**Updated November 2023** A new series of the Sustainable-ish podcast started just over a month ago, with an excellent selection of guests and topics including Dr Ella Gilbert on debunking climate myths. We are delighted to be welcoming Jen as the guest speaker at our monthly meeting on 16 November

I've been listening to More or Less on Radio 4 for a long time and have learned a great deal from it about how to understand and interrogate statistics and data in the media. Each episode always covers several topics and two of those featured in the 27 September 2023

'Life As It Is' is a podcast from the American Buddhist magazine, Tricycle. This episode is an interview with Rebecca Solnit, who has co-edited a book of essays entitled 'Not Too Late: Changing the Climate Story from Despair to Possibility'. Perhaps a useful reminder at the end of summer 2023

Collectively, we know that climate change is a serious threat to our future, and we know what we need to do to avoid the worst effects. But we don’t seem to be doing it, at least not fast enough. So why is our behaviour not in line with the

If you’re looking for a podcast where you can listen to some of the world’s biggest businesses discussing their current initiatives and future plans to further their operations in a sustainable direction, then look no further than “The Big Green Money Show”. Hosted by Dragons’ Den’s Deborah

I’ve been listening to Outrage & Optimism for several years.  Its credentials as a source of information and comment on global climate and environmental issues are impeccable; one of the three co-hosts is Christiana Figueres, who as Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change was one

The Forum - BBC World Service One of the more interesting finds of late whilst digging around BBC Sounds has been the strand The Forum on the World Service. The Forum explores a wide range of subjects including history, technology, art and philosophy, a sort of world-wide In Our Time.

This is a great podcast for anyone who wants to learn about British wildlife and biodiversity.  It features ‘farmer and nature lover’ Chris Skinner, who shares his lifetime of experience as a working farmer and wildlife enthusiast.  The podcast usually includes a recording from Chris somewhere on his Norfolk farm,