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Hosted by The People's Countryside · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 643 episodes
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This podcast's for anyone wanting to explore the big issues, stretching your thinking in relatable ways. Well known personalities, Stuart ‘The Wildman’ Mabbutt and photographer William Mankelow, who aren't experts, but have opinions, authentic views and no scripts. Join them on meandering conversations about nature, philosophy, climate, the human condition, sustainability, and social justice. Sometimes joined by guests, or discussing listener questions between themselves. Always full of fun anecdotes and a bit of silliness.https://linktr.ee/thepeoplescountryside
The People's Countryside hosts The People's Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, a science show with 643 episodes published.
In this podcast, you the listeners send in questions, that we do not see before recording. We then try to connect them back to the environment in some way. Today, we also have two listeners who are sending in questions f
Two new listeners send in this week’s questions, one from Wales, one from Derbyshire. We haven’t seen them before recording, and as always we’ll pull each one back to an environmental angle. They may be short questions,
Two surprise listener questions. One take. Real talk about how it all ties back to the environment, and what you can do next. Ray, is back from Sauk Centre, Minnesota, USA asking our first question - “How are you guys? H
In these charades we call episodes, we tackle two listener questions. We never see them, or very rarely see them, before we press record, so you hear our answers completely cold. Some subjects we know a fair bit about, a
Thanks very much for joining us for this episode of The People's Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast. If we had our time again, we might choose a shorter title, because it has to be one of the longest podcast titles
Welcome to The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, now apparently featuring an unexpected Yorkshire spin-off series judging by last time. Each episode, we answer two listener questions that we have not see
Welcome back to the podcast, episode… honestly, we’ve lost count at this point. Somewhere between ‘quite a few’ and ‘deeply concerning.’ William and Stuart begin by debating exactly how many episodes they’ve recorded, be
As of this episode, we’ve only six listener questions left, so do send one in today. Though now we’ve mentioned it we’re braced for a tsunami of filth, or at least a tsunami of questions, we’re happy to discuss anything
In this podcast, you, the listeners, send in the questions for us to discuss. We don’t see them before we press record, and we don't prepare. We encounter them cold, much like most of the big issues in life which arrive
A city soundscape drifts through the open window of Stuart’s lounge as we hit record, sirens, engines, and all the usual urban visitors. We never see the questions to be discussed beforehand, we dive in completely cold.
A podcast built on pure curiosity. You send the questions, and we tackle them cold, no prep, no peeking. Every episode starts with a blank slate and an honest reaction. And if a guest wants the questions in advance, we k
In this podcast, you, the listeners send in questions, two per episode, for us to conversate around and explore. We always try to bring the conversation back to the environment in some way, and sometimes overtly come up
You the listener send in the questions. We do not see a single one before we press record. If our off the cuff answers ruffle you, then wander elsewhere, questioning why the answers ruffled you. The answers may be uncomf
Welcome back to the People’s Countryside Environment Debate Podcast , the podcast that bravely asks, “What even counts as environmental anymore?” Ever since the COVID lockdowns, you lovely people have been sending us two
Welcome back, dear listeners, to yet another episode of the show that refuses to evolve . William insists we’re living in a perpetual Groundhog Day loop, because, brace yourselves, the introduction is exactly the same ev
No, we don’t prepare for the questions you the listener send in, we don’t even read them before recording. Our only real prep has been the well over 600 episodes in our back catalogue. We’re not experts, but we talk free
When we first started The People's Countryside Project, it was all about people working in the countryside. We made films, took photographs, wrote articles, and eventually developed this podcast. Then COVID hit and you,
Listeners send in questions we don’t see until we hit record. We’re not experts, just curious people willing to dive into topics cold, something we rarely make time for. James from Ecclefechan, Scotland set us the first
We’re back with Stuart ‘The Wildman’ Mabbutt and William Mankelow, the latter who, to be clear, absolutely was not ready for the recording to start, but the big red button was pressed and now he has to pretend he was. As
If you’re looking for the experts, you may be in the wrong place. This week, Stuart “The Wildman” Mabbutt and William Mankelow dive headfirst into two BIG listener questions’ that ask whether we are putting too much fait
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The People's Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast is hosted by The People's Countryside. The show is categorised under science (nature) and has published 643 episodes.
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