Peter Knight talks about The Wessex Astrum, a monumental hexagram of alignments in the West Country landscape. A geomantic adventure in the tradition of 'The Sun and The Serpent' (62 mins)

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)

Summer Special - a conversation about life and all things labyrinthine with labyrinth facilitator Tony Christie, founder of Labyrinths Ireland. (39 mins)

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 our Affiliated Local Groups to see what it's like out there (45 mins).

Kinesiologist and author Jane Thurnell-Read gives a talk to BSD Conference on 'Geopathic Stress and Individual Susceptibility' (60 mins).

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)

An interview double-bill with dowser and author Wilma Davidson, and 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)

Dowser and geo-biologist Roy Riggs gives a talk at BSD Conference on the subject of technopathic stress - a new term describing the detrimental health effects caused by chronic exposure to electromagnetic fields and the pulsed microwave radiation that is increasingly becoming part of modern life. (65 mins)