Adventures In Dowsing

5 December 2010 Megalithic researcher and author Robin Heath shares some of his latest research with us at a meeting of the Earth Energies Group (77 mins, 56MB). visit Robins's website: robinheath.info

12 November 2010 Down Under dowser and geomancer Alanna Moore joins us for a chat at our 2010 Conference, and tells us what she's been up to since her last visit to the UK. (29 mins, 20MB) visit Alanna's website: Geomantica.com

29 October 2010 John Baker, Chair of the BSD Archaeology Special Interest Group, talks to us about the archaeological dowsing scene, and we hear presentations from two group members, Don Bryan and Jim Andrews. (53 mins, 39MB).

24 August 2010 By popular demand, we once again feature Peter Knight. This is a talk he gave to BSD Conference about his research on The Wessex Astrum, a monumental geometric pattern of alignments in the West Country landscape. A geomantic adventure very much in the tradition of 'The Sun and The Serpent' (61 mins, 42MB) Peter's website: Stoneseeker

13 August 2010 A magical megalithic mystery tour to Avebury, Europe's largest stone circle, in the company of local author and earth mysteries researcher Peter Knight. Binaural stereo - listen on headphones for best effect. (62 mins, 45MB) visit Peter's website: Stoneseeker.net

27 June 2010 Summer Special - a conversation about life and all things labyrinthine with labyrinth facilitator Tony Christie, founder of Labyrinths Ireland. (39 mins, 28MB) visit Tony's website: Tony Christie

The BSD represents the national and international face of dowsing in the UK - but what happens in the dowsing scene at a more regional level? Here we talk to three of their Affiliated Local Groups to see what it's like out there. (45 mins, 32MB)

Kinesiologist and author Jane Thurnell-Read talks to BSD Conference about 'Geopathic Stress and Individual Susceptibility'. (61 mins, 43MB)visit Jane's website: https://www.lifeworkpotential.com/

A late-night conversation with BSD Director John Moss, where he tells us the story behind the construction of the stone circle in his garden in the Forest of Dean. (32 mins, 22 MB) Read about the May Cottage stone circle here.

 An interview double-bill with dowser and author Wilma Davidson, and former BSD Vice-President Adrian Incledon-Webber. They talk about their dowsing background, their spirit rescue work, and why they prefer to work remotely. (38 mins, 26MB)

Dowser and geo-biologist Roy Riggs gives a talk at BSD Conference on the topic of technopathic stress -a recent phenomenon caused by chronic exposure to electromagnetic fields and the pulsed microwave radiation that is increasingly becoming part of modern life. (65 mins, 44MB) visit Roy's website: royriggs.net click here for Grahame's Guide to Technopathic Stress

Former BSD President Dr. Patrick MacManaway talks about geopathic stress and shares some stories from his geomantic casebook. (40 mins, 28MB)Visit Patrick's website: patrickmacmanaway.com

31 August 2009 Geoff Holder, chronicler of the strange and mysterious, joins us at a Top Secret location to tell us about his passion for holy wells and stone circles; and we attend the launch of his book, 'The Guide To Mysterious Glasgow'. (45 mins, 43MB) Visit Geoff's website: geoffholder.com

8 August 2009 Radionics practitioner Doris Frankish gives a talk to the BSD Earth Energies Group about colour dowsing, and shares some fascinating stories from her casebook. Plus, the latest BSD news. (43 mins, 39MB) Download talk handout (PDF)

28 June 2009 Join us on a special summer solstice walk of the Edinburgh labyrinth, where Grahame talks about the history and magic of these ancient symbols, explains why they are so fascinating to dowsers, and talks to labyrinth creator and Chaplain of Edinburgh University, the Rev. Di Williams. (28 mins, 26 MB) Visit the labyrinth website: Edinburgh labyrinth Click here for the World-wide labyrinth locator

5 June 2009 In this episode, we continue our field trip in the company of Paul Devereux with a tour of the Rollright Stones in Oxfordshire, where Paul tells us about some of the findings of the Dragon Project. Plus, a roundup of forthcoming BSD courses. Binaural stereo. Listen on headphones - it's like being there! (28 mins, 26MB) Visit Paul's website: pauldevereux.co.uk Click here for Rollrights survey plan

31 March 2009 Renowned earth mysteries researcher and author Paul Devereux takes us on a walk along a Medieval corpse road in Warwickshire. Plus, news about this year's BSD conference. Binaural stereo. Listen on headphones - it's like being there! (28 mins, 27MB) Visit Paul's website: pauldevereux.co.uk

12 February 2009 We foray into the fascinating world of earth energy dowsing with master dowser Billy Gawn, who tells us why he's built a stone circle in his garden, and continue our lessons by looking for energy leys and practising deviceless dowsing. Plus, a roundup of forthcoming BSD events and courses. (30 mins, 22 MB)

22 December 2008 We take a look at the work of Village Water, a charity set up by former BSD Vice-President David Dixon, which dowses and provides water supplies for remote communities in Africa; and continue our lessons with a short session on finding the depth of a water source. (38 mins, 27MB) Visit Village Water website: villagewater.org

12 November 2008 Legendary dowsing author Tom Graves talks to us about the changes he has seen in the dowsing world in the 30 years since Needles of Stone was published, tells us what he's been up to in Australia, and shares his model of the 7-circuit Classical labyrinth as a metaphor for the skills learning process. (19 mins, 14MB) Click here for Tom's labyrinth model visit Tom's website: Tetradian Books Click here for Tom's blog