<div>Boats are booming, as more and more people take to the rivers and canals. But what does this mean for the waterways they call home? <br>
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Voices include Maddie, Colin from National Bargee Travellers Association and Paul Powlesland. <br>
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Produced and hosted by Marnie Woodmeade<br>
Cover art by Marnie Cox<br>
Powered by Transmission Roundhouse</div>

Boats are booming, as more and more people take to the rivers and canals. But what does this mean for the waterways they call home? Voices include Maddie, Colin from National Bargee Travellers Association and Paul Powlesland. Produced and hosted by Marnie Woodmeade Cover art by Marnie Cox Powered by Transmission Roundhouse

Boats are booming, as more and more people take to the rivers and canals. But what does this mean for the waterways they call home?&nbsp;<br>
<br>
Voices include Maddie, Colin from National Bargee Travellers Association and Paul Powlesland.&nbsp;<br>
<br>
Produced and hosted by Marnie Woodmeade<br>
Cover art by Marnie Cox<br>
Powered by Transmission Roundhouse

Boats, nature and river guardianship

<div>Finding and fighting for feelings of home. <br>
<br>
As the housing crisis deepens, home is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Join host Marnie Woodmeade as we speak to the people seeking alternatives. From abandoned buildings to lost rivers, they redefine what a home can be. But as restrictions on alternative lifestyles tighten, how can they protect their sanctuaries, sites of resistance and dwelling?</div>

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Finding and fighting for feelings of home. As the housing crisis deepens, home is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Join host Marnie Woodmeade as we speak to the people seeking alternatives. From abandoned buildings to lost rivers, they redefine what a home can be. But as restrictions on alternative lifestyles tighten, how can they protect their sanctuaries, sites of resistance and dwelling?

Finding and fighting for feelings of home.&nbsp;<br>
<br>
As the housing crisis deepens, home is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Join host Marnie Woodmeade as we speak to the people seeking alternatives. From abandoned buildings to lost rivers, they redefine what a home can be. But as restrictions on alternative lifestyles tighten, how can they protect their sanctuaries, sites of resistance and dwelling?

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