🇺🇦 How one song unites a nation. Personal stories of the deep connection that so many have to Chervona Kalyna, Ukraine’s unofficial national anthem #Ukraine @TarasRat @EglePlytnikaite @JuliaKateryna @MyroHartmond and an epic @pinkfloyd version

V good ep of On Your Farm produced by Vernon Harwood. Series prod ⁦@ginger_journo⁩

A beautiful, poetic Tweet of the Day by Jackie Morris. Produced by Andrew Dawes who has birds in his very soul.

If you heard a clip of the brilliant We In Front walking group on Pick of the Week… here’s a link to the whole thing… Thanks @thermoflynamics for including it and of course @clarebalding as always for getting stuck in… (it was very muddy). https://t.co/Jjcfstvoo2

What a total pleasure to make this episode of Open Country with the marvellous @AnnekaRice exploring why the Isle of Wight has always been and continues to be a deeply creative place. @BBCR4OC @BBCRadio4 https://t.co/e9b13sC17z

A joyful listen, loved the inside track & the Pips poem in particular…

There’s more to I Will Always Love You than Whitney Houston’s incredible version. Hear the story behind its creation, a gorgeous Syrian version & what happened when Elvis asked to cover it. With @MarcusGrimmie @cecesammy @DrMarieThompson and more

Behind the scenes chat with the man who’s made some of the BBC’s best natural history progs… @MikeGunton takes @clarebalding around Oldbury on Severn. Mike’s worked with Sir David Attenborough for 35 years including on the upcoming Planet Earth III https://t.co/PqoxXgA55f

Hear Strictly’s amazing creative director, Jason Gilkison, talk about his life in dance and connection to Young Hearts Run Free here…! #strictly #youngheartsrunfree https://t.co/1OqSpv1FWa

Join Clare as she walks with self-confessed ‘walking nerd’ Peter, and Margaret who is registered blind and relies on a guide to help her navigate. Available from 3pm on 5 Oct @BBCRadio4 and @BBCSounds #portpatrick #southernuplandway https://t.co/eRtm2zz8L6

A beautiful coastal walk, with two life long friends, on the remote Rhins of Galloway in south west Scotland… with @clarebalding

Ramblings is back next week! We love walking and talking with energetic & inspirational folk. Here’s a preview of the first episode… @BBCRadio4 3pm Thursday

Can land taken for industry be compensated for by creating a nature reserve nearby? This and lots more Felixstowe stuff on @BBCRadio4’s Open Country with @carolynquinncq https://t.co/8Q27pOEpot

Tomorrow’s Open Country with @carolynquinncq was a Radio Times choice. It’s all about Felixstowe and how the huge Port influences the area… including entrepreneurs using old shipping containers as retail outlets on ‘Beach Street’. And a brief parody of the shipping forecast…

Today’s Open Country with nature writer @DrPaulEvans1 features a new short essay he wrote inspired by visiting the magical churchyard of St Melangell in Powys…

Here’s nature writer, Paul Evans, contemplating the innards of an ancient yew in a remote Welsh churchyard… also a preview of next week’s Open Country on @BBCRadio4 featuring the yew and so much more…

We spend a leisurely three hours finding some of the named trees in Savanake and I talk through my ancient tree pilgrimage my motivations how wonderful ancient trees are, some of the threats to them and the need for greater protection. It is a lovely walk with two great people.

Day 40 - Savernake Day 2. Met up with @clarebalding and @_karengregor to record a @BBCRadio4 #radio4ramblings It was a wonderful day, we navigated using a combination of my mobile mapping app & a paper map with the named trees that I got from the beautiful Postern Hill campsite.

Today 3pm…

Why is it so hard to build green? And how can we get the UK’s housing carbon friendly? BBC Radio 4 - Costing the Earth, Steve Backshall Goes Off Grid

Why is it SO hard and expensive to make your home energy efficient? @SteveBackshall shares his story & delves into the bigger questions…