Hooked on Hope The Podcast

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  • James Gilbraith reads his tales of angling the predictably unpredictable waters of Lancashire's River Ribble, trying to capture that most illusive of creatures, joy. Hooked On Hope is a sonic journey about fishing, chasing salmon, friendship, music, humour and balance.
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  • Episode 7, Sure fire ways to sweeten the mind

    Episode 7, Sure fire ways to sweeten the mind
    Jun 9 2023

    Boo explores the harsh realities of salmon fishing and walks us the the mental process of flicking the switch to the 'on' position.

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    29 mins
  • Episode 6, The Deconstruction of Evolution - A Hymn for Everyman

    Episode 6, The Deconstruction of Evolution - A Hymn for Everyman
    Aug 16 2022

    Buy the ticket and take the ride! Journey to planet beauty therapy and beyond. Battle your demons and live your nightmares. Metamorphosis, Kafka, parasites, insanity and Big Bad Barry. Buckle up and climb inside the escape pod - literally! Welcome to Episode 6 of Hooked on Hope Re-Cast

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    27 mins
  • Episode 5, Only Love Can Do That

    Episode 5, Only Love Can Do That
    Jul 22 2021

    TC - Chapter 6 Only Love Can Do That

    'There's more to fishing than catching fish', is the mantra of the philosophical angler. Let's face it, it's nice to get one once in a while, so after nine long months without even a hint of a take, Boo finally gets a pull... but like being clean through on goal sometimes its the miss that teaches us the most.

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    21 mins

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