In this episode, Kensa Broadhurst talks about the Cornish Gorsedh, Gorsedh Kernow, with Elizabeth Carne, Grand Bard, and Pol Hodge, Deputy Grand Bard. They discuss what the Gorsedh is, its formation, how people become Bards and the activities with which the Gorsedh is involved.


Y’n towlen ma Kensa Broadhurst a gews a-dro Gorsedh Kernow gans Melennek, Bardh Meur, ha Mab Stennak Veur, Kannas Bardh Meur.  I a dhadhel pyth yw an Orsedh, hy fondyans, fatel wra an dus a dheuth ha bos Berdh ha gwriansow an Orsedh.


Links & notes:


Elizabeth Carne (Melennek), Grand Bard


Pol Hodge (Mab Stenak Veur) Deputy Grand Bard


Gorsedh Kernow (www.gorsedhkernow.org.uk)


Federation of Old Cornwall Societies (www.oldcornwall.net)


Cornish Language Board (www.kesva.org)


Henry Jenner, First Grand Bard


Robert Morton Nance, Second Grand Bard


Lowender Peran Festival (www.lowenderperan.co.uk)


Kernewek Lowender Festival in Australia (www.kernewek.org)


Richard Spurr


Holyer an Gof Book Awards


Gorsedh Kernow Awards


Professor Charles Thomas 


Canon Doble 


Bishop Trelawny


Trelawny Plate 




This episode is in Cornish and English. It was recorded in March 2021. Links and notes also available on our blog here.


Host: Kensa Broadhurst


Guests: Elizabeth Carne and Pol Hodge


Music: “Kesh Jig, Leitrim Fancy” by Sláinte, CC BY-SA 3.0 US (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/us/), available from freemusicarchive.org.

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