In this special episode, I sit down with pioneering sound artist Justin Wiggan, whose work explores the deep emotional and sensory potential of sound. From his immersive Internal Gardens project to the healing beauty of Echo Points, Justin shares insights into how sound can become a tool for memory, healing, and storytelling. We also touch on his moving work Names in the Sky,  a sonic memory garden' at Ty Hafan Children's Hospice in Wales.

🎧 Explore more of Justin’s work:
🌐 www.justinwiggan.co.uk
📸 Instagram @glassedtwin
📽️ Names in the Sky – BBC Documentary https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00060w0

Justin Wiggan Interview | Field Notes: Conversations with Creatives | The Wildflower Hour

Step into the forest-floor dreamscape of Ghostpipe, the musical alias of Jasmine Blackmoore. In this ethereal conversation, we explore her world of mossy synths and petrichor melodies—sonic textures that feel like rainfall through leaves. Jasmine shares the inspirations behind her haunting, nature-infused soundscapes, what we can learn from the intelligence of plants, and the story behind her award-winning track Mycelium, which won the Judge’s Prize at Falmouth Art Gallery.

Interview with Ghostpipe | Field Notes: Conversations with Creatives | The Wildflower Hour

In this episode, I speak with Cornwall-based experimental electronic producer Toby Sadgrove, aka Sadgrove. We explore his distinctive sonic world—where textured electronics meet emotional depth—and talk about process, place, and pushing the boundaries of sound.

Sadgrove Interview | Field Notes: Conversations with Creatives | The Wildflower Hour

Interview with Ghostpipe | Field Notes: Conversations with Creatives | The Wildflower Hour

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