In this episode, we hear from Ed Gillespie and Saci Lloyd two veteran environmentalists who tell us why they have chosen to move to the frontline of climate change. Should they know better? Whats i

Prepare for your mind to stretch and your soul to fill. Heres part 2 of our poetry slam episode.Just a heads up and trigger warning - part of this material is raw, sweary and contains descriptions o

From lyrical luminaries to rising stars and everything in between, heres a selection of Sunday's poetry slam with more coming in part 2. Heads up: part of this material is raw, sweary and contains la

In this heartwarming episode, we hear how music has helped to tie together threads of 3 generations

Ecocide literally means killing ones home. In this episode, we hear from Jo Jo Mehta the Co Founder and Executive Director of Stop Ecocide International. She updates us on the tremendous progress a

Elkin Robinson is a performer from the island of Old Providence in The Carribean. Elkin performs with his band and tells us about the origins of his music . Call in the spring with these sunshine song

Mark Grist is an award winning poet, teacher and unlikely battle rapper - with millions of views for both his poetry and rap battles online. In this episode, he explores his experience as an artist du

Gareth Owen is the Humanitarian Director of Save the Children UK. In this episode, we hear how he manages to match the resilience of those hes helping on the front lines. His book When the Music's O

Warning: This one is particularly swear-y so if you're averse to effing and jeffing (or are listening with your kids) do bear that in mind...Joelle Taylor is a poet, author and playwright. In this e

Nick Hayes and Amy-Jane Beer work together on the Right to Roam campaign. This argues for greaterequality and access to green and blue space. Nick and Amy-Jane ask why do we need the right to roam a