Voices of the Walk
Voices of the Walk is Paths for All’s everyday walking podcast. Our mission is to get Scotland walking; everyone, everywhere and everyday. In this podcast, we’ll be hearing from a variety of Scotland’s walking champions who are helping make our vision a reality.
- Update frequency
- every 64 days
- Average duration
- 21 minutes
- Episodes
- 27
- Years Active
- 2019 - 2024
Elissa Wilson: How walking can support a dementia friendly community
We caught up with Elissa Wilson over Zoom to find out about her role as Volunteer Walk Leader and committee member at Dementia Friendly Prestwick.
In this episode of Voices of the Walk, Elissa discus…
Senga McLeod and Heather Macleod: Coordinating Health Walks for 25 years
With over 25 years’ experience of coordinating Health Walks between them, Senga McLeod and Heather Macleod have seen first-hand the difference walking makes to so many people.
In this podcast episode,…
Professor Jeff French: Social Marketing for an Active Nation
In this episode of Voices of the Walk, Paths for All’s Communications and Marketing Officer, Deborah Fox, is joined by Professor Jeff French, thought leader in the fields of behavioural influence, So…
Gillian Craig: Paths for All's Community Path Volunteer of the Year
In this episode of Voices of the Walk, Paths for All’s Technical Officer Graeme Anderson talks with our Community Path Volunteer of the Year Gillian Craig.
Gillian joined Ayrshire Coastal Path three …
Alec Finlay: The art of going for a walk
Alec Finlay is an internationally recognised artist and poet. Alec's work crosses over a range of media and forms including poetry, sculpture, print and digital media.
We were lucky enough to have Al…
Jenny Lim: the first steps of the Big Fit Walk
Dr Jenny Lim worked as a GP in Grangemouth, Falkirk, for over 20 years and developed a strong interest in working with young people to promote health and wellbeing.
Working with 11-year-olds from loca…
Mary Allison: researching the impact of the Step Count Challenge
In this episode of Voices of the Walk, we talk to Mary Allison. Mary is currently half way through a PhD at The University of Edinburgh's Physical Activity for Health Research Centre looking at the i…