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SideCountry Podcast

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About this Podcast:

A podcast about the people, places and ideas shaping the British countryside. Featuring voices from across the SideCountry network, each episode brings informed conversation, candid opinion and occasional disagreement to rural life in all its forms. Expect interviews and round-table discussions spanning conservation, farming, forestry, food, field sports, outdoor life, land management, culture and countryside policy.Serious when it needs to be, irreverent when it doesn’t, SideCountry looks beyond the familiar divides to explore how the countryside works, who it belongs to and what its future might hold. SideCountry: https://sidecountry.co.uk/shows/sidecountry/ ABOUT THE SIDECOUNTRY NETWORK SideCountry is an independent multimedia network for everyone who works in, on, lives in or simply loves the British countryside.Through podcasts, films, wr

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

36%

Guest openness

Selective

80/100
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What is SideCountry Podcast about?

A podcast about the people, places and ideas shaping the British countryside. Featuring voices from across the SideCountry network, each episode brings informed conversation, candid opinion and occasional disagreement to rural life in all its forms. Expect interviews and round-table discussions spanning conservation, farming, forestry, food, field sports, outdoor life, land management, culture and countryside policy.

What has SideCountry Podcast covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Who Owns a Migrating Bird? with Mark Nowers" (22 October 2026, 41 minutes), "When Was Britain Last Wild? with Eloise Kane" (15 October 2026, 41 minutes), and "Mountain Influencers with Scotty On The Summit" (8 October 2026, 45 minutes).

How often does SideCountry Podcast publish?

SideCountry Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 46 minutes across 10 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on SideCountry Podcast?

Booking probability for SideCountry Podcast is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. SideCountry Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. SideCountry Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch SideCountry Podcast?

The strongest fits for SideCountry Podcast are Other Crop Farming and Logging. SideCountry Podcast has a sports audience.

About the host

SideCountry Podcast is a sports podcast with 10 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Oct 22, 202641 min

    What happens to Britain’s birds when they leave Britain? Richard Prideaux and Callum McInerney-Riley are joined by Mark Nowers, RSPB Turtle Dove Conservation Adviser in Essex and one of the people behind Operation...

  • Oct 15, 202641 min

    What does “wild” actually mean in a country where almost every landscape bears the mark of people? George Browne and Richard Prideaux are joined by archaeologist and author Eloise Kane, whose book Wilderlands: The Human...

  • Oct 8, 202645 min

    What happens when going outdoors becomes content? Social media has encouraged huge numbers of people to walk, camp and spend time in the mountains. But it has also created an industry of outdoor influencers, brand deals...

  • Oct 1, 202638 min

    What is a forest actually for? Richard Prideaux is joined by Nick Adams , forestry contractor, SideCountry writer and a man whose family has been following each other into the woods for generations. This episode was...

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    Gold Fever in Wales?

    Sep 24, 202636 min

    Should you be allowed to head into a Welsh river and pan for gold? After a repeat offender was convicted of illegally gold panning at Coed y Brenin, George Browne , Richard Prideaux and Amy Green look at what seems like...

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  • Sep 17, 202657 min

    Why are mountain rescue teams seeing more callouts when the mountains themselves have not changed? After Llanberis Mountain Rescue reported 59 incidents in August alone, Richard Prideaux , George Browne and Amy Green...

  • Aug 28, 20261h 2m

    What connects baking sourdough, climbing mountains, keeping chickens, deer stalking, forestry, fishing, farming and knowing how to sharpen a chainsaw? In this episode - broqadcast across every show on the SideCountry...

  • Aug 28, 20261h 2mS0

    What connects baking sourdough, climbing mountains, keeping chickens, deer stalking, forestry, fishing, farming and knowing how to sharpen a chainsaw?<br /><br />In this episode - broqadcast across every show on the...

  • Aug 20, 202640 min

    Britain's 2026 harvest has been brutally early, dry and disappointing. With cereal yields down across much of the country, the obvious story is drought. But the economics underneath it may be more important...

  • Aug 20, 202640 minS0

    Britain's 2026 harvest has been brutally early, dry and disappointing. <br /><br />With cereal yields down across much of the country, the obvious story is drought. But the economics underneath it may be more important...

  • Aug 11, 202632 min

    Do Britain’s uplands need more management, less management, or simply a different kind? Recorded at The Game Fair 2026, Richard Negus and George Browne are joined by Dr Nick Hesford and Dr Felix Meister of the Game &...

  • Aug 11, 202632 minS0

    Do Britain’s uplands need more management, less management, or simply a different kind?<br /><br />Recorded at The Game Fair 2026, Richard Negus and George Browne are joined by Dr Nick Hesford and Dr Felix Meister of...

  • Aug 11, 202658 min

    What makes a wildfire wild? In the first SideCountry episode, Richard Prideaux, George Browne and Amy Green follow that deceptively simple question into the increasingly urgent problem of fire in the British...

  • Aug 11, 202658 minS0

    What makes a wildfire wild? In the first SideCountry episode, Richard Prideaux, George Browne and Amy Green follow that deceptively simple question into the increasingly urgent problem of fire in the British...

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