Jackie Harding co-hosts with Mary 🖼️ Messums Announcement – News from our local art gallery. 🌊 Flooding and River Nadder Health – Wiltshire Councillor Gerry Murray and water quality campaigner and fisherman Dave Holroyd discuss flooding and the health of our local river. 🍽️ The Black Dog, Chilmark – Jackie Harding enjoys lunch at the recently relaunched village pub. 🌷 Gardening with Rosie Buck – Seasonal gardening tips and an invitation to help plant tulip bulbs in Tisbury’s village tubs this...

Farmer, Peter Shallcross and Mary Myers ask the question: Is it food OR nature or can we have both?

Lal Poynter co-hosts with Mary 🚒 Tisbury Fire Station: District Commander, Lea Smith, on the work of our local firefighters and the challenges facing the fire service. 🎬 Film Review – ‘Santosh’: Kate Gamm reviews the acclaimed Indian crime drama, coming to the New Vic on 11th October. 🌌 October’s Stars: Astronomer Steve Tonkin reveals what to look out for this month and relates the ancient myth of the Great Bear. ⚖️ Legal Corner: Dying in debt. Matthew Faulkner from Thomas & Co answers an...

Peter Shallcross co-hosts with Mary 🏘️ Tisbury’s Housing: What does the community want? Wiltshire Councillor Gerry Murray on the places developers have in their sights — Station Works, the Old Sports Centre and The Avenue. 🎨 Workshops for Artists: Josephine and Anthony Connolly unveil a new season of creative workshops. 🌱 After the Drought: Rosie Buck shares her gardening tips for recovering from a long, dry summer. 🪑 A Bench for William Erdmann A new ‘Happy to Chat’ bench h...

Anne Martin co-hosts with Mary. Podcast 1 Autumn Season. 🌳 Woodlands Alive! — Chilmark School children discover the magic of the woods. 🏡 Back to the Early Victorians — Liz Coyle Camp chronicles a fanciful history of Tisbury, as our funny old Yew Tree, written by Julie Ann Murphy. 🦦 Mink on the Run — Peter on trapping mink on the River Nadder. 📅 What’s On This Week 🎶 Soundscape: Tisbury Carnival — hear the sounds of our wonderful carnival. TisTalk is a community podcast from T

Bonus episode: A fanciful history of Tisbury seen through the eyes of Tisbury's ancient Yew Tree, hilariously read by Liz Coyle Camp.