Nathan Evans

which was a B-side, I think maybe to the Staircase Mystery, I might be wrong.

And I was directed by Nathan Evans, and I did a performance to that.

And that was wearing a garment that was made out of unopened envelopes that had been sent to me, because even now I find it problematic to open an envelope.

Like bills?

Listen, I'm very neutral.

Callum Bell, we should have got Nathan Evans there.

Oh,

Jesus.

Everyone welcome into the program.

I hope that you are ready for the show because the show, if you have not heard, we're going- we are going to be talking to, uh, the managing editor of Calcopia, and that is Mr. Nathan Evans, longtime contributor.

And overall, just a really fun way to head into the weekend, where we talk about, you know, just a little bit of everything, and it's always a lot of fun.

And of course, uh, today is going to be a little bit different.

Uh, anything and everything.

You will always find a nice little mixed bag over there.

So welcome back onto the program once again, Mr. Nathan Evans.

Nathan, how you doing?

The junk does pile up if you don't have a regular tidy-up, doesn't it? That was Pale Song from the album Blizzard by Dove Ellis, which is at number three in this month's chart.

At two, it's still Angels Share from Nathan Evans and St. Phoenix, and at one, the mighty Mumford & Sons with Prizefighter.

But that's all for this month.

Don't forget the next episode of Folk on Foot featuring Stornoway on the Gower Peninsula.

So is this the one with the big giant tanks de-kick and everything like that that was there and you were just kind of in the middle of all

that? I was in the first we were in the creative section so this was after the flag parade so I was in the first section basically I'm just in a train station and I'm dancing and who was the, oh my god I forgot his name Nathan Evans was singing and I'm like this is, I'm just walking about the king and queen are sat over there Nathan Evans is singing what is happening and yeah

and Grado's going to be about somewhere you know

he was on the pre-show

The 10,000 small sounds of people moving through shared space.

had largely ceased, and into that silence, from a small island off the northern coast of Scotland, a postman named Nathan Evans picked up his phone and sang a sea shanty.

Within days, Wellerman had reached hundreds of millions of people.

Within weeks, strangers across the world were recording their own voices and layering them over his, adding harmonies they had taught themselves overnight, building from one voice into dozens, into something that sounded unmistakably like a crew, like people pulling together on the same rope.

They are a fantastic band.

Somebody else that is fantastic and is going to be back out here, Nathan Evans, and this is Highland Girl.

We danced all night till the sun came up One for the road and another for luck I didn't know Then I fell in love, in love with my hailing girl Hair like fire We'll be right back.

you reached out your hand took hold of me didn't notice We'll be right back.