Nature Stories Podcast: A Map of the Sea
Produced by Chris Brookes for Homelands Productions
In this sad, insightful, moving podcast, Chris Brookes examines the ways in which Newfoundland's fishing towns are adapting to a world without cod. He also tackles the complex relationship between cultural tourism, cultural survival and memory.
But most importantly, this is one of the best written radio pieces I've ever heard. Chris Brookes is a lyrical, beautiful writer who manages to communicate what's been lost without reverting to sentimentality. And that's no easy task.
Listen to this week's Nature Stories podcast now (mp3). You can also subscribe to our podcast (rss, iTunes) or visit our archive of all Nature Stories podcasts to find earlier shows in the series.
The Nature Conservancy's Nature Stories audio podcast is produced by Atlantic Public Media, with assistance from the Public Radio Exchange, and is sponsored by Visa.
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This is a great opportunity to keep up with what's really going on.