The Steve Shepherd Show
February 7, 2022
Music from Erasure, Barry Walsh, East Parade. Also, an interesting Story from Storyteller, Writer and Puppeteer, Michael Loader...called, Under the Wolf Moon. A review from Alice Hall of the Nutcracker at the Hippodrome in Bristol. My guests this week are Zak, Sam and Elliot, of the Band, East Parade.
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Shepherd's Way
December 10, 2021
On this weeks Shepherds Way, Jenny and I chat about the impact of Pheasants on our Wildlife, and also later in the show, Dormice. My guest this week is Eliza Marshall, Eliza is founder of the Freedom to Roam: Rhythms of Nature Project. Also. Environment News from Nigel.
The Steve Shepherd Show
December 6, 2021
On this weeks show, I chat to Eliza Marshall, founder of the Freedom to Roam - Rhythms of Nature project. Also a selection of new tracks.
The Steve Shepherd Show
October 4, 2021
A selection of new tracks, and a classical track pick for the week. My guests are Paul and Phil from the 'High and Dry' Sea Shanty Crew, talking about the history of sea shanties, and also the upcoming event the Bristol Shanty Festival.
Shepherd's Way
October 1, 2021
Jenny talks about Wildlife Gardening in October, Anthea Page catches up with Jodie Peachum, who is the Grounds Manager of the Henleaze Lake. My guest this week is Steve England, we catch up and chat about what Steve's been up to over the last few months. Also, Environment News from Nigel and Will Holland talks about 'An Ode to the Humble Spud'.
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The Steve Shepherd Show
July 26, 2021
A selection of brand new tracks, my guest this week is Violinist and singer Alice Baron talking about the Ham Farm Festival and the band she performs with, Iyatra Quartet.
The Steve Shepherd Show
July 12, 2021
On this weeks show I have more new tracks for you to listen too. My guest this week is one of the musicians who will be performing at the Ham Farm Festival in July, he was one of the finalists in the 2006 BBC Young musician competition, Guitarist, Singer songwriter, David Massey. And of course I will have my Classical Music pick of the week - which this week is performed by my guest, David Massey.
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The Steve Shepherd Show
July 5, 2021
In this weeks show we have New Tracks hot off the press. I also have my ‘Classical Track Pick of the Week’ which this week is a classical guitar composition. My guest is Emily Correa who is organising a four day cross genre music festival made up of local and some further afield musicians, at the Ham Farm Festival.
The Steve Shepherd Show
June 14, 2021
On this weeks Steve Shepherd Show we have more recently released tracks, also my classical music track pick of the week. Alice Hall talks to Ray Barnett and Dr Shawn Sobers at the M Shed about their latest exhibit the Edward Colston statue and the exhibition that accompanies it. My guest this week is Cher Sherwood who is talking about poetry and writing.
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Shepherd's Way
May 7, 2021
Jenny looks to the Month ahead in the wildlife garden, she also talks about Damsel and Dragon Flies. Pete talks about astronomy. Will Holland talks 'Mother Earths Plantasia. In the series Messages from the Wild, Annabel Ross talks to The Green Cellar Slug - also Environmental News from Nigel.
The Steve Shepherd Show
May 10, 2021
New tracks from the last seven days, and an interview with award winning folk duo Ninebarrow.
The Steve Shepherd Show
May 3, 2021
A selection of New Tracks from the last week. Singer, musician Charlie Hamilton talks about her music, my classical music pick of the week.
Shepherd's Way
April 30, 2021
On this weeks show, Jenny talks about The Brimstone Butterfly, and Foxgloves - Messages from the Wild, Annabel Ross talks to the Greater Horseshoe Bat - Environmental News from Nigel, Yoran talks about Cultural History and the Impact on Nature - and Jacob Hill talks about Trophic Cascades.
Shepherd's Way
April 23, 2021
Jenny talks about the Dead-Nettle plant, Annabel Ross talks to a Great Crested Newt(David Dewsbury), Will Holland looks at the poet Wordsworth and Nature. Mark Talks about Spiders Webs and 'music', vibrations'. Nigel reads the Environment News and Yoran chats about how a large supermarket chain has upset the wildlife community with a Bee Hive Project. And of course, a little music to take us through the show.
The Steve Shepherd Show
April 5, 2021
A selection and mix of brand new tracks, and the weekly classical track. Also, Roving Reporter Anthea Page talks to James Bayliss-Smith Documentary Cameraman & Filmmaker, about his latest documentary 'Punt-Wars'. Also, two local events.
The Steve Shepherd Show
December 21, 2020
On the Steve Shepherd show this week ... I catch up with local singer, songwriter and musicians Barry and Louis Walsh for their Christmas message, also I catch up with Singer and Comedian Mickey John Bull, we also have a Christmas Musical Spotlight this week.
Shepherd's Way
April 16, 2021
On this weeks show Jenny talks about garden Warblers, later in the show she talks about Nesting Birds. Our 'Message from the Wild' is Annabel Ross talking to the Ashy Mining Bee (Rhian Rowson). Pete brings us up to date with all things Astronomical. Yoran talks about our native Reptiles and gives us clues on identifying them. And of course we have Environment and Wildlife News read by Nigel ... and a little music to see us through the show.
Shepherd's Way
April 2, 2021
This week, Jenny talks to Steve about Spring, and Annabel Ross talks Dandelions. Steve Clampin chats about the vegetable garden in April, and Jenny gives ideas and suggestions on jobs for the wildlife garden. Nigel reads the environment news and Yoran talks about meat farming and greenhouse gasses.
The Steve Shepherd Show
December 14, 2020
On the Steve Shepherd show this week of course we will have some fresh new music, with a Christmassy theme as well. My guests this week is Anya Szreter, musical director of three local choirs. And a very wintry, Christmassy classical track for the week.
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