Audio interview on The Togcast, April 2021

Part of a longer episode, this full interview was published as a bonus episode, discussing how I adapted to the seismic shifts of pandemic policies in work.

Kieran Dodds Audio interview on The Togcast, April 2021
Kieran Dodds Audio interview on The Togcast, April 2021 A large hedge overhangs the pavement in Cramond, Edinburgh, UK. At a time of national crisis, the humble border hedge took on a renewed sense of purpose, its presence a vivid metaphor for self-isolation and social distancing. This series of suburban landscapes began n March 2020 during the permitted daily lockdown excursions in the 'bungalow belt' of Edinburgh. Green space in cities brings many benefits for citizen's mental and physical health. As well as privacy, border hedges provide cover for nesting birds and reducing wind shear to give shelter to plants.
Kieran Dodds Audio interview on The Togcast, April 2021 An avenue of hedges between houses in Warriston, Edinburgh. At a time of national crisis, the humble border hedge took on a renewed sense of purpose, its presence a vivid metaphor for self-isolation and social distancing. This series of suburban landscapes began n March 2020 during the permitted daily lockdown excursions in the 'bungalow belt' of Edinburgh. Green space in cities brings many benefits for citizen's mental and physical health. As well as privacy, border hedges provide cover for nesting birds and reducing wind shear to give shelter to plants.
Kieran Dodds Audio interview on The Togcast, April 2021 A shaft of light illuminates a border hedge in the Craiglockhart area of Edinburgh, UK. At a time of national crisis, the humble border hedge took on a renewed sense of purpose, its presence a vivid metaphor for self-isolation and social distancing. This series of suburban landscapes began n March 2020 during the permitted daily lockdown excursions in the 'bungalow belt' of Edinburgh. Green space in cities brings many benefits for citizen's mental and physical health. As well as privacy, border hedges provide cover for nesting birds and reducing wind shear to give shelter to plants.