Inside A Mountain: walking real and imaginary landscape with Charlie Lee-Potter
Charlie Lee-Potter
14 episodes
5 months ago
Inside A Mountain takes its name from nature writer Nan Shepherd's haunting phrase that 'a mountain has an inside'. In other words, walking isn't to accumulate miles or conquer peaks, but to experience the transformative power of moving through real and imaginary space. Using soundscape and music, Charlie Lee-Potter take contemplative walks with musicians, artists, writers and scientists.
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Inside A Mountain takes its name from nature writer Nan Shepherd's haunting phrase that 'a mountain has an inside'. In other words, walking isn't to accumulate miles or conquer peaks, but to experience the transformative power of moving through real and imaginary space. Using soundscape and music, Charlie Lee-Potter take contemplative walks with musicians, artists, writers and scientists.
SERIES 1: EPISODE 5: Strange loops and walking as thinking, with mathematician Marcus du Sautoy
Inside A Mountain: walking real and imaginary landscape with Charlie Lee-Potter
59 minutes 2 seconds
3 years ago
SERIES 1: EPISODE 5: Strange loops and walking as thinking, with mathematician Marcus du Sautoy
EPISODE 5
Marcus du Sautoy, Professor for the Public Understanding of Science at the University of Oxford, has the kind of imagination which draws on complex mathematics, music, science and literature simultaneously. On this walk through a North London park, Marcus and Charlie cover both literal and imaginative ground - and one of them gets lost in the marshes.
Marcus with one of his beloved yellow notepads
Tree no. 47 - Marcus's tree of the day
Inside A Mountain: walking real and imaginary landscape with Charlie Lee-Potter
Inside A Mountain takes its name from nature writer Nan Shepherd's haunting phrase that 'a mountain has an inside'. In other words, walking isn't to accumulate miles or conquer peaks, but to experience the transformative power of moving through real and imaginary space. Using soundscape and music, Charlie Lee-Potter take contemplative walks with musicians, artists, writers and scientists.
