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Farne Sinclair
In Tropical Lands
Conversations with Iain Sinclair about The Gold Machine
A father/daughter journey into the Amazon. I have always been haunted by my great great grandfather Arthur Sinclair. These podcasts are the story of a journey to the Peruvian Amazon with my father, retracing Arthur's steps and his expedition of 1891. This journey inspired Iain Sinclair's book, "The Gold Machine" and Grant Gee's film of the same name. These are the conversations we had along the way, with each other and those we met, as we discovered the forgotten legacy of the British Peruvian Corporation, and heard first hand from the Asheninka tribes who live there still. Sometimes the...
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4.8 stars from 12 ratings
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“I read The Gold Machine last week so I wanted to check out your pod. I felt the book was pretentious but maybe your telling would be more grounded. Unfortunately I can’t listen to it as the audio is so all over the place in its levels. It needs to be mixed and mastered to even out the sound. I...”Read full review »
dosher2077 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/15/23
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“Engrossing, slow telling of a story that connects several pasts with the personal present. Touching conversations between two creative people, father and daughter, attempting to understand the meaning of their unlikely quest.
Very enjoyable.”
shingle street via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/24/21
Unknown history and personal journey
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“A little known bit of British history and a very personal journey in the company of a writer more usually at home within the M25… from the concrete jungle to the real jungle with Iain Sinclair and his daughter and a host of spirits from the past! Great listen.”
Chesshunt via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/16/21
Recent Episodes
Published 06/11/22
In the final episode of the series we search for the Cascades, the mysterious Whirlpool of the Dead, and the furthest place that Arthur reached on his expedition. We are able to put some ghosts to rest, and turn for home.
But there are a few more surprises in store on the way back as we stop at...
Published 06/11/22
We drive up into the high plains of Metraro and the community of Mariscal Caceres. This was the heartland of Frederick Stahl, the Seventh-day Adventist missionary and his legacy lives on.
We hear first hand about the last days of the Peruvian Colony from one of its last surviving workers, Elias,...
Published 06/11/22
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