Local Learning

The podcast is the result of a recent project that aimed to capture some of the stories of the Marsh, it's past, present and possible future. St Philip's Marsh is an area of Bristol on the cusp of its next period of change. The Marsh Story hopes to provide a voice past and present residents of the area as the next moment of planning emerges. The audio was captured by Pete Insole and edited by Tot Foster and includes Frosted by Apoxode from ccmixter.com under https://creativecommons.org/licences/by-nc/3.0/

Audio collected during the Knightstone Housing funded community heritage project in 2016. The episode features stories about Albany Green and Lower Cheltenham Place in Montpelier, Bristol. The audio was collected and edited by Tot Foster for Local Learning and probably features the last interview with Dutty Ken of the Star and Garter.

Residents of Southmead in Bristol recall stories of their council estate. The audio was collected and edited by Tot Foster for the Local Learning Meadows to Meaders project http://www.locallearning.org.uk/meadows2meaders/

The podcast was created by Tot Foster in partnership with Local Learning and Circomedia as part of the Heritage Funded Circus 250 project in 2018. Further info can be found at http://www.locallearning.org.uk/circus-250/

The podcast was created from audio content collected as part of Local Learning's Arts Council and Heritage Fund project celebrating the 70th anniversary of Bristol and Hannover's twinning. The audio was edited by Tot Foster and further information is available on the project website http://www.locallearning.org.uk/in-someone-elses-shoes-2/