This special edition of the podcast shares Rachel’s lunchtime talk at the University of Nottingham where she discusses; her four year project looking at the Separatists, the Mayflower sailing of 1620 and the three sculptures she has created for the Pilgrim Roots District of the UK.
Thanks to the manuscripts department for the audio recording.

Join artist Rachel Carter and special guest Ross Wilson, Director of Liberal Arts as they continue to look at the exhibition Beyond The Mayflower at the University of Nottingham. Creative break by Geoff Lowery.

Join artist Rachel Carter and special guests Susan Suer from Heritage Leiden and Matthew Hamilton, Framework Co-ordinator at The Framework Knitters Museum as we discuss the Pilgrims in Leiden and the textile industry. Creative break performed by Mick Jenkinson.

Join artist Rachel Carter as she travels to Boston market place where she talks to the women who took part in the Lucet weaving activities for the new sculpture. Creative break features the poetry of Jean Ingelow (1820-1897) performed by Poesy In Motion.

Join artist Rachel Carter and Katie Green from The Imagination Museum as they discuss their Mayflower 400 projects and discover some of the similar creative processes that are used in dance and sculpture. Creative breaks by Max Perryment -Composition and sound design and  Beth Duke - Additional sound design.

Join artist Rachel Carter with special guest Kathryn Summerwill from Nottingham University Manuscripts and Special Collections as they revisit their discussion on the forthcoming exhibition ‘Beyond The Mayflower’.

Join Rachel Carter and her special guest Peter Abbott OBE, British Consul-General in New England as we discuss the differences and similarities between Boston, Lincs and Boston, MA, trade and export and Immigration. Creative break supplied by Sheila North.

Join Rachel Carter and her special guest Erik Grigg as they discuss the Viking raiders who chose to settle in the Midlands, Dane Law and women’s roles in Viking Britain. Creative break supplied by Mick Jenkinson.