A preview of the main episode available to Access All Areas weekend members. Paul Sanders documentary. Pic: Paul Sanders

A story of a highwayman, the quaintly 'disturbing' morris dancing tradition, my fight with a Persian rug and a modern tragedy that is only spoken of, in hushed tones.

Nick Page and Thomas Heaton, American and British landscape photographers respectively, talk about the power of YouTube. Pic: Nick Page

Dan Milnor talks about self publishing your photography. Everyone has a book in them. Pic: Dan Milnor

New Saturday show announcement, plus Paul Sanders on photographic meditation and Jack Lowe on mission fatigue. Pic: Paul Sanders

Bill Owens, whose work and seminal book Suburbia inspired photographers the world over. Pic: Bill Owens

Today a story of one Dr. Beeching, the man who shut down 1/3 of Britain’s railways. The closed railway lines are now a network of cycle routes and walks.

Leonard Neumann returns with more photographers to study and a cautionary tale of where not to tread when shooting street. Pic: Leonard Neumann

Saraya Cortaville talks about working as a volunteer photographer overseas with NGOs. Pic: Saraya Cortaville

John Mannell makes portraits on the streets of London every day in a project running since 2017. Pic: John Mannell

Today, Jack Lowe, photographer behind the Lifeboat Station Project talks about long tail photography projects. Pic: Jack Lowe

We retrace some steps from an unusual documented English battle; the 3rd Battle of Newbury, a modern tale of protest.

Some thoughts about self belief and Amelia Troubridge talks of copyright and changes in the way we consume photography and hire photographers. Pic: Amelia Troubridge

Tim Johnston talks about how photography helped him overcome stress and anxiety particularly during these extraordinary times we live in. Pic: Tim Johnston

Phil Mynott on prepping for your shoots properly and Dennis Lee talks of his first film Nikon camera set up working the news in San Fransisco and New York. Pic: Dennis Lee

New starts and how we pull our businesses through these tough times and British photojournalist Amelia Troubridge shares her life behind the lens. Pic: Amelia Troubridge

We take a hike together and ascend 261 metres to visit an Iron Age hill fort with a history and burial area that has Egyptian curse story!

Gentleman of street, Leonard Neumann, talks about finding the ordinary in extraordinary and three photographers in particular who have inspired his eye. Pic: Leonard Neumann

With some help from professional photographer Jack Lowe from the Lifeboat Station Project, we hear why he has quit Insta and Facebook. Pic: Prateek Katyal

Donna Svennevik talks about her life behind a lens shooting portraits, international campaigns and dangling her legs of Brooklyn Bridge! Pic: Donna Svennevik