Time, process and perspectives - being artists in a complex world

We want our listeners to share our wonder and curiosity about nature, embrace the complexity, take the time to enjoy the process of finding out more about our relationship with nature.

Taking the time is, also, what Harriet and Rob Fraser of Somewhere Nowhere encourage us to do: take time, develop a deeper connection with nature and a more mindful, respectful study of it.

They do this through the art of poetry, stories, photography and film to show the emotional element required to change hearts and minds, in addition to the facts and figures.

Art, they say, is not just about an object you can see and touch. It is about what happens between people, when they take the time to understand each other, and nature. It is this kind of art that transforms people, encourages new thinking, and, hopefully we add, positive action.

This bumper episode is the last in our second series, thank you for sharing this journey with us.

*** The views we and our guests express in this podcast are our own. ***

reference list

Ann Stevenson - The opening line of one of her poems was "Somewhere Nowhere" -  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_Stevenson

Rebecca Solnit - Hope in the Dark