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Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley Half Marathon & 5K preview
In this edition of the Your Ilkley Podcast, race director Michael Odell chats about the 2025 Ilkley Half Marathon and the new 5K race on 13th July.
2025-06-21
11 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley Pride 2025 preview
In this episode of the Your Ilkley Podcast Nick speaks to Paula at Mayfield View; Ann from LCF Law; Helen from Ideal Extraction; Becky from Dan's Den at Christchurch; Anne Hawkesworth from Wicked Lady; Sarah from Ilkley BID and Ian Walker Foster. Ilkley Pride is taking place at King's Hall & Winter Garden on Saturday 28th June from 12.30pm. Tickets and more information are available from ilkleypride.co.uk
2025-06-16
22 min
Mostly True Alien Stories
Garret Dillahunt Joins Us for the Strangest Alien Encounter in the UK | Ilkley Moor Alien Abduction
What happens when a retired British police officer snaps a photo of an alien in the middle of a foggy countryside… then wakes up miles away with no memory?This week on Mostly True Alien Stories, we’re joined by actor Garret Dillahunt (Deadwood, The Last of Us, Raising Hope) as we break down one of the UK’s most mysterious UFO encounters—the Ilkley Moor Incident of 1987. Along the way, Garret shares thoughts on aliens, Hollywood, and his role in the upcoming Green Lantern series.👽 Was it an abduction, a hoax, or something in between?
2025-05-14
42 min
Strange Places
S5E181 - The Ilkley Moor Photograph
The Ilkley Moor alien photo, taken in 1987 by retired police officer Philip Spencer, is one of the UK’s and the world's most debated pieces of alleged extraterrestrial evidence. While walking across Ilkley Moor in West Yorkshire, Spencer claimed to have seen a strange, small humanoid figure. He snapped a photo just before the being fled, and shortly after, he reported witnessing a silent, flying craft in the sky. The blurry image shows a figure with an odd, non-human shape, which many interpret as an alien. The case is made even stranger by Spencer’s claim of missing time and...
2025-04-13
34 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
2025 Ilkley Business Awards finalists Part 2
Nick Hancock from the Your Ilkley breakfast show finds out what it's like to be a finalist in the lead-up to the big event on Friday 7th March at The Craiglands Hotel. In this podcast Nick caught up with: Sally and Dave from Clip 'N Climb - Leisure & Tourism Finalist and Rising Star Finalist (Dave) Rachel from A Tidy Mind - West & North Yorkshire – Leisure & Tourism, Health & Wellbeing Finalist Ben and Jerry from Ashlands Veterinary Centre – Professional Services Finalist Jo Jarvis from Pi Healthcare – Rising Star Finalist (Laura Wayman), B2B Finalist and Long...
2025-03-03
42 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
2025 Ilkley Business Awards finalists Part 1
Nick Hancock from the Your Ilkley breakfast show finds out what it's like to be a finalist in the lead-up to the big event on Friday 7th March at The Craiglands Hotel. Nick caught up with: Sam from Right at Home Ilkley, Keighley & Skipton - Rising Star Finalist Bevan from Cactus I.T. - B2B Finalist Emma & Katy from Pretty Gritty Ltd - Leisure & Tourism / Health & Wellbeing Finalist Sean from The Ilkley Shoe Company - Long Service Staff Member Finalist James from James Hall Coaching - Side Hustle Finalist ...
2025-02-17
26 min
What A Lot Of Things: Tech talk from a human perspective
R&D Tax Credits and the Ilkley Live website
Hold onto your keyboards, folks! In this episode of What A Lot Of Things, Ian and Ash embark on a wild ride through the treacherous waters of R&D tax credits and the murky depths of technical debt.Watch as Ash dons his cape and mask as the Testing Avenger, attempting to save Ian's poor, test-less Ilkley Live website from certain doom. Marvel at Ian's creative excuses for avoiding automated tests, and cheer as he finally succumbs to the relentless pressure of good practices in context.Along the way, our intrepid hosts navigate the choppy...
2024-09-10
1h 00
Rareeddie1
Episode #54, The Ilkley Moor UFO Incident: When Aliens Go Hiking.
Welcome Back to RareEddie1 Talks!Ever wondered what happens when a retired police officer takes a stroll on Ilkley Moor and ends up claiming aliens abducted him? Spoiler alert: it’s not your average walk in the park! On December 1, 1987, this officer not only had a close encounter of the weird kind but also snapped a photo of what he believes is an extraterrestrial. Join us as we dive into this bizarre tale, sift through the ‘evidence,’ and ponder whether the aliens were just lost tourists. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more out-of-this-world stories...
2024-08-18
35 min
Cricket Yorkshire Podcast
The joy of cricket books with The Grove Bookshop in Ilkley
🎤 PODCAST INTERVIEW In this Cricket Yorkshire podcast episode, Mike Sansbury, Manager of The Grove Bookshop in Ilkley, discusses: 🔥 His journey into the world of books 🔝 What sets The Grove in Ilkley apart 👀 The thinking with curating books to stock 👍 New cricket books available 🏏 His favourite cricket books 🎢 The rollercoaster of friendly cricket 🙏 Thanks to Mike for our discussion of books and you can check out The Grove Bookshop website for latest titles and news. If you get a chance to call in at Ilk...
2024-08-01
28 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley Live - preview 3
Dan Hammond tells Your Ilkley's Nick Hancock about the plans for the Ilkley Live music festival, taking place on Friday 12th and Saturday 13th July at venues around town.
2024-07-12
02 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley Live - preview 2
Dan Hammond tells Your Ilkley's Nick Hancock about the plans for the Ilkley Live music festival, taking place on Friday 12th and Saturday 13th July at venues around town.
2024-07-11
01 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley Live - preview 1
Dan Hammond tells Your Ilkley's Nick Hancock about the plans for the Ilkley Live music festival, taking place on Friday 12th and Saturday 13th July at venues around town.
2024-07-10
03 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley's MP Robbie Moore on his re-election
Your Ilkley's Stuart Clarkson speaks to Robbie Moore about defying the odds to be re-elected as Ilkley's MP for a second term - and how being part of the opposition in parliament will be different to his previous experience at Westminster. Plus he sets out his priorities to achieve for the constituency over the next five years.
2024-07-08
04 min
Your Skipton Podcast
Ilkley Pride 2024 preview part 1
June is Pride month and as we countdown to Ilkley Pride on Saturday 29th June, we hear from many of the businesses and organisations supporting this year's Ilkley Pride and find out why they are supporting Pride and its importance. On this podcast, Alex Cann chats to Nigel Eaton from Moss & Moor, Jo Sproston from Joze School Of Dance, John Dugdale from the charity Mesmac, Anne Hawksworth from Wicked Lady Promotions and Peter Mitchell from 1 Tivoli Place Guest House. Ilkley Pride is taking place at King's Hall & Winter Garden on Saturday 29th June from noon. Tickets and more information are...
2024-06-10
26 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley Pride 2024 preview
June is Pride month and as we countdown to Ilkley Pride on Saturday 29th June, we hear from many of the businesses and organisations supporting this year's Ilkley Pride and find out why they are supporting Pride and its importance. On this podcast, Alex Cann chats to Nigel Eaton from Moss & Moor, Jo Sproston from Joze School Of Dance, John Dugdale from the charity Mesmac, Anne Hawksworth from Wicked Lady Promotions and Peter Mitchell from One Tivoli Place Guest House. Ilkley Pride is taking place at King's Hall & Winter Garden on Saturday 29th June from noon. Tickets and more information...
2024-06-10
26 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
Nominees from the Ilkley Business Awards 2024
Ahead of the 2024 Ilkley Business Awards on 1st March, Rombalds Radio's Stuart Clarkson speaks to a selection of nominees for this year's awards as well as organisers and sponsors. You'll hear from Ilkley Business Forum chair David Shaw, Pi Healthcare, Burley Interiors, LFW Podiatry, awards host David Waterhouse, Fusion Chocolate, James Hall Coaching, Esscroft Private Nursery, Enfields Wharfedale, Clip n Climb Ilkley, Elite Accountancy Services, Beauty in Bloom and Ilkley BID Manager Helen Rhodes.
2024-02-19
48 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley Cycle Races
Mike Firth from Ilkley Cycling Club talks to Rombalds Radio's Stuart Clarkson about this year's Ilkley Cycle Races, taking place on Friday 30th June from 5.30pm.
2023-06-29
04 min
Tennis In The UK
#20: Mirjam Bjorklund - Building Ilkley Heights On Strong Foundations
Minutes after Mirjam Bjorklund won the Ilkley Trophy, Abigail sat down with her to discuss her reaction to the victory, the relationships that she credits for aiding her progress, the person behind the racquet and more.
2023-06-28
19 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley Trophy end of tournament roundup
Mark Gregory updates Rombalds Radio's Stuart Clarkson on the outcomes from this year's Ilkley Trophy tennis tournament at Ilkley Lawn Tennis & Squash Club.
2023-06-26
05 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley Trophy 2023 preview
Mark Gregory talks to Rombalds Radio's Stuart Clarkson to preview the 2023 Ilkley Trophy tennis tournament which runs from Saturday 17th to Saturday 24th June at Ilkley Lawn Tennis and Squash Club.
2023-06-16
06 min
Moving Matters
Episode 68: Moving Matters with Rod Hepworth of It's Your Move Ilkley
In this episode, Rod Hepworth, Director of It’s Your Move Ilkley, discusses how he began within the industry 23 years ago at the ripe old age of 40, after a life of many careers including a Cow Inseminator and a Professional DJ! Rod founded It’s Your Move Ilkley in 2007, which provides mainly domestic moving, storage and packing services, local and national (although they do International too using forwarding agents), running 2 HGV’s, 4 low loaders, a panel van, and 7 members of staff. It’s Your Move Ilkley have been members of Move Assured for the last 3 years bu...
2023-05-25
40 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley Colour Rush is back for 2023
Caroline Grice-Ellis from the Ilkley Grammar School PTA tells Rombalds Radio's Stuart Clarkson about plans for this year's Ilkley Colour Rush, which is back this year on Sunday 2nd July 2023.
2023-04-19
07 min
We Told Ya Show
82. Ilkley Moor Alien
On December 1, 1987 a man they call Phillip Spencer was enjoying a nice walk through Ilkley Moor, West Yorkshire, England when he saw what he claims was a an alien. He even snapped a pic before running after the poor little sausage fingered fellow. Load your gear and pour a beer. This one gets real Stevey. Ilkley Moor UFO Wiki An Authentic Photo of an Alien in Ilkley Moor - exonnews The Ilkley Moor Alien Photo – Was it a Fake? Abovetopsecret Beer Corner, Untappd link High Up Above. ...
2023-04-15
1h 21
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley among the Best Places to Live in Britain again
After being named overall winner of the Sunday Times' Best Places to Live guide last year, Ilkley again shines in the 2023 guide, being named among a handful of towns and cities in Yorkshire. Key Best Places to Live judge and writer Tim Palmer talks to Rombalds Radio's Stuart Clarkson about what makes Ilkley such a great town and why it's his favourite ever winner of the accolade.
2023-03-24
04 min
Oh...The Horror
Ilkley Moor & Dover Demon
Jenn and Frank discuss the mysterious Ilkley Moor and Dover Demon.Hello Horror Fanatics! Welcome to Oh...The Horror! A weekly podcast for all things horror, supernatural, scary and downright creepy.We hope you give us a listen and add us to your regular rotation of podcasts.You can learn more about our podcast, connect to your favorite podcast platform, social media presence, and donations using the link below:https://linktr.ee/ohthehorrorpodcastPlease email any show ideas, comments and suggestions to oth@seriouslydecent.comProud to...
2023-02-13
1h 16
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley Upstagers prepare for Cinderella
John Clark from Ilkley Upstagers talks to Rombalds Radio's Stuart Clarkson about the theatre group's upcoming production of Cinderella at the King's Hall in Ilkley from 27th January.
2023-01-19
06 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley Business Awards nominees 2023
On Friday 13th January, Rombalds Radio Breakfast with Stuart Clarkson was live at Ilkley Town Hall to talk to nominees and sponsors for the 2023 Ilkley Business Awards.
2023-01-13
24 min
Your Ilkley Podcast
Ilkley Pride launch event preview
David Shaw from Ilkley Pride & Diversity tells Rombalds Radio's Stuart Clarkson about the Ilkley Pride 2023 launch event taking place on Friday 27th January at the Clarke Foley Centre.
2023-01-13
05 min
Pixelated Paranormal
“The Abduction on Ilkley Moor”
(Originally posted 5/25/2022) This episode has it all, folks! Blood moons, lunar eclipses, blurry UFO photos and an alien abduction case from across the pond! That's right, Shawn and Preston are covering the Abduction on Ilkley Moor, and discussing Philip Spencer's famous photo of what just might be an alien in the Moors! So sit back, relax and enjoy the Show! Don’t forget to send us a Voicemail: 913-662-3144 -or- Email: pixelatedparanormal[at]gmail[dot]com
2022-11-01
50 min
Cup of Tea Tales
‘Cup of Tea Tales’ – Youth Club Circuit, Band Practice, ‘The Who’ Moment and Orienteering Adventures on Ilkley Moor. A Teenage Life in the Late 1960s and Early 1970s.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://davidmcameronauthormusician.com/2022/07/05/cup-of-tea-tales-youth-club-circuit-band-practice-the-who-moment-and-orienteering-adventures-on-ilkley-moor-a-teenage-life-in-the-late-1960s-and-early-1970s/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/david-m-cameron/message
2022-07-05
16 min
Settee Seminars
Andrew Sudmant - The Urban Paradox: How Cities are Both the Cause of, and Solution to, the Sustainability Challenges of the 21st Century
We live on an even more urban planet, what does this mean for climate change and a sustainable future? Drawing on recent research, Andrew Sudmant explores how cities can solve the sustainability challenges of the 21st century. Drawing on examples from leading cities in the UK and internationally, this podcast offers an opportunity to think about what we’re doing right in cities, what we’re doing wrong, and what needs to happen next to achieve a net-zero future. Further Reading A. Gouldson, A. Sudmant, A Duncan, R. F. Williamson, A Net-Zero Carbon Roadmap for Leed...
2022-06-28
31 min
Settee Seminars
Viktoria Spaiser & Nicole Nisbett – Stabilising Earth’s Climate: Key Social Dynamics
Consider all the available technologies, all the actions that individuals, businesses or governments could take to stabilise the Earth’s climate, to make the world greener, cleaner and safer for our children. What stops us? In this podcast, Viktoria Spaiser, Associate Professor in Sustainability Research and Computational Social Science, and Nicole Nisbett, Research Fellow in Climate Politics, both at the University of Leeds, discuss the importance of social dynamics in finding solutions to the climate crisis, in getting out of the business-as-usual inertia. Together, they emphasise the importance of public support for rapid and deep de...
2022-06-28
24 min
Settee Seminars
Katy Thorpe & Jody Vallance – Peatland Restoration Project on Ilkley Moor
Katy Thorpe is a senior conservation works officer at Moors for the Future Partnership, who develop and deliver projects to improve peat bogs in the Peak District and South Pennines. From installing big leaky dams to planting a tiny but transformative moss called sphagnum, Moors for the Future Partnership has completed an ambitious restoration project on Ilkley Moor. Join Katy, project leader, and Jody Vallance, as they discuss why the moor needed restoration, and explains the work that has been done. Moors for the Future Partnership delivers upland conservation projects across the Peak District and South Pennine...
2022-06-28
26 min
Settee Seminars
iCasp – Helping The Local Environment
iCasp, also known as the Yorkshire Integrated Catchment Solutions Programme, is an ambitious 6-year programme funded by the Natural Environment Research Council. They are currently working on over 40 projects to: reduce flood and drought risk, improve the resilience of cities to climate change, preserve valuable areas of peat in the moors, develop sustainable agriculture, and devise business cases for greening city developments and making more space for water. In this podcast, join Catherine Seal, Dr Tom Willis and Dr Jenny Armstrong as they discuss some of the local projects based in the local area. Find...
2022-06-28
35 min
Settee Seminars
Kylie Harris presented in partnership with Climate Action Ilkley - Treating the Climate Emergency as a Spiritual Emergency
Join researcher Kylie Harris as she discusses her work on a rewilding project in Tasmania, where she joined together with the aboriginal community to harness their ecological and spiritual wisdom to help prevent destructive forest fires such as those seen in Australia in the summer of 2019-2020. As well as a writer and an activist, she is an academic and will discuss her rewilding project along with the psychological tools we can use to become part of the solution to issues such as climate change and biodiversity loss. This event was originally presented online by C...
2022-06-28
22 min
Boggart and Banshee: A Supernatural Podcast
The Bathing Fairies of Ilkley
One midsummer’s morning, c. 1820, William Butterfield opened the door to the Wells, a healing spring on the edge of Ilkley Moor. He was startled to find a band of little creatures dressed in green from head to foot, who were noisily disporting themselves in the water. As he watched, they scurried over the eight-foot-high wall, and disappeared. Is there any way to determine exactly what William Butterfield saw that morning? Were they insects, lizards, or, as William believed, fairies? Simon and Chris investigate. Source: http://www.strangehistory.net/puca-ghost-witch-and-fairy-pamphlets/the-witches-and-fairies-of-nineteenth-century-ilkley/
2022-06-01
42 min
Your Skipton Podcast
Live from Ilkley as it's named Best Place to Live in the UK
Stuart Clarkson was live in Ilkley on Friday morning - here you can catch up on our chats with Ilkley BID Chair Ian White, Ilkley Chat's Nick Babb, Helen Rhodes the Ilkley BID Manager, and Ilkley MP Robbie Moore.
2022-04-08
11 min
Creeps and Crimes
80: The Ilkley Moor UFO Incident & Kimberley Killer
THE BIG 80 IS FINALLY HERE PEOPLE!!! This week Morgan and Taylar have some extra amazing cases for you that will have you on the edge of your seats, waiting for the twists and turns that will leave your mouths on the floor! To start us off Morgan covers the Ilkley Moor UFO incident that presented the perfect Kodak moment for Phillip and his new bff the green ET! Taylar then covers the case of the Kimberley Killer in Western Australia and Northern Territory! Just when you think its over, it just gets worse! Follow along with the photos on our...
2022-04-07
1h 27
Elemento 115
Episódio 30 - O encontro de 3º grau em Ilkley Moor.
Neste episódio você conhecerá Philip Spencer, depois de quatro anos como policial metropolitano, decidiu se mudar junto de sua esposa e filho para West Yorkshire, em Ilkley moor(UK), palco do maior evento já registrado em toda sua vida.
2022-03-16
17 min
Your Skipton Podcast
Ilkley Cricket Club flood recovery appeal
Richard Simpson from Ilkley Cricket Club tells Rombalds Radio's Stuart Clarkson about plans to improve flood defences and redevelop the clubhouse following the impact of recent flooding caused by Storm Eunice. Read more at https://www.rombaldsradio.com/news/featured-stories/ilkley-cricket-club-launches-flood-recovery-appeal/
2022-03-01
04 min
Settee Seminars
Dr James Souter - Asylum as Reparation: Rethinking Responsibilities to Refugees
What do Western states, such as the UK, owe to refugees? When politicians, policy-makers and publics recognise that they have responsibilities to refugees, they tend to view these responsibilities in terms of a humanitarian act of charity towards suffering outsiders. In this podcast, Dr James Souter argues that we should rethink this picture of our responsibilities to refugees, and recognise that Western states sometimes have a stronger obligation to offer asylum as a form of reparation for refugees whom they have uprooted as a result of their foreign policies. Dr James Souter is a lecturer in the...
2022-02-23
19 min
Settee Seminars
Lucy Cheseldine - The Auroras of Autumn: Language, Landscape and an Autumnal Obsession
From Henry David Thoreau's extensive list of leaf colours to Wallace Stevens's 'gusty emotions', Lucy Cheseldine explores how Autumn shaped New England's literary and cultural heritage. Cheseldine investigates what this relationship meant for the early formation of an American identity and suggests ways in which it continues to influence more contemporary regional writing. Further reading: Donald Hall, Kicking the Leaves (London: Secker & Warburg, 1979). Paul Harding, Enon (London: William Heinemann, 2015). The Collected Poems of Wallace Stevens, 11th edition (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1971). The Poems of Edward Taylor, ed. Donald E. Stanford (Chapel Hi...
2022-02-23
21 min
Settee Seminars
Ingo Cornils - What can German Science Fiction tell us about the future?
Since the turn of the millennium, German writers have increasingly engaged with the moral and ethical dilemmas created by scientific and technological advances. Building on the rich tradition of German Utopian Thought and German Science Fiction, they explore in thoughtful and accessible mind-experiments the dangers and limits of our new capabilities, and also the opportunities should we succeed in harnessing the potential inherent in these advances. Beneath a dystopian guise, German writers attempt 'Zukunftsbewältigung': valuable strategies that may help us cope with an uncertain but also unwritten future. As more of these texts become available in English translation, D...
2022-02-23
27 min
Settee Seminars
Dr Bethany Robertson - Behind the Food on your Plate: Farming as Essential Work
What does it mean to work in UK farming today? The image of farming was revitalised during the Covid-19 pandemic as essential for ensuring supply of a diverse array of food on our plates, from fresh fruit and vegetables to sugar. Yet the people involved in farming tend to be less diverse and many farms are facing a shortage in workers. After all, 84% of farm holders in England are men (DEFRA, 2016) and it is estimated that 98% of workers in seasonal agriculture are migrants (NFU, 2018). In this podcast, Dr Bethany Robertson will talk about where these patterns stem from and...
2022-02-23
17 min
Settee Seminars
Catherine Walsh - How to Build a Habitable World
So far, we know of only one place in the universe in which life has begun and thrived: Earth. This raises many questions around the prevalence of life in the universe, including consideration of the possibility that we are special, and that our Solar System had just the right conditions and ingredients for life to begin on our planet. Despite the persistent challenges in detecting extra-terrestrial life, there is now a wealth of evidence that rocky planets around other stars are common. In addition, everywhere we look in interstellar space, we find an abundance of key molecules, including water...
2022-02-23
26 min
GROG 'N' PROG
Pilky's Ilkley Moor Tour (Pint with PIMT)
Pilky's Ilkley Moor Tour...
2021-11-25
18 min
Settee Seminars
James Mussell - Enquire Within: How the Victorians Invented the World Wide Web
When Tim Berners Lee was thinking of a name for his new hypertext system he thought of a dusty volume that used to be on his parents' bookshelves. That volume was Enquire Within (1856), a miscellany of domestic advice now forgotten, but went through 97 editions before the end of the nineteenth century. Berners Lee named his system ENQUIRE, the next version of which would become the World Wide Web. But what was it about this book that made Berners Lee think of it? Why was it so popular in the period? And why has it become forgotten today? ...
2021-11-24
32 min
Settee Seminars
Anne Buckley and Frank Finlay - Skipton's First World War Prisoner-of-War Camp
Join Lecturer Anne Buckley and Professor Frank Finlay as they discuss Skipton's First World War prisoner-of-war camp and Anne’s latest book. The book contains the first full English translation of a 330-page German book (published in 1920) written by the German prisoners about their life in the camp, as well as a section based on Anne's research into the camp and the German soldiers who were held there. Anne and Frank will discuss day-to-day life in the camp and reveal some of the fascinating stories of the men themselves, who included naval captains, U-boat officers and airmen as...
2021-11-24
28 min
Settee Seminars
Season Three Trailer
Welcome back to Settee Seminars, the bitesized podcast of fascinating short talks by leading experts, brought to you by the organisers of the Ilkley Literature Festival. In this season three, we'll be discussing a range of topics, including the enduring impact of Charles Dickens, Skipton's First World War Prisoner-of-War camp, and tackling the global climate crisis. Available now, join us wherever you get your podcasts. To find out more, visit ilkleylitfest.org.uk
2021-11-24
00 min
Settee Seminars
Emily Bell - Dickens Now: The Modern Legacy of a Victorian Author
Why is Charles Dickens one of the most enduring writers of all time? Why does he crop up so often, not only in screen adaptations, but in video games, newspapers, and pop culture, 150 years after his death? And what role can the author and his works play today, against a backdrop of changing attitudes to race, colonialism, gender and history? This episode will navigate through 200 years of Dickens, considering how the author's attempts to shape his own celebrity status continue to resonate two centuries later. Further reading: Emily Bell (ed.), Dickens After Dickens (W...
2021-11-24
29 min
Settee Seminars
Markus Fraundorfer - Tackling the Global Climate Crisis: Global Governance Dilemmas, Forest Protection and Indigenous People
The global climate crisis is becoming ever more pressing. At the same time, international political actors are seriously struggling to deal with this crisis. What are the obstacles to effective global and planetary problem-solving? And which responses have global governance actors come up with to confront these challenges? This podcast looks at the example of deforestation and forest protection to find answers to these questions. Further Reading: Markus Fraundorfer, Global Governance in the Age of the Anthropocene (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2022). Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, Indigenous peoples had a clear vision for Cop26, but it...
2021-11-24
27 min
Settee Seminars
Dr Sarah Hudspith & Dr Olivia Santovetti - ‘Illuminating the Chaos and Obscurity’: Ferrante and Dostoevsky in Dialogue
Elena Ferrante is one of the most critically acclaimed and popular novelists on the global stage today. Her works offer reflections on the nature of good and evil, explore issues of poverty and sexual violence and contemplate the role of the writer. These concerns are common in the works of the 19th century Russian author Dostoevsky, a writer to whom Ferrante herself has acknowledged a debt. This podcast brings together in conversation Dr Sarah Hudspith, a scholar of Dostoevsky, and Dr Olivia Santovetti, an expert on Ferrante, both members of the University of Leeds Centre for World L...
2021-11-24
1h 04
The Cryptonaut Podcast
The Ilkley Moor Alien
A single grainy photograph of a bizarre, gangly, quasi-humanoid figure is the only evidence that remains of one of Great Britain’s most notorious and controversial alien abduction cases. UFO Case Book: Photo Reference https://ufocasebook.com/ilkleymoor.html Anomalien: Photo Reference https://anomalien.com/the-ilkley-moor-alien/ ARandomShoppe:https://www.etsy.com/shop/ARandomShoppe The Cryptonaut Podcast Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/cryptonautpodcast The Cryptonaut Podcast Merch Store:Hellorspace.com Stay Connected with the Cryptonaut Podcast:Website - Twitter - Facebook - Instagram
2021-11-15
1h 14
GoodFinance
LTGF Yorkshire and Humber - Hear from a Peer - Ilkley Community Enterprise (Outside the Box)
Outside the Box Café is an inclusive community café based in Ilkley, Bradford. Their mission is to enable young people and adults who have learning disabilities to have more fulfilled, independent and healthier lives. Hear from CEO, Louise Hale, on her experiences of taking on social investment on behalf of Ilkley Community Enterprise.
2021-07-09
24 min
Bad, News Bears
Episode 22: The Ilkley Moor Alien
In this episode, we talk about the Ilkley Moor Alien, Cletus makes unexpected visit, and we discuss rock formations.
2021-07-04
1h 37
The Chess Circuit
Episode 23: Andrew Wainwright and Matthew Webb of The Chess Centre, Ilkley
In this episode Ben Graff joins me for a chat with Andrew Wainwright and Matthew Webb of The Chess Centre. No, not that one, this one - https://www.chesscentre.online in Ilkley in Yorkshire! If you’d like to find out more about what’s going on in the chess world, search for The Chess Circuit and sign up for my free newsletter! THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTERS! Grandmaster Simon Williams (GingerGM) does super video courses on gingergm.com, and books such as Arkell’s Endings. I have won many games with his ideas! B...
2021-06-02
52 min
Wild Wimmin
Ilkley Clean River Group - Karen Shackleton and Owen Wells
Hello, and welcome to Wild Wimmin the Wild Swimming Podcast, I’m Laura Macdonald. I’ve got a bit of a different episode for you today: two interviews both about the work of the Ilkley Clean River Group. For those of you who haven't had the pleasure, Ilkley is a delightful little Spa town in West Yorkshire in the North of England, and running through Ilkley is the River Wharfe, which runs for 65 miles from its source in the Yorkshire Dales National Park until it joins the river Ouse.First off to...
2021-04-10
37 min
GROG 'N' PROG
Pilky's Ilkley Moor Tour (Pint with PIMT)
Pilky's Ilkley Moor Tour...
2021-04-10
18 min
Settee Seminars
Emily Webb – ‘Beneficial, Injurious or Innocent?’: Tea in Eighteenth Century Britain
Britain consumes 60 billion cups of tea per year, almost 900 for every man, woman and child in the country. It has become entrenched in our way of life, from the humble tea break in your home to the fanciest of afternoon teas at the Ritz, it can be enjoyed in all situations. Tea has stood the test of time and remains our national drink. However, this has not always been the case. During the eighteenth-century debate raged about the potential beneficial and harmful effects of this Chinese drink on the health and wellbeing of the nation. It was s...
2021-02-24
19 min
Settee Seminars
Greg Radick – Darwin's Argument by Analogy
In November 1859, while Charles Darwin was staying in Ilkley, he published one of the most famous scientific books of all time: On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection. It’s well known that Darwin named his theory “natural selection” in order to call attention to an analogy with stockbreeding or “artificial selection.” But how, exactly, did he think the analogy worked? And why did he set such store by it? In our day, after all, analogies in science don’t seem all that serious. We think of the UK’s Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Jonathan Van‒Tam, livening up pres...
2021-02-24
24 min
Settee Seminars
Jason Allen-Paisant – On Being a Black Body in “Nature”: A Walking Lyric
“On Being a Black Body in ‘Nature’” is a lyric hybrid that combines poetry and essay. One might call it a “lyric essay”. Weaving the musicality of poetry into the more rationalist tone of the essay affords a blending of genres, voices, languages, and selves, and a coming together of different fragments of life and experience in new and interesting ways. The lyric essay embodies a form of mobility suited to my migrant experience, that of a Black West Indian living in Britain more than sixty years after the first Windrush arrivants. In this piece Dr Jason Allen-Paisant tackles questions that a...
2021-02-24
21 min
Settee Seminars
Fozia Bora & Alaric Hall – Decolonising Medieval Literature and History
What does it mean to ‘decolonise’ the studies carried out at university, whether in English Studies or in the history of the Eastern and Western worlds? In this informal conversation, Dr Alaric Hall and Dr Fozia Bora reflect on the meanings and application of the term ‘decolonise’ for their respective areas of teaching and research in medieval studies and history. While this word encapsulates a range of understandings, there are key principles at stake, which promise to bring more nuance, inclusivity and vital contextualisation into discussions about how knowledge is created and shared in university spaces. Spoiler alert: the decoloni...
2021-02-24
27 min
But It Was Aliens
#45 The Ilkley Moor Alien
The alien comedy podcast where we probe the case of the Ilkley Alien. We see in Xmas Eve the only way we know how - probing. Tune in to find out more.
2020-12-24
38 min
Settee Seminars
Emily Zobel Marshall – Longing for Freedom: The Story of the African Trickster
Dr Emily Zobel Marshall will take you on journey through black history and across continents, guided by a most captivating character, the trickster spider Anansi. Marshall will reveal the roots of the Anansi folktales in Ghana and demonstrate Anansi inspired both psychological and physical resistance to enslavement on the Jamaican plantations. She will show us the vital role the trickster plays in our lives by testing and exposing abuses of power. Further reading: For Anansi story collections in Jamaica see, among others: Beckwith, Martha Warren (1924) Jamaica Anansi Stories. New York: American Folk-lore...
2020-12-15
25 min
Settee Seminars
David Fairer – Wigs, Swords and Poison: Writing Murder Mysteries set in Queen Anne’s London
After forty years researching and teaching eighteenth-century literature, Emeritus Professor David Fairer is now attempting to bring the age alive in a series of novels, the Chocolate House Mysteries. Centred on a Covent Garden chocolate house, these books combine historical fact and fiction, with their plots built around the actual events of 1708. Writing a historical ‘whodunit’ raises particular challenges and questions. How did men and women in 1708 conceive of such things as evidence, clues, blackmail, bribery, interrogation and teamwork? How did they conceive of the notion of ‘detection’ itself, when there were no policemen and no detectives, no exper...
2020-12-15
25 min
Settee Seminars
Des McLernon – 5G Technology in the Covid Age: Saviour or Dystopian Future?
Dr Des McLernon takes us on a journey from the Ancient Greeks via the first cellular phone in 1979 to today’s fifth generation (5G) cellular technology. McLernon discusses why 5G wireless technology (unlike previous generations of cellular radio) will be both transformative and disruptive, enabling what is called the fourth industrial revolution of the Internet of Things and cyber physical systems. McLernon also examines how 5G technology is much more than just a phone on which you can download videos faster. It will drive the Internet of Things and industrial robotics to smart cities & healthcare, driverless cars to...
2020-12-15
35 min
Settee Seminars
Simon Hall - Ten Days in Harlem: Fidel Castro and the Making of the 1960s
Professor of Modern History Simon Hall delves into the events of September 1960 when Cuba’s communist leader Fidel Castro arrived in New York for the opening of the United Nations General Assembly. After storming out of his plush mid-town hotel following a row about money, Fidel relocated to the Hotel Theresa, the so-called ‘Waldorf of Harlem’. Greeted enthusiastically by the local African American community, he proceeded to hold court with a succession of world leaders, black freedom fighters and counter-cultural luminaries, and promoted the politics of anti-imperialism with a fervour, and an audacity, that made him an icon o...
2020-12-15
22 min
Settee Seminars
Allan House - Only the Lonely?
[Content warning: This talk includes discussion of topics which may be upsetting to some listeners including suicide, anxiety, depression, loneliness and self-harm] Loneliness, self-isolation, social distancing and what the COVID-19 pandemic tells us about social influences on mental health. Professor of Liaison Psychiatry Allan House outlines why physical illness is stressful and how one particular aspect of the COVID pandemic – social isolation – can harm our mental health. Focussing on the topic of self-harm and suicide during the pandemic, House explores how we can better protect ourselves against the risks posed by social isolation and how to a...
2020-12-15
21 min
Settee Seminars
Settee Seminars Trailer
Settee Seminars is a new podcast by the producers of Ilkley Literature Festival. We'll be bringing you fascinating short talks by leading experts, introducing you to a wide range of topics, from modern U.S. history to psychiatry, to anti-discrimination law to 18th century literature. Join us in our first series launching on 15th December, available wherever you get your podcasts. To find out more, visit ilkleylitfest.org.uk.
2020-12-04
00 min
Explore With Visit Bradford
Ilkley
John Foster visits the picturesque town of Ilkley, situated in the Wharfe Valley at the southern end of the Yorkshire Dales. The former spa town rose to fame in the nineteenth century when thousands visited to take the waters and breathe in the fresh invigorating air.
2020-10-14
33 min
Your Skipton Podcast
An alpaca pitch invasion for Ilkley Town AFC
Ilkley Town AFC chairman Richard Giles tells Rombalds Radio's Stuart Clarkson about the alpaca that stopped play in their match at Carlton Athletic. Read more at https://www.rombaldsradio.com/news/local-news/alpaca-stops-play-in-ilkley-towns-away-fixture/
2020-09-21
03 min
Your Skipton Podcast
Creative Ilkley - Erica Morris
Erica Morris from the Ilkley Literature Festival talks to Rombalds Radio's Stuart Clarkson about the Creative Ilkley consultation and how you can get involved. Click here to read more.
2020-09-14
05 min
Your Skipton Podcast
Diana Crawshaw - Made In Ilkley
Diana Crawshaw shares memories from her new book 'Made in Ilkley' about life growing up in Ilkley in the 1940s and 50s, including attending the town's Rock 'n Roll club, and meeting Cliff Richard at the town's swimming pool. Click here to read more.
2020-09-09
08 min
AF Beer Club
Episode 4 - Ilkley Brewery
I spoke to Ilkley Brewer owner Luke Raven on Monday night as part of a Instagram Live 'Meet the Brewery' session. We discussed the history of the brewery and their evolution to producing 'Virgin Mary' their alcohol-free pale ale. For more info: https://www.ilkleybrewery.co.uk/
2020-09-01
31 min
Your Skipton Podcast
Ilkley Manor House prepares to reopen
Chair of the Ilkley Manor House Trust, Sarah Thomas, talks to Rombalds Radio's Stuart Clarkson about the Bank Holiday weekend event 'Bard in the Yard' featuring Shakespeare monologues, and also looks ahead to the reopening of the Ilkley Manor House on 5th September following its closure during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more here.
2020-08-27
02 min
Bigfoot Collectors Club
"The Alien of Ilkley Moor" w/ Janie Haddad Tompkins
Episode #114 | Actress JANIE HADDAD TOMPKINS (Stay F. Homekins: A Quarantine Podcast, Regular Show) talks about growing up scared of demonic possesion, the time she saw a strange light in the sky and why she no longer believes in ghosts! This week's story of High Strangeness: PHILIP SPENCER and THE ALIEN OF ILKLEY MOOR!--EPISODE LINKSThe Ilkley Moor Alien : https://www.ufocasebook.com/ilkleymoor.html--SHOW INFORMATIONBigfoot Collectors Club is produced by Riley Bray.Listener-Files Submissions: BigfootCollectorsClub@gmail.com.Instagram...
2020-05-06
1h 12
The What If? Podcast
Ep. #176 - What If You Took a Picture of an Alien? [Ilkley Moor Alien]
Phillip Spencer took a picture of the alien that abducted him from Ilkley Moor on December 1, 1987. Buy yourself or a loved one a gift in our shop. Join us on Patreon and get an extra episode every week, plus a back catalog of nearly 100 episodes. Send us stuff! The What If? Podcast | PO box 6554 | Minneapolis, MN | 55406
2020-04-08
56 min
Punk CX: Customer Experience Insights with Adrian Swinscoe
Creating products that customers love - Interview with Chris Ives of Ilkley Brewery
Today’s interview is with Chris Ives, managing director and founder of Ilkley Brewery. I was introduced to Chris by the nice folk at the UK's Department for Business, Innovation and Skills as someone with a great story and one that would appeal to readers of this blog and listeners to my podcast interview series. This interview follows on the back of my last interview: Time to reboot your business and you? Interview with Mitch Joel about Ctrl Alt Delete and is number sixty-three in the series of interviews with authors and business leaders that are doing gr...
2020-01-14
17 min
Unexplained : True Tales of Unexplained Mysteries with Bestselling Author Steph Young
The Unexplained Creature of Ilkley Moor
In the 1980’s, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park of northern England, a retired policeman had a very unsettling experience. On December 1st 1987, retired policeman Phillip Spencer set out on a walk across a windswept Ilkley Moors in the early hours of the morning, taking with him a camera in the hope of photographing the ‘strange lights’ that had recently been reported in the area. As well as it being dark, the moor was swirling with mist and Mr Spencer doubted that he would get any pictures at all, despite having loaded his camera with ultra-light-sensitive film. Suddenly, to his immens...
2019-12-08
25 min
When In Yorkshire Podcast
Episode Thirty Three: Luke Raven - Ilkley Brewery
Hello people, Welcome to episode 33 of the when in Yorkshire Podcast - this is a special one - the first episode recorded in front of a live audience at the Podcast Social Club in thirsk. My guest is Luke Raven of Ilkley Brewery and we chat all things beer. It was great chat and a real education for me in to the world of brewing and I got taste some the brewery’s beers which I can honestly say we’re all very tasty however my favourite being the American pale ale; Hendrix which Luke gives a nice insight into...
2019-12-01
1h 14
Stray FM - Lifestyle
Booths Ilkley to celebrate National Curry Week in style!
Ilkley supermarket Booths are celebrating National Curry Week 2019 in style with a selection of deals on Indian cuisine and a Curry Night in store.
2019-10-02
05 min
The Scarecast: Scary Stories, Mysteries, and True Crime
S3E2 - Dolly's Dip & The Death of Regena Dolly Young / Harold The Doll / The Ilkley Moor Alien
Dolly's Dip & The Death of Regena Dolly YoungHarold The Doll The Ilkley Moor Alien ***Follow me @thescarecast on Instagram for updates. Contact me through email: mike@thescarecast.com for any story requests, concerns, or advertising inquiries.Get your SCAREPASS today by becoming a member on Patreon: listen to all episodes ad-free, get access to bonus content and never-before-released material, and also more extras. JOIN HERE or visit https://www.patreon.com/thescarecastDiscuss this episode on "The Scarecast" Discord serverSupport this podcast at — ht...
2019-07-05
29 min
The Health & Wellbeing Show
How beating cancer inspired a leading Ilkley business
We heard from LFW Podiatry founder Lynda Forbes-Wake about how her own personal battle with cancer inspired her to open the Ilkley clinic, which was recently awarded Health & Wellbeing Business of the Year Award at the Ilkley Business awards.
2019-05-20
05 min
The Health & Wellbeing Show
Luxury accommodation at Mayfield View Care Home in Ilkley
Mayfield View Care Home in Ilkley treat their residents to luxury accommodation and views alongside a number of exceptional care services.
2019-05-14
06 min
The Health & Wellbeing Show
Ilkley Chiropractic Clinic is encouraging parents to bring their teenagers for a health check
Ben Groom from Stray FM's Health and Wellbeing show went to talk to Dr John Rees at Ilkley Chiropractic to find out more about the potential health issues for local teenagers.
2019-04-08
05 min
The Food & Drink Show
Roll the dice and name your price at The Yard Ilkley
The Yark in Ilkley are launching their Happy Hour with a twist - roll an even number on the dice and get money off your drinks! They are also set to launch the Burgerrito - blending the burger and burrito dishes.
2019-03-13
05 min
The Food & Drink Show
Cocktails at the Ticket Office Ilkley
Stray FM's Beth Parsons has been along to the Ticket Office at Ilkley station where you can pick up more than just a ticket to ride!
2018-08-09
07 min
The Food & Drink Show
The Yard in Ilkley launches new menu
The Yard in Ilkley is not only a great place to watch the world cup this month, it's also well known for it's incredible food! https://www.strayfm.com/news/food-and-drink/2625447/ilkley-bar-and-restaurant-ready-for-the-big-game/
2018-07-04
05 min
Live Sports FM
Ilkley Trophy Champion Sergiy Stakhovsky on Final win & Wimbledon wildcard, "It's always a pleasure for me, I have a bit of history there"
Here's the Fuzion 100 Ilkley Trophy 2018 men's singles winner chatting to Live Sports FM's Tom Clayton straight after his win #IlkleyTrophy
2018-06-24
04 min
Live Sports FM
Ilkley Trophy Champion Tereza Smitkova qualifies for Wimbledon with win, "I can't believe it, it's like a dream"
Here's the Fuzion 100 Ilkley Trophy 2018 women's singles winner chatting to Live Sports FM's Tom Clayton straight after her win #IlkleyTrophy
2018-06-24
02 min
Live Sports FM
Fuzion 100 Ilkley Trophy 2018 - Behind The Scenes
Join Tom Clayton for a unique look behind the scenes at the Ilkley Trophy 2018 from 16-24 June - as some of the best players in the World compete to qualify for Wimbledon Join us for live commentary from centre court on www.livesportsfm.co.uk
2018-06-13
25 min
The Health & Wellbeing Show
Fuzion 100 Ilkley Trophy
A whole host of international tennis players will be at Ilkley Lawn Tennis and Squash club from Saturday 16th June 2018 for "Fuzion 100 Ilkley Trophy." It's a must for any tennis fan and Stray FM's Pete Egerton has been along to find out more.
2018-06-12
06 min
The Business Hub
Love Your Local High Street - Knaresborough, Boroughbridge, Ilkley, Otley and Harrogate
Plus we get the greatest hits of week one of Love Your Local High Street 2018 - businesses from Harrogate, Ilkley, Knaresborough, Boroughbridge and Otley are on! https://www.strayfm.com/HighStreet/
2018-01-22
06 min
The Food & Drink Show
Ilkley welcomes The Ticket Office
Located in Ilkley train station it's the latest bar to explore in Ilkley.
2017-12-14
01 min
Christmas Show
Christmas Lingerie? Get Sorted at The Fitting Room in Ilkley
If you're shopping for your wife or girlfriend and fancy buying some lingerie... do you know what you're looking for? Christopher Dean has been talking bras at The Fitting Room in Ilkley!
2016-12-15
06 min
Stray FM News
Support for women with antenatal and postnatal depression in Ilkley
Naomi Dannenburg and Tara Hildebrandt, who run Ilkley PANDAS, tell Stray FM about their own experiences and their new support group.
2016-11-03
08 min
Stray FM News
Tournament Director Charlie Maunder on the eve of the Aegon Ilkley Trophy
We get an update ahead of the start of Yorkshire's biggest tennis tournament, as it returns to #Ilkley Lawn Tennis and Squash Club.
2016-06-10
04 min