Hello and welcome to episode 184, and as it turns out, the last episode of the Sustainable(ish) podcast! I wanted to try and get to 200, and Im annoyed not even to be ending on a nice round number li

In the spirit of London buses, ie nothing for ages and then two come along in close succession, this weeks episode is another foodie one, hot on the heels of Episode 180 - Food and climate change wit

One of the things that frustrates many people, is a lack of action from governments around the world to protect nature and mitigate the worst impacts of the a warming and rapidly changing climate.The

This weeks episode feels a little bit liking coming full circle on an episode from nearly 5 years ago! If youre a long-time listener, and have an excellent memory, you might remember, way back in 20

In this week's episode I'm chatting to Sarah Bridle, who is possibly our first Professor on the podcast! Professor Sarah Bridle is Chair in Food, Climate and Society at the University of York, researc

In this week's episode I'm chatting to comedian Stuart Goldsmith. I'm a bit of a comedy fan, so I listen to Stuart's podcast, the Comedian's Comedian where he interviews other comedians about their wo

In this week's episode I'm chatting to Misha Dhanak, CEO ofSpacehive, the home of community fundraising. We're probably all familiar with the concept of crowdfunding and may have even funded products

In this week's episode I'm chatting to William Eccles from The Commitment. The Commitment is a campaign asking us to commit to voting for a healthy planet. You do this by heading to their website, hit

Advertising.It's all around us. Persuading us to buy stuff we didn't know we wanted, telling us how much happier/more popular/better our lives will be with the latest/newest whatever it is.Most of thi

Climate and play might not be two things that we naturally put together. And even less so, climate and 'playfulness'. Climate change is a huge, overwhelming, complext issue and i couldn't be more impo