• Ilkley Lockdown Podcast

  • By: Ian Smith
  • Podcast

Ilkley Lockdown Podcast

By: Ian Smith
  • Summary

  • Interviews with the diverse residents of a Yorkshire town, looking at how things are different for them, and the strategies they’re using to deal with life in the face of the COVID-19 virus and the challenges it brings. Looking for the positives in a difficult time.
    Copyright © 2020-2021, Ian Smith
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Episodes
  • Ep12 - Claire Hundsdoerfer
    Jun 8 2020

    In this final episode, Ian talks to Claire Hundsdoerfer, who runs The Little Tea House in Ilkley. She shares how it felt to close the doors of her business when the lockdown began, just before a fully booked out Mother's Day, and tells the story of how she changed the way she served her customers and how that led to the afternoon-tea-in-a-box.

    Links to The Little Tea House
    • Like them on Facebook
    • Follow them @thelittleteahse on Twitter
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    14 mins
  • Ep11 - Ruth Richards
    Jun 2 2020

    In this episode, Ian talks to Ruth Richards, who manages the Clarke Foley community centre in Ilkley. She shares what she's most looking forward to when Clarke Foley re-opens, and we wonder together whether I should rename the podcast.

    Links to Clarke Foley
    • Website
    • Twitter
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
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    15 mins
  • Ep10 - Jamie Gutch
    May 29 2020

    In this episode, Ian talks to Jamie Gutch, who is part of the leadership team at Ilkley Grammar School. Jamie shares his personal experience with the Coronavirus, and tells the story of how IGS has risen to meet the challenge of having all its students suddenly become remote learners!

    Links
    • Ilkley Grammar School.
    • Juliet & Jamie's art website
    • Craven Arms, Appletreewick
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    23 mins

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