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In tonight's guided Sleep Meditation with Karissa, we're going to be slowing down. Maybe you've been finding life a little chaotic recently. Maybe you've felt stress at work, or found the rush of the holidays didn't leave you as relaxed and restored as you hoped it would… Tonight, let's take some time to relax, and take any worries off our shoulders, with a trip down to the quaint Cornish fishing village of Port Isaac- to enjoy a little respite on the beach.  Join Sleep Wave Premium ✨ in just two taps! Enjoy 2 bonus episodes a month plus all episodes ad-free and show your support to Karissa. https://sleepwave.supercast.com/ Love the Sleep Wave Podcast? Please hit follow & leave a review ⭐️ How are we doing with Sleep Wave? Click here to let us know

On this week's mailbag, we get some incorrect advice about a wealthy acquaintance of David's from Chichester, a collection of coincidences from two newlywed Chatabiscuits, The Cockfields filming locations, Port Isaac, a listener sting, musical repeats, guest recommendations and a list of names for weed. Happy Friday! FOR ALL THINGS CHATABIX'Y FOLLOW/SUBSCRIBE/CONTACT: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@chatabixpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/chatabix1 Insta: https://www.instagram.com/chatabixpodcast/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/chatabix Merch: https://chatabixshop.com/ Contact us: chatabix@yahoo.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

0.00 – SANFL GF a cracker! 1.45 – ‘Port aren't up to the standard of Sydney, Brisbane & Geelong' 2.50 – What would Lukosius impact be on Port? 4.40 – What Port need… 5.40 – Does Port have the right coaching staff / game plan? 8.10 – Bernie's says Port need Ken 11.40 – Isaac Cumming Crows chances looking more likely? 13.00 – Is the Brownlow voting getting it right? 15.00 – GF TipsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

0.00 – SANFL GF a cracker! 1.45 – ‘Port aren't up to the standard of Sydney, Brisbane & Geelong' 2.50 – What would Lukosius impact be on Port? 4.40 – What Port need… 5.40 – Does Port have the right coaching staff / game plan? 8.10 – Bernie's says Port need Ken 11.40 – Isaac Cumming Crows chances looking more likely? 13.00 – Is the Brownlow voting getting it right? 15.00 – GF TipsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hello! I'm currently in the middle of producing a new series of The Outdoors Fix podcast. So in the meantime, I've got a special episode for you that I think you'll enjoy! Some of you will remember an episode I recorded with Matthew Bannister back in 2020 - he's the founder of the multi-award winning Folk on Foot podcast where he goes walking with leading folk musicians in beautiful spots that have inspired their music. I really loved chatting with Matthew and hearing all about how and why he started Folk on Foot, and I've devoured each episode over the years. It's an absolutely stunning podcast, and complete escapism, even if you're like me and don't know a huge amount about folk music. So I'm thrilled that he's let me share with you one of my favourite episodes of Folk on Foot which I think you'll love. It's Matthew's walk and conversation with the author Raynor Winn, who's bestselling book, The Salt Path, tells the story of her journey along the 630-mile South West Coast Path with her husband Moth, after they'd become homeless and he'd been diagnosed with a terminal neurodegenerative disease. Raynor has also been collaborating with the Gigspanner Big Band to create a show which marries her words about the South West and traditional music from the area. The Outdoors Fix has always been about sharing conversations and inspiration so we can all fit more of the outdoors into our lives - so I hope you enjoy Matthew's wonderful chat and walk with Raynor and you take away something from it too. There are dozens of other episodes of Folk on Foot available, recorded all over the country, from Shetland to Port Isaac, and with musicians like Eliza Carthy, Johnny Flynn and Karine Polwart. One of my favourite episodes is with Sam Lee where he sings among nightingales in Sussex - I'd definitely recommend listening to that one. Just search for Folk on Foot wherever you get your podcasts, or find them @folkonfoot on social media. If you'd like to listen to my conversation with Matthew on The Outdoors Fix, where he tells me all about his outdoors life and why he set up Folk on Foot, it's the episode from July 2020. And stay tuned for a brand new series of The Outdoors Fix podcast in the next few weeks! Until then, enjoy your adventures outside - we all know it's the best place there is. Liv x The Outdoors Fix is a podcast produced and hosted by Liv Bolton @liv_outsideuk You can find photos and videos from the recordings on Instagram @TheOutdoorsFix The Outdoors Fix book is now available: http://bit.ly/3GJDLJc Folk on Foot team: Host: Matthew Bannister Producer: Natalie Steed Digital marketing manager: Owen Ralph The post Feed swap: The Salt Path author Raynor Winn speaks to the Folk on Foot podcast appeared first on The Outdoors Fix.

A quick round up of the last week and then a lovely chat with Janet. 

A few different topics in this episode, Port Isaac seagulls, the village of Nanstallon, and returning to Bethel.

Broadcaster and journalist Ben Shephard talks about what inspired him to write the book Humble Heroes: Inspirational stories of hope, heart and humanity Fascinated by ordinary people who quietly take it upon themselves to make the world a better place, Ben Shephard has written a book to record their stories. Among the humble heroes celebrated by Ben are RNLI crew from Port Isaac, where Ben spent much of his childhood. To Ben, the lifeboat station and volunteers are the heart and soul of the village. Hear him talk about a moving rescue which remains in his thoughts.    200 Voices is produced by Adventurous Audio for the RNLI    Interview by RNLI's Katie Beney Soundtrack composed and performed by Jon Nicholls    The RNLI is a charity celebrating 200 years of saving lives at sea - find out more at RNLI.org/200     

The date today is the 11th of May 2023. Today's walk is from Tintagel to Port Isaac along the South West Coast Path.

Alexander-Klaus Stecher und Claus Beling besuchen in dieser Weihnachts-Episode einen der schönsten Küstenorte Cornwalls: Port Isaac, ganz im Norden des Landes, direkt am Atlantik. Dieser kleine Küstenort ist durch die Serie "Doc Martin" weltbekannt - allerdings, und das ist kurios: unter dem Kunstnamen "Portwenn"! Die beiden Britain-Fans kehren ein im Restaurant "The Mote" - hier gibt es die besten Fish & Chips weit und breit. Und ein Besuch in St. Agnes Bay führt Alexander und Claus in die kleinste Brauerei im gesamten Königreich: The Driftwood Spars Brewery. Cheers! -- BRITPOD - England at its Best - wird präsentiert von Romance TV. Dem Zuhause der Rosamunde-Pilcher-Filmreihe. -- Ein ALL EARS ON YOU Original Podcast.

On this episode of the Richard Crouse Show we get to know, all the way from Cornwall in South West England, Jeremy Brown and Jon Cleave, two of the founding members of the sea shanty singing group Fisherman's Friends. They have incredible story of being discovered by a music producer who visited their small fishing village of Port Isaac, and propelling them to stardom. Their recordings of traditional sea shanties have topped the charts and they've played on the main stage of the Glastonbury Festival in front of 100,000 people and for royalty at the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. Their story has inspired two films, “Fisherman's Friends” and the sequel, which is in theatres now, “Fisherman's Friends: One and All,” starring James Purefoy and now it's a stage show called “Fisherman's Friends: The Musical which has just touched diown at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto after a successful run in the UK. Then, Enrico Colantoni stops by. You know the talented actor from portraying Elliot DiMauro in the sitcom “Just Shoot Me!,” Keith Mars on the television series “Veronica Mars.” On the big screen he has appeared in the films “Galaxy Quest,” “A.I. Artificial Intelligence,” “Contagion,” and “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.” Today we talk about his latest film, a comedy about four stoners, the self-proclaimed "Vandits", have a bright idea to knock over a senior citizens bingo hall on Christmas Eve. In this segment we talk about the unusual way he paid for theatre school in New York City and how the cast and crew of “Vandits” persevered after all their equipment was stolen the night before they were to start shooting. Finally, we'll meet Elegance Bratton, the film director who turned his story of being a young gay man, who found unexpected strength, camaraderie and support when he joined the Marines, after being rejected by his mother, into a critically acclaimed film called “The Inspection.” It is a classic against-all-odds story that paints a vivid picture of life inside the boot camp, the dehumanization, the violence, but also the brotherhood. The movie carefully builds the world of the boot camp, creating a palette of claustrophobia, brutality and tension that adds layers to the telling of his survival story.

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Join Robbie Collin and Rhianna Dhillon as they stand in while Mark and Simon are on their annual cruise. Rhianna speaks to national treasure Hugh Bonneville about his sinister new role in Baback Anvari's new crime thriller ‘I Came By'. Robbie reviews ‘Bad Sisters' Sharon Horgan's new comedy/thriller, ‘House of the Dragon' - following the story of the Targaryen civil war 300 years before the events portrayed in ‘Game of Thrones', ‘My Old School' - a new true crime documentary set in a Scottish secondary school starring Alan Cumming, and ‘Fisherman's Friends: One and All' - the sequel to the 2019 hit about the famous sea shanty singing group from Port Isaac. PLUS a surprise from Mark and Simon... make sure you wait for those credits. You can contact the show by emailing correspondence@kermodeandmayo.com or you can find us on social media: @KermodeandMayo A Somethin' Else & Sony Music Entertainment production. Find more great podcasts from Sony Music Entertainment at sonymusic.com/podcasts To bring your brand to life in this podcast, email podcastadsales@sonymusic.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a packed show this week as Geoffrey Thomas says goodbye to Port Isaac and Doc Martin, Stephen Scourfield reports from Nice in France and Will Yeoman speaks with Cluedunnit's Robbie Burns about Imagine Holiday's Murder Mystery on the Murray Princess. Hosted by Will YeomanSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Britain's pig industry gathers to lobby the government over the on-going crisis in the world of pork chops and streaky bacon. Anna Hill previews Thursday's summit with the National Pig Association. And we meet the fishermen and Fishermen's Friends in the picture postcard village of Port Isaac in Cornwall. It's a stunning location for film and television, but how will the harbour be maintained without a profitable fishing industry?

There are shows that teleport one to where they are set in, to such an immersive degree that one becomes familiar with the characteristic life of that place.  And today's Lost and Found ushers us to the idyllic, sleepy Cornish fishing village of Port Isaac in Northern Cornwall which is depicted as Portwenn (pronounced ‘Port when') on screen. Yes, you guessed it right, we're talking about Doc Martin. The show's about the eponymous grumpy and uptight doctor who finds himself in a pickle when he decides to move to rural Cornwall to set up practice. Headlined by Martin Clunes, the show works for its disarmingly matter-of-fact style of comedy which is rarely seen on TV anymore. The 2004 show hardly made a splash on TV and some even found it to be rather uneventful. One may agree that there's very little that happens in Portwenn and what does transpire may seem too trivial to make the audience sit up and take notice. But it's the bumbling exchanges between the idiosyncratic characters that make up for the show's sluggish pace. The muted humour largely centres around Doc Martin's inability to keep up with Portwenn's locals – a gossipy bunch with little refrain who can't be bothered to maintain the British reserve. Needless to say, each episode follows the hapless doctor as he goes beyond his call of duty to assist a Portwenn local negotiate a peculiar challenge. So, if you're in the mood for a show that helps you unwind and furnishes a comforting mood with some light comedy tossed in, add Doc Martin to your watchlist right away. Doc Martin can be streamed on Netflix.Well, that's the Lost and Found  for today's podcast, I shall be back again soon with a new episode. Until then it's your host Nikhil signing out.

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Frances reads four letters, written by Bernard, Cuthbert, Arthur and Vera in March and April of 1909.Bernard again apologies for the Budget being lost in the post.Bernard and Enid are going to be the godparents of baby Leslie.Arthur and Bernard go on a long coastal walk. They get the train from Plymouth to Padstow, in North Cornwall, and walk along the coast to Rock, Polzeath, Port Quin, Port Isaac, Tintagel, Boscastle, and then Crackington, they then walk to Otterham, only just catching their train, to return to Plymouth. Cuthbert says Berkhamsted School is again having an epidemic, but the teachers are getting a pay rise, and the school is starting work on some new buildings. Arthur adds his point of view on their Cornish walk. And we get the first report that Mother is not well; Arthur won't post the Budget on, until he hears that Mother is out of danger. Many individual letters and telegrams circulated between the siblings whilst Mother was ill, none of which have survived. Arthur tells more entertaining stories about the servants and schoolboys and we hear about Mount House school, on Hartley Road, for the first time. Arthur soon buys the school and he moves for the start of the new school year, September 1909, taking a good number of Garfield House boys with him.Vera writes a short note, she is exhausted as everyone is ill. Vera doesn't even have the energy to read through the Budget again, to find something to contradict. Machell Cox Budget letters is on Twitter - @CoxLetters.  Or email me if you have found this podcast interesting, machellcoxletters@gmail.comAll content is subject to copyright, and belongs to Frances Thompson and the Bodleian Library. Intro: 00:00Bernard's letter, 12th March 1909 : 02:56Notes on Ber's letter: 17:36Cuthbert's letter, 22nd March: 33:49Arthur's letter, 23rd March: 40:59Notes on Arthur's letter: 56:50Vera's letter, 7th April: 1:03:22

Many of your will know today's guest Nathan Outlaw from his various TV appearances, Michelin stars, all round love of hospitality and the author of 5 well regarded books.  Chatting to Nathan you can see why he's such a popular hospitality human.  Relaxed, positive, knowledgeable, with no pretentiousness and happy to chat about the challenges, lows and highs of his hospitality adventure. Nathan was generous with his time in this conversation, where we touch on just how tough an impact the pandemic had with Nathan having to close his restaurants in London, but how it created a positive opportunity for him to revaluate his business and his lifestyle.  Nathan is now super excited to be 100% focused on his two restaurants in Port Isaac in Cornwall.   And as you'll hear during this chat Nathan has really worked hard to simplify the business and revaluate  the importance of looking after the customer and keeping his chefs creative, with sustainability high on the agenda, rather than worrying about Michelin stars.  With decades of experience behind him and a far greater understanding of the business element of restaurants compared to his early years, Nathan now gets to create a set menu at a set price for a set number of covers booked out 90 days in advance.  It's a genius model that really gives him and his team the freedom to enjoy simply creating incredible seasonal dishes that vary depending on what has been caught or farmed locally.  A real tale of learning, closing restaurants, opening restaurants and all the time loving the produce and the team around him, I really hope you enjoy this weeks conversation. Check out his business here, find him on instagram, or the business on twitter. 

This weeks guest is Nathan Outlaw who joins us from Port Isaac to talk to Kris about his culinary journey from contract catering with his Father, to working with the legend that is Rick Stein to owning multiple award winning businesses just down the road.   It was a pleasure to speak to Nathan and hear about his experiences and outlook on his work and personal life as well as his plans for the future.    Don't forget to head over to our website for more information about the Burnt Chef Project or support us in our ongoing work of de-stigmatising mental health within the hospitality industry. Head over to www.theburntchefproject.com.   The Burnt Chef Support Service is now available to anyone within the UK. If you need someone to talk to and to listen then just text BURNTCHEF to 85258 for free anytime day or night and a trained volunteer will respond to you within just 5 minutes.

As the craze for sea shanties (started by Scottish postman Nathan Evans) continues to grow on social media worldwide, Outlook returns to Port Isaac, a tiny English village, where in 2019 Emily Webb met the sea shanty band The Fisherman's Friends. The group got together 25 years ago and started singing sea shanties, which are a type of maritime song. After a chance encounter with a BBC radio DJ, Johnnie Walker, they ended up landing a £1 million record contract. Much to the group's surprise, their album rose up the charts and they went on to play the Royal Albert Hall and Glastonbury Festival. Things were going well until 2013, when an accident backstage at one of their gigs killed singer Trevor Grills and the band's tour manager Paul McMullen. The band didn't perform for a year and in fact had no intention of singing again. However, they returned to the stage and have had a feature film made about them, Fisherman's Friends. Presenter: Emily Webb Image Credit: Chris Hewitt

As the craze for sea shanties (started by Scottish postman Nathan Evans) continues to grow on social media worldwide, Outlook returns to Port Isaac, a tiny English village, where in 2019 Emily Webb met the sea shanty band The Fisherman’s Friends. The group got together 25 years ago and started singing sea shanties, which are a type of maritime song. After a chance encounter with a BBC radio DJ, Johnnie Walker, they ended up landing a £1 million record contract. Much to the group’s surprise, their album rose up the charts and they went on to play the Royal Albert Hall and Glastonbury Festival. Things were going well until 2013, when an accident backstage at one of their gigs killed singer Trevor Grills and the band’s tour manager Paul McMullen. The band didn’t perform for a year and in fact had no intention of singing again. However, they returned to the stage and have had a feature film made about them, Fisherman’s Friends. Presenter: Emily Webb Image Credit: Chris Hewitt

Was gibt es Schöneres, als es sich an einem kalten und verregneten (oder gar verschneiten) Tag zuhause gemütlich zu machen und sich in ein Buch zu vertiefen? Jürgen Asshoff vom SCM Verlag und Kinder- und Jugendbuchautor Marco Rota haben zusammen drei Roman-Tipps für uns parat. «Das Schwert der Wahrheit» von Gilbert Morris Der erste Band der Wakefield-Saga! England im 16. Jahrhundert. Durch tragische Umstände lernt Myles, unehelicher Sohn einer Magd, seinen adeligen Vater kennen: Sir Robert Wakefield. Plötzlich findet Myles sich im schillernden Hofleben voller verwirrender Liebesaffären und Machtkämpfe wieder. Als er in die Auseinandersetzungen um William Tyndale gerät, der die Bibel ins Englische übersetzt, muss er sich entscheiden zwischen der Frau, die er liebt, und dem Glauben, dem er seinen Lebenssinn verdankt. «Das Geheimnis von Belle Island» von Julie Klassen Isabelle lebt auf Belle Island, einer abgelegenen Insel in der Themse. Als ihr Verwalter in London stirbt, steht der junge Anwalt Benjamin Booker vor der Tür und verdächtigt sie des Mordes. Doch sie hat die Insel seit zehn Jahren nicht verlassen. Dennoch träumt sie immer wieder vom Tod dieses Mannes. Als noch eine Person stirbt, sprechen die Beweise gegen sie. Isabelle weiß nicht, wem sie vertrauen soll: sich selbst, ihren Freunden oder dem attraktiven Benjamin? Auf der Suche nach der Wahrheit fragt sich Isabelle: Soll sie der Liebe noch eine Chance geben? «Weihnachten in Cornwall» von Mila Summers Amy ist Lektorin bei einem der grössten Verlagshäuser Londons. Als sie dem erfolgreichsten Autor des Hauses unwissentlich auf den Schlips tritt, schickt ihr Chef sie kurzerhand zwei Wochen vor Weihnachten in den Zwangsurlaub. Also flüchtet sie sich zu ihrer Tante Cybill und ihrer schnuckeligen kleinen Buchhandlung nach Port Isaac in Cornwall, um ein paar ruhige Tage zu verleben. Doch da hat sie ihre Rechnung ohne das Schicksal und ein Paar türkisblaue Augen gemacht.

What if you could combine your passions into your dream outdoors job? My guest in this episode, BBC radio presenter Matthew Bannister, has done just that. Late on in his broadcasting career, Matthew has managed to merge his love for walking, the outdoors and folk music into his work. The result is his podcast, Folk on Foot. Matthew has been on walks all over the UK for the podcast, from Sandwood Bay in northwestern Scotland to Port Isaac in Cornwall and he's had some spine-tingling encounters with wildlife during some of his recordings. Why did Matthew want to move his work outdoors? How did he did it? And why has walking been so important to him throughout difficult periods of his life? The Outdoors Fix is a podcast produced and hosted by Liv Bolton @liv_outsideuk It is proudly supported by Ellis Brigham Mountain Sports – stores nationwide and online offering everything you need to equip you for the best outdoors experience. The post Matthew Bannister: Walking around the UK for the Folk on Foot podcast appeared first on The Outdoors Fix.

Alexandra speaks with Nathan Outlaw. Originally from Kent, Nathan now calls Cornwall home and is a proud ambassador of all things Cornish. After attending college he worked in London, but his love for seafood cookery ignited when moving to Cornwall to work with Rick Stein. Nathan has two restaurants in Cornwall, Restaurant Nathan Outlaw and Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen in Port Isaac. Nathan has written five successful cookery books; ‘British Seafood’, Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen’, Everyday Seafood’ and ‘Home Kitchen’. His latest book, ‘Restaurant Nathan Outlaw’ was published in April 2019.Come for Supper sees host Alexandra Dudley sit down with artists, actors, authors and chefs to discuss how they like to serve supper. In the show we learn about the guest’s culinary tips, tales and disasters whilst learning a little about their life along the way. From their dream dinner party guests, to their kitchen essentials, we dive deep into the world of food and the joy of having people come for supper.This is a Studio71 production. Producer - Jack Claramunt Exec Producer - Tom Payne & Jody SmithProduction Support - Phie McKenzieCreated by Alexandra DudleyStudio71 is a Red Arrow Studios Company. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The date today is the 7th of September 2019. Today's walk is from Port Isaac to Polzeath along the South West Coast Path.

Around 25 years ago a group of middle-aged friends in the small English village of Port Isaac got together and started singing sea shanties, which are a type of maritime song. After a chance encounter with a BBC radio DJ Johnnie Walker, they ended up landing a £1 million record contract. Much to the group’s surprise, their album ended up in the charts. Since then, The Fisherman’s Friends have played at the Royal Albert Hall, the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and Glastonbury Festival.   Things were going exceptionally well until 2013 when there was an accident backstage at one of their gigs. A metal door collapsed and killed singer Trevor Grills and the band’s tour manager Paul McMullen. The band didn’t perform for a year and in fact had no intention of singing again.   However, they returned to the stage and this year have had a feature film made about them. It’s called Fisherman's Friends.   Outlook’s Emily Webb travelled to Port Isaac to find out about the amazing voyage of The Fisherman’s Friends. Image: The Fisherman's Friends standing together Credit: Chris Hewitt

Idris Elba has a new Netflix comedy series: Turn Up Charlie. He plays a struggling DJ and eternal bachelor, who is given a final shot at success when he reluctantly becomes a ‘manny' to his famous best friend's problem-child daughter, Gabby. Julia Raeside reviews.25 years ago the Fisherman's Friends were just a crew of friends in Port Isaac, Cornwall. Some of them were fishermen. They sang sang shanties, nautical and Cornish songs, for fun to locals and holidaymakers. In 2010 they signed a record deal and since then the Friends have performed at the Royal Albert Hall, the main stage at Glastonbury and they've had a Top 10 single. Now there's a lightly-fictionalised feature film telling their story. Fisherman's Friends will sing live in the studio. Also Tuppence Middleton tells us about her role in the film and how it deals with the dilemmas of gentrification, second home ownership in Cornwall, identity, opportunity and loyalty.The cheeky chappy is a staple of TV comedy- Arthur Daley, Del Boy Trotter - a little bit dodgy but basically a good bloke; always trying to bend if not break the rules, with an ability to believe passionately in third rate projects. You wouldn't want these qualities in most professions you encounter, but they're TV gold. Stephen Armstrong is a fan. A demo recording of David Bowie singing a very early version of Starman has been unearthed and eagerly seized upon by his fans. How significant is this tape and why do we seem perpetually fascinated by Ziggy Stardust/ The Thin White Duke/ his towering musical genius? Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Oliver Jones

Jon Cleave and Billy Hawkins of Fisherman’s Friends take Matthew Bannister for a walk around their beautiful home village of Port Isaac in Cornwall, telling tales and singing songs inspired by the seafaring history of the area. They invite us to fall in love with “The Maid of Madeira”, marvel at two ‘doubloons’ picked up in the harbour by Jon’s Uncle Andy, pay tribute to the fallen Cornish lads of the First World in “First and Last” and shed a tear with “The Last Widow”, as she bemoans a tragedy that struck the Port Quin herring fleet. They also reflect on their unlikely route into the charts and discuss the feature film telling their story which is about to hit our cinema screens.”

The date today is the 28th of September 2016. Today's walk is from Port Isaac to Padstow along the South West Coast Path.

The date today is the 27th of September 2016. Today's walk is from Boscastle to Port Isaac along the South West Coast Path.

Fan questions answered by Doc Martin's Ian McNeice (Bert Large)

Fan questions answered by Doc Martin's Ian McNeice (Bert Large)

Doc Martin's Ian McNeice (Bert Large) tries his hand at Doc Martin Trivia

A behind the scenes adventure during the filming of Doc Martin Season 7

A behind the scenes adventure during the filming of Doc Martin Season 7

A behind the scenes adventure during the filming of Doc Martin Season 7

A behind the scenes adventure during the filming of Doc Martin Season 7

A behind the scenes adventure during the filming of Doc Martin Season 7

PODCAST: 05 Apr 2015 01 South Australia  - Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends - Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends (Special Edition) 02 The Pinery Boy - Norah Rendell - Spinning Yarns 03 Kathleen Hehir's - Polkaworks - Borrowed Shoes 04 Mining Camp Blues - Foghorn Stringband - Devil In The Seat 05 Kersal Moor - Edward II - Manchester Ballads Project 06 Dirty Old Town - Edward II - Manchester Ballads Project 07 The Brisk Young Lad - Malinky - Far Better Days 08 Mr Michael Marra - Tim Dalling - Eve's Bonie Squad 09 King Kong’s Visit To Glasgow - Michael Marra - Candy Philosophy 10 The Journeyman - The Changing Room - Behind The Lace 11 Robbers Retreat -  Jackie Oates - The Spyglass & The Herringbone 12 Two Mothers - O'Hooley & Tidow - The Hum 13 An Buachaill Dreoite, Mairseail Ui Shuilleabhain - Catherine McEvoy, Caoimhin O Raghallaigh, Micheal O Raghhallaigh - Comb Your Hair and Curl It 14  Australia - Tim Van Eyken - Stiffs Lovers Holymen Thieves 15 Cocaine Blues - Pharis & Jason Romero - A Wanderer I'll Stay 16 Ranzo - The Demon Barbers - Disco At The Tavern 17 Lark In The Clear Air - John Renbourn / Maggie Boyle - Ship Of Fools

PODCAST: 25 Jan 2015 01 - Bonny Ship The Diamond - Fresh Handmade Sound - From Source To Sea 02 - Bully In The Alley - Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends - Port Isaac’s Fisherman’s Friends 03 - Yarmouth Town - Bernard Wrigley - Folk Songs At The Octagon 04 - Pleasant and Delightful - Hannah Sanders - Charms Against Sorrow 05 - Shallow Brown - Coope, Boyes and Simpson - Hindsight 06 - The Leaving Of Liverpool - Steve Tilston - Of Many Hands 07 - Can’t You Dance The Polka - Bob Roberts - Sea Songs and Shanties 08 - The Flying Cloud - Roy Bailey - New Bell Wake 09 - The Wild Goose - Kate Rusby - Ten 10 - The Little Pot Stove - Nic Jones - Penguin Eggs 11 - Blood Red Roses - Sting - Rogues Gallery 12 - Grey Funnel Line - Maddy Prior and June Tabor - Silly Sisters 13 - Cape Cod Girls - Dan Zanes - Sea Music  14 - The Talcahuano Girls - Robin and Barry Dransfield - Popular To Contrary Belief   15 - Farewell To Tarwathie - Judy Collins - The Very Best Of 16 - Johnny Todd - The Spinners - The Best Of The Spinners  17 - The Sloop John B - Carnival Steel Drum Band - St. Thomas Way and Beyond 18 - Pique La Baleine - The Young Uns - When Our Grandfathers Said No 19 - Bye Bye Skipper - Mike Waterson - Mike Waterson 20 - Fiddler’s Green - Marley’s Ghost - Live At The Freight

A conversation with Executive Producer Mark Crowdy Part I

A conversation with Executive Producer Mark Crowdy Part II

A conversation about Doc Martin with TV writer Daphne Lockyer

Doc Martin fans and tourists visit Port Isaac

A conversation with Doc Martin audio engineer Simon Hayter

Two James Henry babies and their moms on the set of Doc Martin

PODCAST: 18 Aug 2013 01 - Border Reiver - Mark Knopfler 02 - The Weight Of It All - The Duncan McFarlane Band 03 - The Handweaver and the Factorymaid - Pilgrim's Way 04 - The Banks of the Bann - Mick Ryan and Paul Downes 05 - The Down Yonder Medley - Harvey Reid 06 - Peggy O'er the Sea with a Soldier - Hedgehog Pie 07 - She Moved Through The Fair - Trees 08 - Horn Fair - Spiers and Boden (feat. Maddy Prior) 09 - The Last of the Widows - Bob Fox 10 - Dido Bendigo - The Watersons 11 - Big Boned Girl - Charlie Dore 12 - The Island - Dolores Keane 13 - Geronimo's Cadillac - Dick Gaughan 14 - Wasps in the Woodpile - Andrew Cronshaw 15 - Young Martha's Well - Ange Hardy 16 - Harry Stone - John Tams 17 - Mary Ann - Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends 18 - Train in G Major - Lindisfarne

PODCAST: 17 Feb 2013 Sig - Doon Reel - Frankie Lane 01 - The Laughlin Boy - Tracy Grammer02 - A Lyke-Wake Song - Johnny Dickinson03 - Farewell To Stromness - Eamonn Coyne and Kris Drever04 - The Monaghan Twig / Paddy Lynne's - Iron Lung05 - The False Knight On The Road - Tim Hart & Maddy Prior06 - The Shoemaker - Billy Mitchell and Bob Fox07 - Coal Black Mining Blues - Nimrod Workman08 - West Virginia Mine Disaster - Kathy Mattea09 - Western Train - Tony Trundle10 - The Disappeared (Los Desaparecidos) - Christy Moore11 - They Dance Alone - Sting12 - No Town - Michelle Holding and Bonz13 - Do the Boogie Mama - Yank Rachell's Tennessee Jug-Busters14 - The Factory Girl - Eilis Kennedy15 - The Silver Tassie - Emily Smith16 - The Back Door - D. L. Menard17 - Tell God and the Devil - Solas18 - The Mingulay Boat Song - Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends Sig - Doon Reel - Frankie Lane