The Realisation Festival Podcast
Welcome to the podcast of the Realisation Festival, which takes place every year at St Giles House, Wimborne, Dorset (http://realisationfestival.com).
The podcast is hosted by Mark Vernon, in conversation with individuals who have attended the festival. The aim is to develop a sense of the various ways in which realising is done, as people offer reflections on ideas, experiences, books and activities.
The Realisation Festival Podcast
Latest Episodes
Realisation 2026 at Do Radio: Benedict Pollard learns from oaks and Nikki Trott from the uncertainty of profound change
This is an episode of Do Radio Series, Where To Next?, hosted by Dan Kieran.Dan came to Realisation 2025 and, for this episode, spoke with Charles Foster, one of our speakers.Dan writes: “I’m thrilled to say that this year I atten...
Realisation 2026 at Do Radio: Indra Adnan precipitates explorations and realisations
This is an episode of Do Radio Series, Where To Next?, hosted by Dan Kieran.Dan came to Realisation 2025 and, for this episode, spoke with Indra Adnan, festival advisor and speaker.Dan writes: “My experiences at the Realisation Fe...
Realisation 2026 at Do Radio: Sarah Corbett changes the world one stitch at a time
This is an episode of Do Radio Series, Where To Next?, hosted by Dan Kieran.Dan came to Realisation 2025 and, for this episode, spoke with Sarah Corbett, one of our speakers.Dan writes: “This is such a beautiful interview. I’m not...
Realisation 2026 at Do Radio: Charles Foster and the edges of the world
This is an episode of Do Radio Series, Where To Next?, hosted by Dan Kieran.Dan came to Realisation 2025 and, for this episode, spoke with Charles Foster, one of our speakers.Dan writes: “Charles is a very modest man and seems gen...
Realisation 2025 at Do Radio: Roc Sandford and Sarah Wilson
This is the fourth episode of Do Radio Series, Where To Next?, hosted by Dan Kieran.Dan came to Realisation 2025 and, for this episode, spoke with Roc Sandford and Sarah Wilson, two of our speakers.Dan writes: "This is an incredib...