Rob Hopkins

Tim Smit is the Chief Executive and founder of the Eden Project in Cornwall and is also a Patron of the Atmos Project.

Kevin McCloud presents Channel 4's series 'Grand Designs' and is an architect in his own right, running a developer/architects practice called HabHousing (http://www.habhousing.co.uk/). He is a Patron of the Atmos Project.

Stephen Green is the South West Bio Heat Programme Manager for Wood Fuel at Regen South West. http://www.regensw.co.uk/

Margaret Stone is the General Manager at the Seven Stars Hotel in Totnes.

Charles Fox is trustee of the Totnes and District Preservation trust and is an advisor to South Hams District Council on architecture, conservation and design.

Andrew Simms of New Economics Foundation answers the question, "why should Totnes say no to Costa Coffee?"

Jim Carfrae is a designer and builder of natural buildings, and also works as an Associate Lecturer in the Environmental Building Group at the University of Plymouth.

Oscar Kary is a student at King Edward VI Community College (KEVICC) and is one of the founders of Earth Inheritors, the school's student-led sustainability group.

Louis Victory is a retired former local authority Chief Executive and architect who is now very active in a number of Totnes community initiatives.

Jane Morrell runs Green Fuse Funeral Directors in Totnes (http://www.greenfuse.co.uk/).

This month's Transition podcast brings together stories from Spain, New Zealand and London. For more information see http://transitionculture.org/2012/05/24/its-the-may-podcast-a-transition-school-a-sustainable-seaweed-skills-and-bashing-giant-bees-in-tooting/

Paul Davenport works at the King William IV (or the "King Bill") in Totnes.

Ian Gregory jointly runs The Fat Lemons Cafe in Ticklemore Street (http://www.fatlemons-totnes.co.uk/).

Gill Goddard runs Gill Goddard Hair, a hair salon on the Plains (http://www.gillgoddardhair.co.uk/).

Karl Rasmussen runs Olsen Cafe in Ticklemore Street (www.olsencafe.co.uk).

Here is an interview with Nick Shaxson, author of 'Treasure Islands: tax havens and the men who stole the world'

Lisa Hosking runs Aromatika organic and natural pure plant skin care (http://www.aromatika.co.uk/about-aromatika/totnes-shop) and also The Wild Fig Deli (http://www.thewildfig.co.uk/).

John Caley runs the Devon Harp Centre in the Narrows, Totnes (http://devonharpcentre.co.uk/index.html).

Alan Carter runs Fusion clothing and also the Perfumerie, both on the High Street, Totnes.

Mark Rundle runs Karma, fair trade gifts and homewares, in the Narrows, Totnes.

Stirling Paatz runs Barr & Paatz, specialising in forefront of automation, robotics and mechatronics technology on Totnes Industrial Estate. (http://www.barr-paatz.com/index.php#5)

An interview with Filipa Pimentel about Transition in Portugal.

William Lana runs Greenfibres, an organic textiles company in Totnes (www.greenfibres.com) and is a Trustee of the Sharpham Trust.

Frances Northrop is Transition in Action manager at Transition Town Totnes (www.transitiontowntotnes.org).

Val Price is a volunteer at the Totnes Image Bank and Rural Archive (http://www.totnesimagebank.org/) in the Town Mill, Totnes.