
Standing in for Mark, I sat down with Sarah Charlton for a rich conversation about what real listening can do for families, friendships and whole communities. Sarah shared her journey from a personal awakening in 2008...


Mark The Bowler Hat Farmer
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Listening, Land and Local Resilience with Sarah Charlton and Francesco Picardi" (27 October 2026, 116 minutes), "Seeds, Soil and the Return of Abundance" (20 October 2026, 116 minutes), and "From Ghee to Groundswell" (13 October 2026, 116 minutes).
Mark The Bowler Hat Farmer publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 115 minutes across 30 episodes.
Booking probability for Mark The Bowler Hat Farmer is 39%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Mark The Bowler Hat Farmer requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Mark The Bowler Hat Farmer's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Mark The Bowler Hat Farmer are Other Crop Farming and Beekeeping, Horses & Other Livestock.
Mark The Bowler Hat Farmer is a general podcast with 30 episodes published.
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Standing in for Mark, I sat down with Sarah Charlton for a rich conversation about what real listening can do for families, friendships and whole communities. Sarah shared her journey from a personal awakening in 2008...

Episode #32
Tonight we had a rich, wide-ranging conversation about seed saving, biodynamic growing, electroculture and the real meaning of food resilience. I was joined by Andrew Monroe and Hans-Günther Kern, and we got deep into...

Episode #31
In this episode, I sat down with Shamila to talk openly about my own health journey, why I’ve chosen a natural route for years, and what I’ve changed recently to get my energy, digestion and general wellbeing back on...

In this episode I sat down with Charles Dowding for a deep and genuinely inspiring conversation about no dig gardening, soil health and what it really takes to grow nutrient-dense food well. We got into the core...

Episode #29
Tonight I was joined by Susan in Denmark and Robert in Scotland for a wide-ranging conversation about where farming goes next — from the launch of our Community Hearts programme to the much bigger question of how...

Episode #28
Tonight I set out a much bigger vision than food alone: rebuilding community. I shared how a single volunteer post previously brought in around 900 offers of help, and why I now want to relaunch that energy in a far...

Episode #27
This week I opened the show with a catch-up from the garden and polytunnel, talking through the push to get beds composted, winter crops in, and as much as possible prepared before the colder months arrive. Paul then...

Tonight I was joined first by Juliette Bryant for a deep conversation on food sovereignty, soil health, school growing projects, foraging, seed saving and the urgent need to reconnect people with where real food comes...

In this episode, I’m joined by Shay Godfrey from Crops Not Shops for a grounded and passionate conversation about what it really takes to build intentional community on the land. We talk through Shay’s move back to...

Episode #23
In this episode, I’m joined by Paul from Bramblebee Farm, alongside Simone and later Shamila, for a wide-ranging conversation about food, farming and health. We dig into what deep-rooted plants such as comfrey can teach...

Tonight I was joined by Jacqueline and later Steven for a frank conversation about food, farming and the growing need to step outside the supermarket model. Jacqueline shared how a serious health crisis pushed her into...

Episode #21
Tonight I was joined by Fabio Zoffi for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of farming, food quality and the kind of decentralised communities many of us believe we now need to build. We explored the shift from...

Episode #20
I opened this live show with an apology for the technical chaos and a heartfelt mention for Paul, who was away dealing with the theft of winter feed from his farm. From there, I got into the bigger issue that’s driving...

I opened this episode with a road-worn catch-up from a busy run through Dudley, Wrexham and on to Rotherham, before Paul joined me with some big news from the farm: the purchase of 31 acres of modern but neglected...

Episode #18
<p>Tonight I sat down with Matt Adams to explore a question that sits right at the heart of everything we’re trying to do with food and farming: how do we actually recognise truly good food? Matt talked me through his...

Episode #18
Tonight I sat down with Matt Adams to explore a question that sits right at the heart of everything we’re trying to do with food and farming: how do we actually recognise truly good food? Matt talked me through his work...

Episode #17
<p>In this episode, I’m joined by Lynne Franks and Hans-Günther Kern for a wide-ranging conversation about the future of food, farming and community. Lynne shares her journey from fashion and PR into women’s...

Episode #17
In this episode, I’m joined by Lynne Franks and Hans-Günther Kern for a wide-ranging conversation about the future of food, farming and community. Lynne shares her journey from fashion and PR into women’s empowerment...

<p>Paul and I kicked things off with a proper catch-up from the farm, from tractor repairs and homemade ice cream to local cherries, farmers’ markets and the never-ending circus of regulation. Then Nicola and Kelly...

Paul and I kicked things off with a proper catch-up from the farm, from tractor repairs and homemade ice cream to local cherries, farmers’ markets and the never-ending circus of regulation. Then Nicola and Kelly joined...
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