Recording the Wild Isles podcast 'Beginner's guide to camping' on Brownsea Island, Poole Harbour — Recording the National Trust Podcast episode 'Escape to Adventure Island' on Brownsea Island, Poole Harbour | © National Trust Images/James Beck

Podcasts

Listen to episodes of the National Trust Podcast for free to discover the stories behind the gardens, collections and outdoor places in our care and learn about the houses that helped to shape and influence our history.

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National Trust Podcast: series seven

Listen to series seven of the National Trust Podcast. From the communities celebrating blossom to the Anglo-Saxon ship buried at Sutton Hoo in Suffolk, discover stories filled with history and nature.

A view from the doorway of Paul McCartney's childhood bed, guitar and green chair in a small cream-coloured room.

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National Trust Podcast: series six

From lesser known tales about Beatrix Potter, to the childhood home of Sir Paul McCartney; there are so many stories to uncover from the places in our care. Explore more of them in series six of our podcast.

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Listen to series five

Catch up with series five of the National Trust Podcast and discover episodes full of art, history and adventure.

Puffins on the Farne Islands, Northumberland

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Nature podcasts playlist

Wherever you are, take UK wildlife with you. Filled with stories of seals, butterflies, beavers and birds, be transported to remote beaches and mighty treetops with our nature podcast playlist.

Summer in the parterres at Westbury Court Garden, Gloucestershire

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Garden podcasts playlist

From subtropical havens to ornate sculpture parks, the gardens in our care are steeped in history. Listen to our garden podcast episodes to find out more about their history and the people who look after them.

Walkers passing by a stream on Slieve Donard in the Mourne Mountains, County Down

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Walking podcasts playlist

Join ranger Kate Martin as she rambles along routes through some of the Trust’s most beautiful landscapes, uncovering myths, legends and history along the way.

Caryl Parry Jones stands outside Penrhyn Castle in Wales, with the National Trust podcast team in the background holding recording equipment.

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People's Landscapes series

Join presenter John Sergeant and guests in this podcast series exploring the connection between people and landscapes through the ages.

A replica of the Anglo-Saxon helmet of war at Sutton Hoo

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Bettany Hughes: Ten places, Europe and Us podcast

Join historian Bettany Hughes in this podcast series exploring the connections of ten inspiring National Trust places to Europe and the wider world.

Books in the collection at Florence Court, County Fermanagh

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Literary podcasts playlist

Our literary-themed podcast episodes explore how places we care for helped to shape the work of famous authors such as Agatha Christie and William Wordsworth.

A painting of the racehorse Hambletonian by George Stubbs (1724–1806), at Mount Stewart House, County Down, Northern Ireland. One man in a top hat holds the horse's bridle while another holds a cloth to rub the horse down.

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125 Treasures series

Join actress Alison Steadman in this podcast series as she delves into the stories behind five fascinating historical objects in the National Trust collections, from tapestries to obelisks.

The 5th Marquess of Anglesey, Henry Cyril Paget, posing on a chair in fancy costume, with winged helmet and adorned in jewels.

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LGBTQ podcast series with Clare Balding

Listen to our podcast series with Clare Balding, exploring the lost and hidden LGBTQ stories from some of the special places in our care.

Kirsty Wark, wearing headphones and a multi-coloured animal-print shirt, sits in front of a microphone during the recording of the Women and Power podcast series.

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Women and Power podcast series

Listen to the Women and Power podcast series, presented by journalist and broadcaster Kirsty Wark, and discover the stories behind the women's suffrage movement and how some of the special places in our care are connected.

Recording the National Trust Podcast at Divis & The Black Mountain, Northern Ireland

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All you need to know about podcasts

Find out all you need to know about podcasts – both National Trust and others – covering what they are, where to find them and the difference between streaming and downloading.

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Listen to the latest issue

Learn more about the places in our care in the audio version of our magazine, which covers the main articles from the latest issue and includes extra behind-the-scenes chats with our contributors.