booked in to record your interview! Lindsey and I are always on the lookout for more people to interview - so if you’d like to come on the show and talk about pretty much anything at all - we’re interested. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - it doesn’t go out live. You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe, a poem, a story - you can either record it at home and send us the mp3 file OR just email it in and we can read it out for you. To finish off this week’s episode here’s a poem recorded at home and sent in to us from Alan Durham: POEM Now you weren’t expecting that ending were you! I hope it’s given you a little chuckle. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and connected to our wonderful community. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: I’m chatting to Lynn Edwards from Portscatho about a whole range of topics As it’s the Summer Solstice today we’ve a recipe for Summer Pudding! If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! Since our very 1st episode I’ve been asking for someone to come on and share some homeschooling advice- well Lynn Edwards from Portscatho answered the call! And we took the conversation a lot wider than just homeschooling... INTERVIEW If you’re interested in Lynn’s Roseland Revue idea - then contact her via: 01872 580 781 edwardsrosemarylynn@hotmail.com
Today is the Summer Solstice so we’re bringing you a recipe for Summer Pudding! RECIPE A big thank you to Jenny Deal for continuing to send us to many great recipes to share - if you’d like to share some of your recipes on the show then we’d love to hear from you. You can send it in and I’ll read it out, record it yourself and send us the MP3 file, or book a recording call with me and we’ll record it together. Whether you want to share a recipe or come on the show and have a chat with me about something interesting then the first step is exactly the same... Just drop an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with what you’d like to contribute and we’ll get back to you with more info. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and more connected to our wonderful community. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. In today’s episode: I’m chatting to Sue and Peter Evans about their life in the diplomatic service We’ve got a recipe for Chick Pea Croquettes If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps. At https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! Many of those living on the Roseland, whether they’ve lived here since they were born or only in more recent years, have led fascinating lives. For this episode, my guests Sue and Peter Evans are chatting about their fascinating career. INTERVIEW If Peter’s voice sounds familiar - he was on the show a few episodes ago talking about national Coastwatch. If you’ve got something fascinating to share then we’d love to hear from you - just drop an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with what you’d like to chat about and we’ll get you booked in to record your interview! We’ve got some great interviews coming up over the coming weeks - covering topics as diverse as guiding, and homeschooling! But Lindsey and I are still on the lookout for more people to interview - so if you’d like to come on the show and talk about pretty much anything at all - we’re interested. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - it doesn’t go out live. You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe, a poem, a story - you can either record it at home and send us the mp3 file OR just email it in and we can read it out for you. Just like Jenny Deal has done with this recipe for Chick Pea Croquettes. RECIPE I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and connected to our wonderful community. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://www.roselandpodcast.com/ (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host. As this podcast goes live on D Day, and you all enjoyed the VE Day episode so much we’re all about D Day today. If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at Roselandpodcast.com, on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps. At Roselandpodcast.com you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! The St Just and St Mawes Heritage Group have been focusing their researching might on how D Day and WW2 affected St Mawes, to find out more I had a chat with their Chairman Chris Williams. INTERVIEW If you’d like to know more about the exhibitions or the St Just and St Mawes Heritage Group here's the links: The website - https://www.sjsm-heritage.co.uk/ (https://www.sjsm-heritage.co.uk/) The Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/190243027664634/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/190243027664634/) The Exhibition on the RSPG site - https://maweshubrspg.com/ve-day/ (https://maweshubrspg.com/ve-day/) Phone 01326 270 379 We’ve got some great interviews coming up over the coming weeks - covering topics as diverse as guiding, diplomatic service, and homeschooling! But Lindsey and I are still on the lookout for more people to interview - so if you’d like to come on the show and talk about pretty much anything at all - we’re interested. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - it doesn’t go out live. You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe, a poem, a story - you can either record it at home and send us the mp3 file OR just email it in and we can read it out for you. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and connected to our wonderful community. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark roselandpodcast.com, and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host, and this week on the podcast we’ve got : An interview with Peter Evans all about National Coastwatch Another recipe from Tregony’s Jenny Deal for Taboleh If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at Roselandpodcast.com, on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps. At Roselandpodcast.com you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! Now we’re allowed a little more exciting exercise it’s great to know that National Coastwatch are back up and running, Peter Evans joined me to explain more INTERVIEW If you’d like to know more about National Coastwatch or get involved just go to the National Coastwatch Portscatho website https://nci.org.uk/portscatho (https://nci.org.uk/portscatho) Anybody wanting a chat or information can give Peter a call on 07876 564130. Recipe time! This week we’ve got a super simple, but very tasty recipe - maybe one to try with the kids? Here’s Jenny Deal from Tregony to explain all:
Tabbouleh 175 gr. Bulgar wheat or cous cous 1 tsp. Salt Approx 330 ml. Boiling water
Mix all 3 and Leave to stand for 15 - 20 minutes Mix together 50 ml. Olive oil and 50 ml. Lemon juice. Add lots of fresh mint and parsley chopped and 1 clove crushed garlic. Leave for several hours or overnight and then add some chopped tomatoes and diced cucumber.
If you have a recipe you’d like to share please get in touch via roselandpodcast@gmail.com. You can read it yourself OR we can read it out for you.
Lindsey and I are on the lookout for more people to interview - so if you’d like to come on the show and talk about your group, your hobbies, your job, tips you’ve got for coping with lockdown - we’re interested.
The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got.
Everything is recorded in advance - so we can edit lots!
You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe for a great drink, or meal, or a great tip please just email it in and we can read it out for you.
I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and connected to our wonderful community.
If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark roselandpodcast.com, and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe.
Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host, and this week on the podcast we’ve got : An interview with Ivor Bowditch all about China Clay Another recipe from Tregony’s Jenny Deal for Croustade If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://Roselandpodcast.com (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps. At https://Roselandpodcast.com (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! It’s always nice to get a popular Roseland character on the show - and this week we’ve got Ivor Bowditch... INTERVIEW If you’d like to know more about what went over the years at ECC and Imerys then check out another interview Ivor did with artist Richard Wentworth on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTJb01MdAWo (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTJb01MdAWo) OR just search “China Clay Memoirs” on Google or YouTube and you’ll find it. Recipe time! It’s Jenny Deal from Tregony again this week - with a great recipe if you’ve run out of flour. And if you have run out of flour Da Bara are delivering and you can order via their website. https://dabara.co.uk/ (https://dabara.co.uk/) Croustade 125 gr. Soft breadcrumbs 125 gr. Ground almonds or other ground nuts 50 gr. Butter melted 125 gr. Flaked almonds, pine nuts or chopped hazelnuts 1⁄2 tsp. Dried mixed herbs 1 crushed clove garlic
Mix these together and form into a pastry type consistency press down into a shallow dish to form a case. Bake in hot oven for 15 minutes until crisp and golden. When cooked this can be filled with mushrooms in a white sauce, or leeks or really use any leftover veg. Pop into the oven to heat through for 10 minutes
If you have a recipe you’d like to share please get in touch via roselandpodcast@gmail.com. You can read it yourself OR we can read it out for you.
Lindsey and I are on the lookout for more people to interview - so if you’d like to come on the show and talk about your group, your hobbies, your job, tips you’ve got for coping with lockdown - we’re interested. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - so we can edit lots! You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe for a great drink, or meal, or a great tip please just email it in and we can read it out for you. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and connected to our wonderful community. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark roselandpodcast.com, and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to another episode of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host, and this week on the podcast we’ve got : An interview with Brian Eyers from The Cornish Saffron Company Another recipe from Tregony’s Jenny Deal this time for a mouthwatering Apple cake If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at https://Roselandpodcast.com (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps. At https://Roselandpodcast.com (Roselandpodcast.com) you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Interview time! You can’t be Cornish and not love a Saffron bun! Live here long enough and you’ll pick up a few facts about Saffron, it’s history and how it’s made - but there’s always more to learn so we got Brian Eyers of the Cornish Saffron Company on to tell us more INTERVIEW You can contact Brian at https://www.cornishsaffroncompany.co.uk/ (https://www.cornishsaffroncompany.co.uk/) Recipe time! We’re not quite professional enough here to have a recipe that includes saffron! But we do have a lovely spiced Apple cake recipe. Another from Jenny Deal from Tregony Spiced Apple Cake This recipe was given to me by my first husband’s grandmother c.1967 1 large or 2 small cooking apples, cooked to a puree with just a little water. Cool. 4 oz. Soft marg. 4oz. Caster sugar 1 tsp. Salt (yes 1 teaspoon) 1 tsp. Bicarb of soda 1 tsp. Mixed spice 4 oz. raisins. Beat marg and sugar, add egg, sifted flour, salt, spice and bicarb. Stir in raisins. Turn into lined 7 inch tin and cook for 1 hour at 160c or fan 150c. 20 mins.before end of cooking time sprinkle top with a heaped teaspoon of demerara sugar.
If you have a recipe you’d like to share please get in touch via roselandpodcast@gmail.com. You can read it yourself OR we can read it out for you.
Lindsey and I are on the lookout for more people to interview - so if you’d like to come on the show and talk about your group, your hobbies, your job, tips you’ve got for coping with lockdown - we’re interested. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - so we can edit lots! You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe for a great drink, or meal, or a great tip please just email it in and we can read it out for you. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and connected to our wonderful community. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark https://roselandpodcast.com (roselandpodcast.com), and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to episode 8 of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host, and this week on the podcast we’re focusing on the 75th Anniversary of VE Day, and what life on the Roseland was like during the war, under the D Day preparations, and on VE Day itself. If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at Roselandpodcast.com, on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps. At Roselandpodcast.com you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. If you’d like to be a guest on a future episode - please contact us by email on roselandpodcast@gmail.com VE Day 75th Anniversary Yesterday, 8th May, was the 75th Anniversary of VE Day. Whilst the Roseland wasn’t the most affected area of the country, or even the county during WW2, plenty went on here. We weren’t able to do any interviews with anyone who was actually there at the time, so instead, I’m chatting with the next best thing - 2 gentleman who’ve been collecting the stories of what did happen from those who were there. First up we’ve got Peter Teague from St Just sharing tales of bombings, and VE Day itself. We started by talking about the home guard. INTERVIEW Stories there that I expect many of you didn’t know a thing about! If we go a little bit further back we come to an event which I think everyone must know the Roseland was involved in, and which was crucial on the path to VE Day - D Day. And there was only one person we could speak to about that - Pete Newman formerly of Tolverne. INTERVIEW We’ll finish off our VE Day episode with this poem specially written for the anniversary by Alan Durham from Tregony (our guest in episode 2 if he sounds familiar!) POEM Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to episode 7 of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host, and this week on the podcast we’ve got : An interview with Richard Sharp from St Anthony’s Noyse Another great recipe from Tregony’s Jenny Deal If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at Roselandpodcast.com, on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps. VE Day 75th Anniversary The 8th May is the 75th Anniversary of VE Day, next week our episode will be all about VE Day and how the war impacted the Roseland. We’ve a host of guests with fascinating stories to share - so do tune in, I bet you’ll learn something about the area you didn’t know! Might make a nice homeschooling activity too! That’s going live on 9th May - so please do have a listen. Recipe time! After several weeks now at home I imagine even those of us who love pottering around the kitchen might be running out inspiration - so we’re going to be bringing you some simple, tasty recipe ideas on the show. This week we have another from Jenny Deal from Tregony and it’s her own recipe for “Fruity Potato Cakes” 125gr. Mashed potatoes 75 gr. SR flour with 1⁄2 tsp. Baking powder 25 gr. Margarine 25 gr. Sugar 1 tbs. Marmalade 25 gr. Dried fruit Rub marg into flour and potato, add sugar, marmalade and fruit. Knead lightly and form into a round on a floured board. Pat out to about 1 cm thick and cut into rounds. Grease a heavy frying pan and when hot cook the rounds of dough for 2 minutes each side. Then lower the heat and cook gently for a further 5 or 6 minutes. When cooked, sprinkle with a mixture of sugar and mixed spice or cinnamon. Slice and butter.
Another super tasty recipe there - do check out the Lockdown Pudding recipe we had last episode, another corker!
If you have a recipe you’d like to share please get in touch via roselandpodcast@gmail.com. You can read it yourself OR we can read it out for you. Interview time! Lindsey and I are keen to help publicise the many groups and clubs that are usually happening on the Roseland to remind us all of all the stuff we can get involved with once lockdown is over - maybe it’ll be time to try something new! So far we’ve mainly covered sport - so it’s great to be able to get a bit more cerebral this week, and talk music. INTERVIEW St Anthony's Noyse contact details: Richard and Suki Sharp 01872 580512 rands9@btopenworld.com Pam Carbis 01872 501339 pam@trenonafarmholidays.co.uk Lindsey and I are always on the hunt for more people to interview - so if you’d like to come on the show and talk about your group, your hobbies, your job, tips you’ve got for coping with lockdown - we’re interested. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - so we can edit lots! You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe for a great drink, or meal, or a great tip please just email it in and we can read it out for you. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and connected to our wonderful community. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark roselandpodcast.com, and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to episode 6 of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host, and this week on the podcast we’ve got : An interview with Roger Boyle all about the marvellous work the St Mawes Sailing Club do in teaching people how to sail A great recipe for “Lockdown Pudding” from Tregony’s Jenny Deal And details of some local happenings you may want to get involved with If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps. VE Day 75th Anniversary The 8th May is the 75th Anniversary of VE Day, last week I mentioned that Lindsey and I thought we’d try create an episode all about VE Day. WOW! We’ve had an amazing response to our call for VE Day content - and will have a bumper VE Day episode for you on the 9th May. I’ve already recorded some of the interviews and it’s really interesting - I think you’re going to enjoy it. Thank you to everyone who’s been in contact with ideas. Recipe time! After several weeks now at home I imagine even those of us who love pottering around the kitchen might be running out inspiration - so we’re going to be bringing you some simple, tasty recipe ideas on the show. Our first is from Jenny Deal from Tregony and it’s her own recipe for “Lockdown Pudding” Lock down pudding - for 2 people
Leftover cake (fruit cake with marzipan and icing if you have it) or any stale cake. Break into pieces and put in a bowl. Soak with brandy/rum or orange juice for non alcoholic version. Beat an egg with some vanilla extract and cream if you have it (about 1⁄2 pint) or milk if you haven’t got cream. If using plain cake add some dried fruit to soaking cake. Add chocolate chips or broken up chocolate. Pour egg mix over the soaking cake and stir. Put into a dish and cook in oven in a bain marie (roasting tin filled to about 2 cm depth with water) for about 25 to 30 mins. At 160 fan. Serve with ice cream, custard or yoghurt.
That sounds so tasty I’m almost tempted to make a cake in order to give it a go!! If you have a recipe you’d like to share please get in touch via roselandpodcast@gmail.com. You can read it yourself OR we can read it out for you. Local updates From Sat 25th April there’s going to be a plant sale happening in St Mawes - you’ll find it at the entrance to Ar Dowr on Trelawyney Road. There are no set prices - just donate what you feel would be right. So do drop by during your daily exercise - and feel free to donate some plants to be sold too! Just drop them off by the table. All proceeds will be going to the RSPG Hardship Fund.
Veryan’s Calendra Collective, are getting together to supply bunches of flowers to local people in Veryan (including the elderly, essential NHS and care workers etc) who may need a bit of cheering up or saying thanks to. If you know of anyone in Veryan who may like some flowers delivering to brighten their day or who deserves a thank you, contact Bob Field the https://www.rspgroselandtogether.co.uk/contact (RSPG Roseland Together coordinator for Veryan). Interview time! In episode 4 we got on the water with Millie Edwards and the Roseland Gig Club, this week we’re getting on the water with Roger Boyle and the St Mawes Sailing Club. INTERVIEW So, if you’ve always looked longingly at the sailing boats around the Roseland, but never got around to giving it a go - head down to St Mawes Sailing Club once the lockdown lifts and fulfil those sailing dreams! https://www.stmawessailing.co.uk/shop/ (https://www.stmawessailing.co.uk/shop/) Lindsey and I are always on the hunt for more people to interview - so if you’d like to come on the show and talk about your group, your hobbies, your job, tips you’ve got for coping with lockdown - we’re interested. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded...
Welcome to episode 5 of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host, and this week on the podcast we’ve got : Two interviews Simon Rowell, Meterologist David Hall, Wild Roseland If this is the first episode you’re listening to you can find and listen to the podcast at Roselandpodcast.com, on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps. VE Day 75th Anniversary The 8th May is the 75th Anniversary of VE Day, so Lindsey and I thought we’d try create an episode all about VE Day. So do you have memories of VE Day, stories to tell relating to VE DAy? We’re open to ideas - so please do get in contact with us via roselandpodcast@gmail.com Interview time! There are many of us who work for ourselves and do some rather interesting jobs from the Roseland, things you just wouldn’t know were going on in here if you didn’t know. So it’s great to be able to shine a light on all sides of Roseland life with the podcast. My first guest today falls firmly into the “doing something really interesting from a shed on the Roseland” category. INTERVIEW If you’re doing something interesting in a shed on the Roseland - that we can talk about on the podcast! Then do get in contact - roselandpodcast@gmail.com as we’d love to hear from you. In our last interview for this episode, we’re diving into nature with David Hall from Wild Roseland. INTERVIEW David’s Recommended Resources: Website: https://wildroseland.org/ (https://wildroseland.org/) Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/WildRoseland/ (https://www.facebook.com/WildRoseland/) Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/470530696663868/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/470530696663868/) Monthly feature article: https://roselandonline.co.uk/Cornwall_Roseland_Peninsula/wild-roseland/wild-roseland-2020/ (https://roselandonline.co.uk/Cornwall_Roseland_Peninsula/wild-roseland/wild-roseland-2020/) Bird Songs: https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildlife/bird-songs/ (https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildlife/bird-songs/) https://www.british-birdsongs.uk/ (https://www.british-birdsongs.uk/) Lindsey and I are always on the hunt for more people to interview - so if you’d like to come on the show and talk about your group, your hobbies, your job, tips you’ve got for coping with lockdown - we’re interested. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. And at the moment we’re particularly interested in anything VE Day related. Everything is recorded in advance - so we can edit lots! You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe for a great drink, or meal, or a great tip please just email it in and we can read it out for you. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and a little bit more aware of how our community is pulling together. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark roselandpodcast.com, and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
Welcome to episode 4 of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host, and this week on the podcast we’ve got : An update on a shop we missed last episode! Two interviews Millie Edwards, Chairman of Roseland Gig Club Suz Hext, Paralympian If this is the first episode you’re listening to, please go back to episode 1 to find out what it’s all about. You can find and listen to the podcast at Roselandpodcast.com, on iTunes/Apple Podcast, on Spotify and all other podcast apps. At Roselandpodcast.com you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Updates for you Last episode I was joined by my podcast partner in crime Lindsey Thomas for a run down of the services shops on the Roseland are offering to keep us all fed and watered. We missed one really important shop last week - St Mawes Pharmacy. They are open as per usual for all your pharmacy requirements, that’s: Mon and Tuesdays 9-6 Weds 9-1 Thurs and Fri 9-5 AND Saturday 10-3 This episode goes live on Easter Saturday - so I should also let you know they’ll be open with a pharmacist on duty on Easter Monday from 2pm to 5pm. If you have an update you’d like us to share on the podcast - just drop an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com Interview time! Let’s face it you’re not listening in to hear me, or the pharmacy opening hours (as important as they are). You hit play to hear a little about what’s going on (or not going on!) on the peninsula at the moment, to hear the stories of some of the wonderful people who live here. This week I’ve 2 brilliant guests for you, and there’s a bit of a water theme... First up is Millie Edwards. He’s here wearing the hat of Chairman of Roseland Gig Club, to tell us a bit about the history of the club, what the club is up to this season, and how (once we’re allowed out and about) you can get involved. INTERVIEW I have to say I’m rather tempted to head down to a novice session once they’re happening again. You can find out everything that’s going on at the https://www.facebook.com/roselandgigrowingclub/ (Roseland Gig Rowing Club by visiting their Facebook page) We’re sticking with the water theme, and checking in with the Roseland’s own paralympic star next… INTERVIEW Interesting to see how Suz is adapting to the challenges that lockdown is throwing at us all, and although most of us are facing much smaller challenges than getting a gold medal we can use the exact same methods to stay happy and focused and positive. Lindsey and I are always on the hunt for more people to interview - so if you’d like to come on the show and talk about your group, your hobbies, your job, tips you’ve got for coping with lockdown - we’re interested. The first step is to drop us an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - so we can edit lots! You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe for a great drink, or meal, or a great tip please just email it in and we can read it out for you. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and a little bit more aware of how our community is pulling together. Next week we’ve got 2 great guests and a bit of a nature/weather theme… If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark roselandpodcast.com, and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe. Be kind and stay safe.
In this episode I'm joined by Lindsey Thomas - who's helping run this podcast and who's also done an amazing job compiling how all the shops on the Roseland are helping us get our food at the moment. There's a LOT of info in this episode - you'll find the key information via these links: Roseland Together: Website: https://www.rspgroselandtogether.co.uk/ (https://www.rspgroselandtogether.co.uk/) Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/RoselandTogether/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/RoselandTogether/) Roseland Together Local Contacts: Website: https://www.rspgroselandtogether.co.uk/contact (https://www.rspgroselandtogether.co.uk/contact) Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/RoselandSurgeriesPatientGroup/photos/pcb.628102894418822/2500209506908351/ (link to post) All the Shops Info: On Roseland Together Website: https://www.rspgroselandtogether.co.uk/local-shops-and-services (https://www.rspgroselandtogether.co.uk/local-shops-and-services) (at time the podcast is published this page is awaiting the full update of Lindsey's research!) If you've got something you'd like us to talk about on the podcast OR you'd like to be a guest - just drop us an email on roselandpodcast@gmail.com and one of us (probably Linds) will get back to you.
Welcome to episode 2 of the Roseland Podcast I’m Chloe, your host, and this week on the podcast we’ve got: Updates from Roseland Magazine and Roseland Together / Roseland Surgeries patients Groups Our first interview! If this is the first episode you’re listening to, please go back to episode 1 to find out what it’s all about. You can find the podcast at http://roselandpodcast.com/ (Roselandpodcast.com), on iTunes/Apple Podcast, and hopefully soon on Spotify and all other podcast apps. At Roselandpodcast.com you’ll also find links to any resources we mention. Updates for you Roseland Together / Roseland Surgeries Patients Group are being SUPER active providing support and local information to help you deal with the CoronaVirus outbreak. You can find the website at https://www.rspgroselandtogether.co.uk/ (https://www.rspgroselandtogether.co.uk/) And there’s a busy facebook group including updates on local shops and services - just search “roseland together” on Facebook to join the group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/RoselandTogether/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/RoselandTogether/) -- Roseland Magazine, unsurprisingly are not delivering the April magazine. Yet... It’s has been printed, and it is on the peninsula - so near and yet so far! You can read the full update on RoselandOnline (another great source of information) - https://roselandonline.co.uk/no-roseland-magazine-this-month-yet/ (https://roselandonline.co.uk/no-roseland-magazine-this-month-yet/)
If you have an update you’d like me to share- just drop an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com
Our first interview! This week I’m chatting with Alan Durham of Tregony, local author, historian and poet - you’ve probably read his work in the Roseland Magazine. We’re chatting about a subject close to my heart - writing and self publishing. Whether you’re seeing now as your opportunity to finally get around to writing that novel / short story / biography OR you’re just fascinated by how those who do , do - I think we had a chat will entertain you all. INTERVIEW Huge thank you to Alan for being my first guest - and being so fun to chat to. I’d like to have a couple of interviews in each show, and topics I’d love to cover are: Art, Culture, History - we’ve got lots of clever and interesting people here on the Roseland - who has a story to tell? Any of our local authors fancy having a chat about your latest book? Education - any tutors fancy giving some tips on homeschooling? Nature and farming - spring is all around us
If you’d like to come on and talk with me about any of those - or something else! The first step is drop me an email to roselandpodcast@gmail.com with your ideas and any questions you’ve got. Everything is recorded in advance - so we can edit lots! Also, do you run a local group? Like WI, and Sports team, a group of people with a shared interest - I’d love to chat about what you’re normally up to! Again just drop me a line to roselandpodcast@gmail.com You don’t even have to be willing to come on the show - if you have a recipe for a great drink, or meal please just email it in and I can read it out for you. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and a little bit more aware of how our community is pulling together. If you want to make sure you hear the rest of the shows then bookmark roselandpodcast.com, and look for us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your usual podcast app and subscribe.
Be kind and stay safe.
Over the last week, I’ve been trying to think of a way I can help people during these interesting times. (yes, I mean corvid 19). Last night I had the genius idea of creating a super-local podcast, that just covers stuff going on on the Roseland. Well, stuff not going on would be a little more accurate! This first episode is a call-out to find out what you’d like to me to share and find some people I can interview. So, who am I, and why me to do this? Well, my name’s Chloe Thomas I grew up on the Roseland, and about 5 years ago I moved back. I live here full time working from home as a podcast host and author. My usual subject matter is eCommerce and digital marketing - so this is going to be a little bit of leap into the dark for me, but I’m hoping it’ll work!! I don’t think this podcast should be a news channel - we’ve all got plenty of places we can access medical and political opinion, and there’s the Roseland Online website too. Plus, it’s hard to do a podcast in real-time - so any news updates would inevitably be old news by the time I got them live. Rather an at-least weekly audio show where I chat to one or two people of the peninsula and provide updates on useful information. I’m thinking the following topics - but I’m open to ideas: Services updates - takeaways, food deliveries, shop openings Help updates - I know Roseland Surgery Patients Group are busy with this - anyone else let me know Art, Culture, History - we’ve got lots of clever and interesting people here on the Roseland - who has a story to tell? Old Cornwall got any projects worth sharing? Any of our local authors fancy having a chat about your latest book? Education - any tutors fancy giving some tips on homeschooling? Religion - a lot of people will be missing their regular church and chapel services maybe we can do something to help here? Sport - in normal times I’d suggest updates from the local sports clubs.. .but not really sure how to include sport! Nature and farming - spring is all around us - anyone want to come on and talk about it? Music - got to be careful with copyright but there might be a way to add some I can’t get out and about to find great content - so I’m relying on you to let me know if you’ve got something to share, or if you know of someone who I should be in contact with. Do all of that via roselandpodcast@gmail.com Technically I’ve got all the software to record and edit shows - so as a guest you can either phone in or log in to the recording online. Everything is recorded in advance - so we can edit lots! I can also add things you record yourself to the show - just send me an MP3 file. I hope this will help us all feel a little less alone, and a little bit more aware of how our community is pulling together. Contact me via roselandpodcast@gmail.com
I spend a lot of my working life connecting with people via video chat systems - and in the last week, 3 groups I’m involved with have already moved online. I’m sure a lot of committees, groups, organisations, and families are trying to work out how to do it - so my top tip would be to use Zoom. https://zoom.us/pricing (https://zoom.us/pricing) It’s works on everything (mobile, tablet, desktop) although the first time you use it you do have to download a little software. People can also phone-in to a meeting - so if the online tech isn’t playing ball you can still connect. With a free account, you can host unlimited one to one calls, and also group meetings for up to 40minutes (at 40 minutes you can always start another group meeting for free). But with the paid account being only $14.99 a month and giving you group meetings that last up to 24 hours it’s often not worth faffing around with the free option. How you use it is… as the host you login in and set up a meeting, then you send the link for the meeting to everyone you want to join. At the right time they all just click the link and follow the instructions...