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Norfolk & Good

Enjoying Norfolk

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The Enjoying Norfolk podcast. Norfolk things, places and people that we like, and would happily recommend to friends & family... along with other general musings of a Norfolk nature. Discover, Support, Enjoy.
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Recognising the unique tapestry of the travel destination, Norfolk Island, we are excited to present a captivating podcast series that will delve into the island's rich sound heritage and traditions. Through this audio exploration, listeners will embark on a journey to discover and learn more about the island's distinctive Norf'k language, its captivating sound recordings, and the intricacies of our customs & etiquette. This podcast series is hosted by Jodie Williams, Churchill Fellow. Each ...
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Norfolk Folklore Society

Norfolk Folklore Society

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The Norfolk Folklore Society podcast hosted by Siofra Connor & Stacia Briggs. We hope to entice folklore lovers, stone spotters, paranormal investigators, cryptozoologists, folk horror enthusiasts, ufologists, magic users and any other curious souls to join us on our strange journeys around Norfolk.
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Norfolk Wizard Game

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A Mage: The Ascension actual-play taking place in the same universe as Hunter: The Parenting, following a group of Mages in Norfolk, Virginia, discovering the truth of reality and their ability to bend it at their whims.
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The Norfolk Heritage Centre Podcast

Norfolk Heritage Centre

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Explore our local studies collection and discover more about this beautiful county with our regular podcast. Norfolk Heritage Centre is located on the second floor of Norwich Millennium Library. More info here: thenorfolkheritagecentrepodcast.wordpress.com
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The Eastern Daily Press’ King’s-Lynn based sports reporter Gavin Caney will be bringing you all the latest news and views from the west of the county in his new weekly West Norfolk Sports Podcast. Expect in-depth analysis on the exploits of the town’s football and speedway clubs as well as features away from The Walks and the Norfolk Arena. Special guests, quizzes and fan interaction are the name of the day. So get in touch and join in by e-mailing your questions, comments and observations t ...
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The British county of Norfolk - where the iconic success of Team Lotus was cultivated, where Ayrton Senna, Martin Brundle, Mark Webber and more honed their race craft, and home to the NR F1 Podcast. Sports journalist Michael Bailey plus his Formula 1 podcast guests pore over every grand prix, the latest news and talking points. Find your subscription: http://nrf1.uk/podsubscribe and join the debate via Twitter and Facebook @theNRF1
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In this mini portion of Norfolk festiveness, we ask: "What has Norwich got to do with Christmas Crackers?" Listen to discover... Support the show Want more? You can also find us posting daily on Instagram, Facebook, Threads and Tik Tok. Fan of the show? Get some fancy Norfolk & Good podcast merch.توسط Enjoying Norfolk
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It’s SHOW TIME - in our daily mini dose of Norfolk festiveness. Panto - we love it! (Oh yes we do!) It wouldn't be Christmas without a nod to the incredible shows happening across the County at this time of year. Want to add some sparkle and joy to your festive season? Check out our hand-checked list of Norfolk Panto happening this season. If you h…
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Like Christmas, Norfolk is synonymous with Turkey. In today's mini portion of Norfolk festiveness, we explore why. Will you be having a Norfolk Turkey on Christmas Day this year? If you have any comments or memories about Norfolk Turkeys, please drop us an email to [email protected] Support the show Want more? You can also find us posting…
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Welcome to our Norfolk Christmas Countdown - an 'audio advent calendar' of 24 days of bite-sized festive stories about Norfolk, with a bonus episode on Christmas Day. Each day from now until Christmas we’ll be dropping a pod portion of Chistmassy Norfolkness to get you in the holiday spirit. Where better than to start on December 1st than with Chri…
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Festive fun, full steam ahead! Embarrassingly, it's been OVER 2 YEARS since we last uploaded an episode of our Norfolk & Good podcast. But watch this space, because we are popping back, VERY SOON, with a brand new series of Norfolk-focussed chats, to get you in the festive mood. Meanwhile, if you've never listened, you can catch up on previous epis…
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If you’re moving to Norfolk, Virginia Beach, or Langley AFB during the government shutdown, listen up — this episode will save your timeline. We’re breaking down how the shutdown affects your loan, flood insurance, and PCS move… and exactly what to do about it. The 2025 government shutdown has left a lot of military families and coastal homeowners …
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Celebrating 52 weeks of our Norfolk Island Sound Heritage - After an incredible journey spanning an entire year, I’ve now reached the end of Season 1. What began as a simple idea has blossomed into 52 extraordinary episodes where we've explored countless topics, shared old audios from my archival collection, and created a library of conversations t…
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Our Norf'k language as spoken in 1957 - In a couple of my earlier podcast episodes, I have shared some of the recordings as captured in 1957, by linguist and fieldworker, Elwyn Flint from the University of Queensland. His visit to the island involved his capturing in sound recordings some of the first in-depth documentation into the Norf’k language…
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A tribute to historians of Norfolk Island's penal colonies - Norfolk Island stands as one of the most significant penal settlements in the British Empire's history. The stories of those who endured transportation, forced labour, and brutal punishment might have been lost to time were it not for the dedicated historians who committed themselves to d…
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History, heritage & conservation - an audio lens! - In the 1980s, filmmaker John Anderson embarked on a remarkable endeavour to document Norfolk Island's rich tapestry of history, conservation, and heritage through the emerging medium of documentary film. Working with limited resources but boundless vision, John recognised that our remote South Pac…
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Finally, our live recording at the Bungay Black Shuck Festival 2025! We share an intriguing photo taken recently in Norfolk and we welcome special guests Anne and Tom. They share their absolutely amazing encounter with Black Shuck. Their storytelling and scene setting is just wonderful and it was an honour to have them on the podcast.…
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Voices of 1970 in speech and song - In the late 1960s, when the world was changing rapidly around them, one visionary man on Norfolk Island recognised that something precious was slipping away. Armed with pioneering sound recording equipment—a rarity in those days and costly to acquire for such a remote location—he embarked on a mission that would …
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Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area (KAVHA) & stewardship - Step into a world where heritage conservation meets hands-on craftsmanship and where the reverence for traditional tools and hand-worked mastery defined every restoration project in KAVHA. This KAVHA area is deeply seeped in a layered history—from early Polynesian occupation and navig…
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Norfolk Porpay Jelly & a Jam! - What is porpay? Seasonally, Norfolk bestows a delicious gift, the red guava fruit. They grow in thickets in many parts of the island. We call them "porpay" in the Norf’k language and they grow wild here. To look at, the porpay grow about as round as a ten cent piece, and when they are ripe they are a very deep, dark …
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The Pitcairn-Norfolk connection - Nestled in the vast expanse of the South Pacific, two remarkable islands share extraordinary histories whilst maintaining their own unique identities. Norfolk Island and Pitcairn Island, separated by thousands of kilometres of ocean, tell stories of human perseverance in some of the world's most remote locations, w…
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Norfolk Island's Centenarian Legacy - Since the arrival of the Pitcairners in 1856, Norfolk Island has celebrated seven residents who reached the remarkable milestone of 100 years. Unlike many modern societies where the elderly are sometimes marginalised, Norfolk Island continues to value and honour its older people in meaningful ways. When someone…
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Recorded in the basement of The Holloway in Norwich, hidden beneath St Benedict’s Street, this episode was captured before a live audience, though we can’t promise it was only the living who joined us. We explore the rich history of the area and share eerie tales from the neighbouring street, including paranormal encounter on Exchange Street and Po…
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The Pitcairn Register - The Pitcairn Register stands as a most significant historical document for the people of Norfolk Island, representing our unique heritage. Created by John Buffett on Pitcairn Island in the early 19th century, this meticulous record chronicles the births, deaths, and marriages of the community from January 1790 until 1854. He…
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Welcome to the very first episode of the Hampton Roads Market Pulse Podcast 🎙️ — your go-to source for real estate, business, and lifestyle insights across Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Suffolk, Hampton, and the entire Hampton Roads region. In today’s Midweek Mix (August 20, 2025), we’re breaking down three stories that matter most if you li…
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Why Norfolk Island's Governance History Matters - Norfolk Island's governance history since 1856 offers visitors far more than academic interest—it provides essential context for a deeper, more meaningful engagement with this remarkable place and our people. Understanding this history transforms a holiday visit from one layer of experience of sceni…
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The World of Norfolk - In this episode let’s discuss a few of the reasons that Norfolk Island is described as being a world apart. What makes Norfolk Island truly unique is not just its natural beauty or historical significance, but the way it often exists as a complete world unto itself—with its own distinct character, customs, and contradictions …
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This is the introduction to the 46-module, 53-hour series called Real Estate Investing Secrets. In this intro: There are no real secrets in life The 46 modules (53 hours) of content included in the course Nothing is difficult or hard… the only actual skill you’ll need for the real estate investing business The most common fears of real estate inves…
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'Te Wa Kainga' & a Rawson Hall performance - In this episode let’s step into the rich tapestry of Norfolk Island's sound heritage through the vibrant community performances held at our iconic Rawson Hall with a special focus this week, on the Maori performance group 'Te Wa Kainga'. Rawson Hall has long served as a cultural epicentre of our small Pa…
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Learn the secrets of financial independence for real estate investors in Norfolk. This class is Module 46 of 46 in a series called Real Estate Investing Secrets. Topics covered in this double-length module include: A custom spreadsheet to model where your investment money is coming from and where you will invest it to achieve financial independence…
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From a Whaling Ship to the Methodist Church - The story of Methodism on Norfolk Island begins with an extraordinary twist of fate in 1879. Alfred H. Phelps, serving as a ship's cook aboard the American whaling vessel 'Canton', fell gravely ill whilst the ship was in the Friendly Islands. The captain, recognising the severity of Phelps' condition, m…
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Learn the secrets of tax optimization and minimization for real estate investors in Norfolk. This class is Module 45 of 46 in a series called Real Estate Investing Secrets. Topics covered in this module include: The difference between Above the Line vs Below the Line tax benefits for real estate investors The tax-free sale of a primary residence A …
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Mapping placenames & language anecdotes! - Welcome to Episode 38 of the Untold Norfolk Island travel podcast series. My name is Jodie Williams and as a Norfolk Islander & Churchill Fellow, I am your ‘on island’ podcast host. Audio - A snippet of ‘Don’t Fence Me In’ - captured at a 2011 singalong at an island home. In this episode we are going to de…
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Learn the secrets of Cash on Cash ROI and Cap Rates in Norfolk. This class is Module 44 of 46 in a series called Real Estate Investing Secrets. Topics covered in this module include: The difference between capitalization rates and cash on cash return on investment Why some real estate investors prefer one over the other How to calculate each includ…
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Our Norfolk Island Hansard and Youth Assembly insights - In this episode, let’s discuss the role of ‘Hansard’ as the official, substantially verbatim report of parliamentary proceedings. Named after Thomas Curson Hansard, who first published debates of the British Parliament in the early 19th century, Hansard serves as the authoritative record of w…
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Learn the secrets of return on investment and return on equity in Norfolk. This class is Module 43 of 46 in a series called Real Estate Investing Secrets. Topics covered in this module include: The 4 primary returns from rental properties and the additional area of return The Return Quadrant™ with Reserves Why measuring past returns is easy, but pr…
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The strength of our Norfolk community in fundraising, volunteering and radio! - In isolated island communities such as our Norfolk Island, local initiatives form the backbone of development and sustainability. In this episode, it is with much appreciation to a beautiful lady, affectionately called 'Truk'. Lorraine Walker (nee Hayde) was recently ba…
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Join local poet Penny Plowman as she discusses and reads from her book 'Fractional Moments', which traces her experience, week by week, of living in Norwich through the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic.This event was recorded on Tuesday 10th December 2024 at the Norfolk Heritage Centre.توسط Norfolk Heritage Centre
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Learn the secret of real estate investing partnerships in Norfolk. This class is Module 42 of 46 in a series called Real Estate Investing Secrets. Topics covered in this module include: What are the 3 partnership roles Applying real estate partnerships to a variety of real estate investing strategies Partnering with the seller… especially when flip…
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Norfolk Notes & MBE honours on the island! - In this episode we pay tribute to the late Kathy Lecren who hosted a weekly VL2NI radio program entitled Norfolk Notes in 1985. Have a listen to the following excerpts read by Kathy from the books written by historian and author, Merval Hoare. You’ll hear a snippet about Allan Cunningham, a botanist on t…
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Learn the secret of becoming the preferred real estate investor client that real estate agents and brokers in Norfolk call first with all the best deals. This class is Module 41 of 46 in a series called Real Estate Investing Secrets. Topics covered in this module include: How do you get a real estate agent/broker to call you first with the best dea…
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The traditional art of plaiting and a cabaret! - In this episode we are going to explore two distinctive traditions that have shaped the island's identity - the traditional craft of plaiting and the vibrant musical cabarets of the 1970/80s. The Traditional Plaiting of Island hats Learning to plait traditionally occurs within family settings, with k…
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Learn secret real estate investor horror stories. This class is Module 40 of 46 in a series called Real Estate Investing Secrets. Topics covered in this module include: Mike Tyson says, "Everyone has a plan: until they get punched in the face"... for real estate investors Overcoming fear of tenants, toilets and termites What is expected value and h…
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Country music in festival, a Buffett concert and a tree of knowledge! - The Norfolk Island Country Music Festival was born in 1993 from the creative vision of its Patron, Gayleen Snell, who gathered a dedicated group of volunteers around her kitchen table to discuss an ambitious idea: staging a country music festival that would bring performers and…
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Learn the secrets of analyzing multi-family properties in Norfolk. This class is Module 39 of 46 in a series called Real Estate Investing Secrets. Topics covered in this module include: The differences between analyzing a multi-family property with commercial financing and a single-family home with more traditional financing Obviously, the numbers …
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Building Homes, Digging Wells & Communal Gardens - Discover how Norfolk Islanders maintained our way of life through resourcefulness and cooperation. Establishing homes on the island when the Pitcairners arrived, presented immediate challenges. Chief among these was securing a reliable water source, a necessity that shaped the settlement patterns a…
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Learn the secrets of creative financing and real estate entrepreneurship in Norfolk. This DOUBLE LENGTH class is Module 38 of 46 in a series called Real Estate Investing Secrets. Topics covered in this module include: What is creative financing and how to use it as a real estate investor The 6 types of creative financing Why you should only do deal…
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Bounty Day Celebration: A Norfolk Island Tradition - Bounty Day is a significant annual celebration on Norfolk Island, commemorating the arrival of the Pitcairn Islanders on June 8, 1856. The festivities showcase our distinctive cultural identity where this living tradition brings together Norfolk Island families in period costume for a day filled …
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Learn the secrets of 1031 tax deferred exchanges in Norfolk. This class is Module 37 of 46 in a series called Real Estate Investing Secrets. Topics covered in this module include: What is a 1031 tax-deferred exchange? What are the key aspects of a 1031? The 4 types of 1031 tax-deferred exchanges and when we use each Defining like-kind and understan…
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Cattle, a taxi driver and the right of way! - This podcast episode introduces you to another one of the most charming and unexpected aspects of life on our unique South Pacific island. Welcome to Norfolk Island, where cows have the right of way! One of the biggest surprises for visitors arriving in Norfolk Island is encountering a herd of cattle wa…
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Learn the secrets of buying new construction properties in Norfolk. This class is Module 36 of 46 in a series called Real Estate Investing Secrets. Topics covered in this module include: The pros and cons of investing in real estate with new construction properties What price of new construction should you focus on for investments Different builder…
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Join Norwich historian and author, Helen Murray, as she discusses the artist, Juliet Seebohm, and those she captured in her sketchbook of Cromer, 1883-1884, including the bathing machine proprietor, Lucy Miller, Russian professor, Vinogradoff, and eccentric fisherman, ‘Old Billy.’ This talk was recorded at the Norfolk Heritage Centre on the 8th May…
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Mutiny on the Bounty: Films, a band and a legacy - The factual foundation beneath the Hollywood glamour begins in 1787, when Britain's Royal Society dispatched Lieutenant William Bligh to Tahiti on what seemed a straightforward botanical mission. His orders were to collect breadfruit plants and transport them to the Caribbean, where they would prov…
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Learn the secrets of short-term rental properties in Norfolk. This class is Module 35 of 46 in a series called Real Estate Investing Secrets. Topics covered in this module include: What are the different variations of short-term rentals and what are some of the pros and cons of each. What are the most common ways to finance properties that you’re u…
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Polyphonic singing and our connection to Polynesia - Let’s explore the rich tradition of polyphonic singing in Polynesia, particularly focusing on the historical encounter between Hugh Carleton and the Pitcairn Islanders in 1850. Hugh Carleton, a trader, newspaper editor, politician, and writer with no formal musical qualifications beyond his self-…
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