It’s been quite some week in the UK – but one line in the mini-not-budget made Dale very happy.  Fracking is back in the news again, but we’re wondering how the government makes it happen if there’s actually ZERO public support for it, and a growing wealth of research and fact that suggests England is not the place to frack.  Dale reports back on the Labour party conference, and we answer a load of your questions too.

We recorded this just after the UK government's mini budget. What the hell is going on?  The lads attempt to digest the indigestible news.  And don’t forget, fracking is back too. - even when Cuadrilla’s former boss says it won’t work in Britain. Your questions are answered too - including Ian’s energy price cap confusion.  

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It’s been quite a summer, new PM, new energy policy and plenty more.  We talk about how Europe is handling the energy price crisis – and why a windfall tax is proving more popular on the continent. 

Also, find out what would happen if Dale was King.  Your questions too – including updates on the hovercraft and campervan.

To end season 3 we took to a field in Wiltshire and spoke about life, the universe and the mess our world is in. We got to chat with some listeners too.  Back in September 2022 with season 4.

In the final (normal) episode of season 3 we discuss taking the government’s net zero plans to court, Rishi vs Liz, why the UK’s heatwave was far worse than 1976 and lots lots more.

We discuss the runners and riders for our new PM and feel a bit sad about it. Is it time for another election? With UK temperatures potentially breaking record highs, we wonder what more proof climate change deniers need? There’s an electric hovercraft update and loads of your questions too.

What a week - we digest the news of the government’s implosion, and wonder what this  means for the push for net zero.  We also talk superbugs found in meat, food companies attempting to cover up how unhealthy their products are, and much more

We start with news that offshore wind is going to push up the price of fish and chips - as UK government revs up to scrap important environmental law because of “red tape” - but continues to ignore recommendations to boost home insulation.  We answer your questions too.  Due to extreme exasperation there’s a fair amount of swearing this week.

It's been two weeks since the last episode and Dale's been busy - find out about his adventures in Austria and in the Houses of Parliament.  We look at some great changes in Australia - with a government that finally seems to get it.  There's been a lot of chat about Green Gas - and there's an open invite for George Monbiot to come and talk about his concerns.

Experts say there isn’t enough being done to improve energy efficiency - so naturally we find out what Dale thinks about it.  Ian can’t believe what he’s hearing when Dale reveals he’s off to meet Arnold Schwarzenegger in Vienna, but he’ll be back.  We talk about what the government could do (or not do) with the rising price of our energy bills. New Zealand’s also proposed a fart tax - sensible idea, right?  Lots of your questions too.