Katy Cawkwell's guest appearances

Katy Cawkwell

Storytelling with Michael Harvey

Quay Words podcast

Sharon Blackie

Patrick Gale

Fiona Collins

Angharad Wynne

Tamar Williams

Paula Crutchlow

Guto Dafis

Cath Little

Naomi Wilds

Peter Stevenson

OwlTail

In episode two of the Quay Words podcast, Literature Works' CEO Helen Chaloner is in conversation with Devon based storyteller Katy Cawkwell. Katy is working on a digital storytelling commission for Quay Words - Eels, Eagles and Unicorns: Hidden Nature at Exeter Custom House for Heritage Open Days 2020. Here, we find out more about Katy's motivation and inspiration as a storyteller and she treats us to a story. Enjoy!Let us know what you thought of this podcast by takingo ur short survey, here: uk.culturecounts.cc/s/3Nd1qe. Thank you!

In episode two of the Quay Words podcast, Literature Works' CEO Helen Chaloner is in conversation with Devon based storyteller Katy Cawkwell. Katy is working on a digital storytelling commission for Quay Words - Eels, Eagles and Unicorns: Hidden Nature at Exeter Custom House for Heritage Open Days 2020. Here, we find out more about Katy's motivation and inspiration as a storyteller and she treats us to a story. Enjoy! Let us know what you thought of this podcast by takingo ur short survey, here: <a href="http://uk.culturecounts.cc/s/3Nd1qe" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">uk.culturecounts.cc/s/3Nd1qe</a>. Thank you!

Quay Words Podcast Episode 2  -Storytelling with Katy Cawkwell

We still had a few moments left before Katy had to go and prepare for her performance and I took the opportunity so show her the images of the figure on top of Carn Ingli. I had the photographs with me on my laptop and they provoked some fascinating observations. Recording in a car gives really good sound quality until a delivery lorry parks beside you. Sorry about the revving and beeping!Here’s what we talked about in the EXTRA session...Showing Katy photographs of Carn Ingli and the pregnant giantess on its summit.The multivalent nature of imagination and stories in landscape.Getting lost and the strange relationship of strangeness and familiarity in landscape.The Otherworld - again!

We still had a few moments left before Katy had to go and prepare for her performance and I took the opportunity so show her the images of the figure on top of Carn Ingli. I had the photographs with me on my laptop and they provoked some fascinating observations. Recording in a car gives really good sound quality until a delivery lorry parks beside you. Sorry about the revving and beeping! Here’s what we talked about in the EXTRA session...<ul><li>Showing Katy photographs of Carn Ingli and the pregnant giantess on its summit.</li><li>The multivalent nature of imagination and stories in landscape.</li><li>Getting lost and the strange relationship of strangeness and familiarity in landscape.</li><li>The Otherworld - again!</li></ul>

Mabinogi #8 EXTRA with Katy Cawkwell

A conversation with Exeter based storyteller Katy Cawkwell who delved into the Mabinogi for her Festival at the Edge Commission in 2003 with her story of Rhiannon. You can order the CD of Rhiannon, as well as other stories on the shop page on her site. We talked in Bristol just before she had to go and prepare for the show Women Who Gave No F**ks with a stellar line-up of women storytellers at the Tobacco Factory in Bristol. The video below is from a storytelling tour Katy did with the production compant Adverse Camber.Our conversation which ranged far and wide and covered the following…The influence of Eric Maddern and Hugh Lupton’s courses at  Tŷ Newydd The illustrations of Margaret JonesUnderstanding Annwfn - the Welsh OtherworldW J Gruffydd’s study of RhiannonThe challenges of finding the narrative line of Mabinogi storiesThe inspiration of the Welsh landscape, particularly Carn Ingli in Pembrokeshire.

A conversation with Exeter based storyteller <a href="http://www.katycawkwell.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Katy Cawkwell</a> who delved into the Mabinogi for her <a href="https://www.festivalattheedge.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Festival at the Edge</a> Commission in 2003 with her story of Rhiannon. You can order the CD of Rhiannon, as well as other stories <a href="http://www.katycawkwell.co.uk/cd-shop/4515456510" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">on the shop page on her site</a>. We talked in Bristol just before she had to go and prepare for the show <a href="https://www.tobaccofactorytheatres.com/shows/women-who-gave-no-fks/#about-tab" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Women Who Gave No F**ks </a>with a stellar line-up of women storytellers at the Tobacco Factory in Bristol. The video below is from a storytelling tour Katy did with the production compant <a href="https://www.adversecamber.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Adverse Camber</a>. Our conversation which ranged far and wide and covered the following…<ul><li>The influence of Eric Maddern and Hugh Lupton’s courses at  Tŷ Newydd </li><li>The illustrations of Margaret Jones</li><li>Understanding Annwfn - the Welsh Otherworld</li><li>W J Gruffydd’s study of Rhiannon</li><li>The challenges of finding the narrative line of Mabinogi stories</li><li>The inspiration of the Welsh landscape, particularly Carn Ingli in Pembrokeshire.</li></ul>