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Interviewing at Salisbury Cathedral
| | BBC Wiltshire Sound is broadcasting a series of six half-hour programmes under the banner of A Sense of Place. Find out here when the programmes are being transmitted. |
| | | Sunday 28th April 12 noon
As Different As Chalk and Cheese
The saying "…as different as chalk and cheese" is said to herald from Wiltshire. This programme explores the county's varied landscape.
 Listen to the programme here | Sunday 5th May 12 noon
Making Sense of Place
Take four artists and a philosopher and hear them describe how they make sense of a place with their unique ability to observe and interpret. Listen to the programme here | Sunday 12th May 12 noon
Seven Miles From Any Town
The memory of a ghost village combines with a modern day perspective on village life in the 21st century.
Listen to the programme here | Sunday 19th May 12 noon
All My Life A Circle
This programme meets up with people who live with Wiltshire's circles, including those who've become absorbed by Wiltshire’s crop circles.
Listen to the programme here
| Sunday 26th May 12 noon
I've Got You Under My Skin
People who have come to Wiltshire for all manner of reasons talk about their sense of place from an outsider’s point of view.
Listen to the programme here
| Sunday 2nd June 12 noon
Finally Brought To Your Senses
How can you have a sense of place when one or more of your senses is denied you? Blind since birth, Rob Powell visits Salisbury Cathedral to find out.
Listen to the programme here |
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