Big thanks to @LouiseRondel & Liam Healy for engaging so thoughtfully with our (Pat Brodie and me) soon to be published book. https://t.co/v9Kfjmuyji

Also massive thank you to my wonderful collaborator Laura Henneke, with whom I will be exploring infrastructure in Berlin on Thursday 14th November. Please join us! More details here:

So pleased to see this published. A lot of miles have been spent walking and talking about infrastructure and the city. Thanks to all who have participated over the 5 1/2 years(!), it has been such an enriching and generative experience and we have learnt so much with you.

A reminder that our Confluence podcasts (about the rivers of Lewisham) are now on Soundcloud and will stay there! - they are due to disappear from the original platform in a few days.

Soundwalking Sociologists in Salford. #UndiscipliningII

The sound walking session at the undisciplining II conference on Salford is just brilliant with ⁦@EmmakJackson & Louise Rhondel - listening to Lewisham and the river Quaggy.

These podcasts are fabulous - Place-making and the rivers of Lewisham.

I hope you enjoy these experimentations with sociological soundwalking. The brilliant field recordings are by Konstantinos Damianakis.

The second audio walk runs from Lewisham Gateway to Creekside in Deptford. It focuses on rivers, development, migration, care and maintenance. https://t.co/rBr8iTLvNr

Here are two audio walks I've made with @LouiseRondel. This one follows the River Pool from Lower Sydenham to Catford Bridge and focuses on river spaces, place and belonging - also toads.

Gr8 event with @EmmakJackson @LouiseRondel @goldsmithsuol @thecucr #CUCR and their fab 2-part podcast to accompany walks by our rivers - #Sydenham > Catford + #Lewisham > Deptford Creek. Check it out (QR codes) to find out things you never knew about our rivers. We learnt loads.

And Confluence Episode 2, where @EmmakJackson and I walk along Lewisham’s rivers from Lewisham Gateway to Deptford Creek and hear from those who spend time alongside and in the rivers https://t.co/4cYU1imFcS

Confluence Episode 1. Join @EmmakJackson and me to walk along Lewisham’s rivers from Lower Sydenham to Catford and listen to tales from along and in the rivers https://t.co/RS75URyyXw

Guest post for @Creekside_Trust blog on today’s launch event for Place-making and the rivers of Lewisham.

Episode one of Confluence podcast launched! A walking podcast about how Lewisham’s rivers shape the city and how the city shapes the rivers. This episode runs from Southend Lane to Catford Bridge. I’ll post a link later.

A brilliant day full of things watery and riparian. And cake! A microcosm of the project. Thanks to all who joined us.

I’m listening to the first edit of our walking podcast ‘Confluence’. It combines our reflections, field recordings by Konstantinos Damianakis and the voices of people from along Lewisham rivers. Do come and walk it with us on 29th June!

Playlist coming along swimmingly! And if you would like to join us to listen to it (and to us talk about Lewisham’s rivers), you can book here

Come and walk with us on the river. Launch of our podcasts and report for Place-making and the Rivers of Lewisham. 29th June. Part of rivers week @Thames21. https://t.co/Qn6PwGTDvt

Join us for the podcast and report launch for 'Place-making and the Rivers of Lewisham' 28th June. We are debuting our walking podcasts on the rivers and then having a report launch at @Creekside_Trust. @SociologyGold @GoldsmithsUoL