Harbour Voices

By: Open Road
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  • Harbour Voices is a series of true story podcasts celebrating the lives and livelihoods of people who call the harbour area of Aberdeen home. Supported by the Year of Scottish Stories 2022 Communities Stories fund and Creative Scotland's Culture Collective fund. The ships horn has been recorded by Milo and is distributed by Free Sound https://freesound.org/people/milo/sounds/23722/ and it’s use is licenced under a Creative Commons licence https://creativecommons.org Music by Marie Driver and Geraldine Heaney Produced by @openroadltd
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Episodes
  • Festival of the Sea: Rosie Payne

    Festival of the Sea: Rosie Payne
    Nov 11 2024

    In this Festival of the Sea episode of our Harbour Voices podcast, Rosie Paynes, a surfer from the Wavy Wahines—a fantastic female surf group based in Aberdeen—shares insights about the group and the surfing scene in Aberdeen. Tune in to hear all about the Wavy Wahines and their adventures on the waves!
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    22 mins
  • Festival of the Sea: Jack Elphinstone Countryside Ranger

    Festival of the Sea: Jack Elphinstone Countryside Ranger
    Nov 6 2024

    In this episode of the Harbour Voices podcast, Jack Elphinstone, a Countryside Ranger for Aberdeen City Council, discusses his journey to becoming a ranger and the various responsibilities that come with the role. Tune in to this Festival of the Sea episode to hear Jack’s story and learn more about his work.
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    21 mins
  • Festival of the Sea: Annabel Kershaw

    Festival of the Sea: Annabel Kershaw
    Sep 29 2024

    In this episode we interview composer Annabel Kershaw who has been commissioned by sound festival to create a new musical score called The Mariner’s Daughter. Annabel has interviewed a number of women for this commission and recorded their experiences, perspectives and connections with the North Sea, either through work or family. Her final musical score will include extracts from their rich and colourful verbatim stories of the sea, all of which have inspired the music.

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    33 mins

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