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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 34 episodes
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A podcast created for those who are committed to sustainable building for a greener planet. With a particular focus on water management.
Unknown Host hosts water matters, a business show with 34 episodes published.
Wondering why your water company has banned hosepipes again this summer, and what you're actually still allowed to do? In this episode of the Water Matters podcast, Matt sits down with Callum from GRAF UK to break down e
The UK has ambitious housing targets. It also has wastewater infrastructure that was designed for a fraction of today's population. Those two things are on a collision course — and the planning decisions made right now w
In this episode of Water Matters, Matt is joined by Tim Smedley to explore some of the world's most fascinating rainwater harvesting ideas. Inspired by viral AI-generated images that turned out to be fake, they uncover t
Thinking about finding your nearest refill store? Visit refilluk.org.uk to find refill shops and water top-up stations across the country, or find Nothing But Footprints at nothingbutfootprints.co.uk. Most of us generate
Water is the issue hiding in plain sight — affecting floods, food, health, wildlife, housing and the cost of living, and yet most people only think about it when something goes wrong. This episode is a short introduction
You've probably seen the headlines, but how did the UK sewage scandal actually happen, and why has it taken this long to become front page news? In this episode of the Water Matters podcast, Matt is joined by Tim Smedley
In this episode of Water Matters, Matt is joined by Tim Smedley to unpack a major new report introducing the concept of “water bankruptcy” — a shift from short-term water crises to long-term, irreversible loss of water s
In this episode of Water Matters, Matt is joined by Dr Ari Cooper-Davis, Technical Director at Our Rainwater, to explore a different side of water management — what happens when rainwater falls on our homes and streets?
In this episode of Water Matters, Matt takes a step back to revisit a podcast recorded this time last year — and the differences are striking. From unusually dry conditions and early signs of drought in 2025, to today’s
In this episode of Water Matters, Jake steps in as host to sit down with Matt and explore the thinking behind the 2026 Water Matters Yearbook, Shared Waters, Unequal Worlds. They break down why the yearbook was created,
Disclaimer This episode of the Water Matters podcast was recorded prior to the current developments in the Middle East. The discussion focuses solely on water management challenges and opportunities in the region and is
Following on from our previous episode at Rushden Lakes, Matt and Tim look back on what’s happened in the year since beavers were reintroduced to Northamptonshire. They discuss what the beavers have changed so far, how t
One year after beavers were reintroduced to this site, Tim Smedley returns to see what’s changed. Joined by Ben from the Wildlife Trust, he explores how the beavers have shaped the landscape — from tree felling and canal
In this episode, Callum and author Tim Smedley take a deep dive into why the UK is more water-stressed than most people realise—and how solutions from both the ancient world and modern engineering could transform our fut
Host Callum sits down with videographer Luke to discuss the ongoing hosepipe bans across the UK and the growing impact on everyday gardeners. They share customer stories from Yorkshire and Oxfordshire, show how reservoir
Host Matt is joined by author Tim Smedley to ask: was the summer of 1976 really as bad as we remember, or are today’s droughts even tougher? They compare two generations of water scarcity, discuss how Britain’s weather a
📘 In this special episode of Water Matters, we dive into the launch of the very first Water Matters Yearbook 2025 — a new annual publication designed to raise awareness and spark meaningful conversations about the state
15 episodes in — and it's time to pause, reflect, and look ahead. In this behind-the-scenes special, the Water Matters team steps in front of the mic to revisit the journey so far. We dive into six of the most important
In this episode of the Water Matters Podcast, host Matthew Rolf unpacks everything you need to know about rainwater harvesting. We cover why it matters, how it works, and the pros and cons of above vs. below-ground tanks
Should you stop mowing your lawn in May? In this episode, journalist Tim Smedley joins us to explore No Mow May—why letting your grass grow can save water, boost biodiversity, and make your garden more climate-resilient.
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