The People's Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast

In this call to action episode Jake Backus from Empathy Sustainability appeals directly to you the listener.

In this bonus episode, Stuart and William answer a question from Rory from Darwin in Australia, "Man's living closer to wildlife, which may have caused Covid-19 to jump from animals to humans, is that going to make use fearful and destroy animals as soon as we seen them? Or are we going to decide to back off to a healthy distance?"

In this bonus episode, Stuart and William answer a question from Drew in Glasgow, "What have we learnt about the subject of environmentalism since we started doing the podcast?"

In this bonus episode, Stuart and William answer a question from Simon in Devon, "If we were to start out making the podcast again, from scratch, what would we do differently?"

We explore a question from one of our listeners during this episode. This came from Jaryd in Ireland, "What are our top 5 stupid moments making the podcast?"

In this call to action episode Chloe Dalglish from Naturehood (Earthwatch) appeals directly to you the listener.

This is part 3 of a 3 part series where William looks back at classic installments of the podcast. William listened back to this past episode to see how his point of view have maybe altered since the recording. For this episode we’re travelling back to Christmas of last year  (2019), and and a discussion about David Attenborough’s series, Seven Worlds, One Planet. This selected classic e...

This is part 2 of a 3 part series where William looks back at classic installments of the podcast. William listened back to this past episode to see how his point of view have maybe altered since the recording. The second in this mini series takes us back to March this year, and an episode that marked the last time Stuart and William recorded together in the same room. It has also been one of...

This marks the dawn of a 3 part series where William looks back at classic installments of the podcast. William listened back to this past episode to see how his point of view have maybe altered since the recording. This first in this mini series takes us back to our very first edition of the podcast, which is why William singled it out. It's when we welcomed journalist Pete Hughes of the Oxford M...

Drop into a phone conversation with co-hosts Stuart and William, deliberating the immediate future of the People's Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, the recent surge in listens, and how you can support the podcast via Patreon.

Stuart and William talk about how you can listen to the podcast.

Each episode we will debate, with a guest, 3 tough world-scale environmental issues that challenge society and individual's currently held beliefs. Ultimately we want to take the podcast format in-front of a live audience in the form of Environmental Debate Live and Unscripted. With the addition of experiential art installation and drama components. This will enable the mobilization of the motivat...

Part 12 - Progress : Stuart and William share insights, tips and ideas on how they're adapting to the current situation, and give you the listener actions to occupy some of your time.

Part 11 - Planning : Stuart and William share insights, tips and ideas on how they're adapting to the current situation, and give you the listener actions to occupy some of your time.

Part 10 - Development : Stuart and William share insights, tips and ideas on how they're adapting to the current situation, and give you the listener actions to occupy some of your time.

Discover what to expect on The People's Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast.

Welcome to The People's Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, we'd like to hear from you. Do you have a question in the environmental arena that you'd like us to discuss on the podcast? You can leave us a voice message via Anchor, email us your question to thepeoplescountryside@gmail.com or contact us through Facebook , Twitter or Instagram . Just search for the Peoples Countryside. Get your t...

Part 9 - Adaptation : Stuart and William share insights, tips and ideas on how they're adapting to the current situation, and give you the listener actions to occupy some of your time.

Part 8 - Finding New Structure : Stuart and William share insights, tips and ideas on how they're adapting to the current situation, and give you the listener actions to occupy some of your time.

Part 7 - Taking Stock : Stuart and William share insights, tips and ideas on how they're adapting to the current situation, and give you the listener actions to occupy some of your time.

Part 6 - Shock : Stuart and William share insights, tips and ideas on how they're adapting to the current situation, and give you the listener actions to occupy some of your time.

Part 5 - Fear : Stuart and William share insights, tips and ideas on how they're adapting to the current situation, and give you the listener actions to occupy some of your time.

Part 4 - Disbelief : Stuart and William share insights, tips and ideas on how they're adapting to the current situation, and give you the listener actions to occupy some of your time.

In this call to action episode Paul & Rebecca from Whitewick's Abandoned Railways appeal directly to you the listener.

In this episode we welcomed Paul & Rebecca from Whitewick's Abandoned Railways. The three questions, which once again inspired an interesting debate, are; - Should we rebuild old railways, or build HS2? - Getting more people using public transport, rather than driving, is an important step to reducing our individual carbon footprint. However, I wonder are we now too dependent on the car to eve...