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As always, we haven't seen these questions in advance. This means every answer is a thrilling mixture of expertise, improvisation and quiet panic. If a question isn't obviously about the environment, we attempt to connect the dots with the confidence of someone assembling flatpack furniture without the instructions.
Geographically, we're also all over the place. We were...
This is the podcast where you, the listeners, send us your questions, and we, the hosts, discuss them together. We don’t see the questions until we hit record though.
Clodagh, from Larne, County Antrim, Northern Ireland asks - “What lessons, if any, can humans gain and learn from observing the forces that drive bird murmurations, clouds of birds like Starlings coming i...
Welcome to The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, where we receive all kinds of listener questions. Some are challenging, some are straightforward, some are about the environment, and some are not. We never see them before we press record, but we always try to bring each conversation back to an environmental perspective.
The first question for this episo...
In this podcast, you the listeners send in questions, that we do not see before recording. We then try to connect them back to the environment in some way.
Today, we also have two listeners who are sending in questions for the first time.
The first of which comes from Mary in Brassington, Derbyshire, England - “What’s the best decision you’ve ever made in your l...
Two new listeners send in this week’s questions, one from Wales, one from Derbyshire. We haven’t seen them before recording, and as always we’ll pull each one back to an environmental angle. They may be short questions, but they could take us somewhere much bigger.
Val, from Galtegfa, Wales asks - “How long does it take to grow an audience? I ask as I’m looking to set ...