Gemma brings us the latest wildlife updates on local ospreys and otter ledges, while Jim explores cutting-edge innovations in turning plastics into bug food alongside critical discussions on big tech online safety. Stu highlights fascinating invertebrates of the year and honours the historic legacy of Asquith Xavier, and finally, we share the inspiring viral story of Mick Wadge—known on TikTok as "Old Man Mick"—who turned to strength training with a broom handle on his patio after losing his wife and now trains three times a week with an incredible 100kg deadlift personal best.

We sit down with the legendary comedian, author and global traveller Dom Joly. We chat about his upcoming milestone live tour, his lifelong obsession with travel to the world's most unusual corners, and how harmless internet rabbit holes have mutated into full-blown madness. Plus, stay tuned to the end for some exclusive breaking news regarding Dom's future creative projects.  

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Jim reflects on our chat with climate tech entrepreneur Josh Dorfman, while Stu investigates the less-than-glamorous world of tapeworms and reflects on navigating the mid-life transition and starting fresh at 60. Gemma shares the latest news on a retiring elephant and rounds things up with a local library dads appeal. Plus, Jim looks into forever chemicals, the state of London's rivers and introduces us to his new feature...

This time we chat to climate entrepreneur Josh Dorfman, Josh is the founder of Supercool, a media platform for commercial climate solutions, and co-founder of Plantd, which makes carbon-negative building panels from grass. Previously the creator of The Lazy Environmentalist on the Sundance Channel and SiriusXM, Josh has spent two decades scaling sustainable businesses. In this episode, he explains how low-carbon innovations can drive corporate profits and deliver superior consumer value. Connect with Josh on LinkedIn or visit Supercool.

Welcome to the ultimate highlights compilation of Everything's Fine Probably (EFP)! Join your favorite hosts—Jim, Stu, and Gemma—as they look back, laugh, and relive the absolute best moments, quirkiest news stories, and standout guest appearances from the shows so far.

If you are looking for a heavy dose of good news, brilliant banter, and chaotic comfort amidst challenging times, you've come to the right place.

In this episode, Jim explores the details of the High Seas Treaty, discusses innovative methods for the removal of microplastics from drinking water, and breaks down the recent social media ban. Stu dives into the mental health benefits of blue space therapy, reviews the latest European climate progress, and shares exciting news about a newly discovered capybara species. Meanwhile, Gemma covers crucial updates on Amazon deforestation and provides an insightful progress report on endometriosis research and awareness.

The General Assembly declared International Moon Day, a United Nations-designated international day to be observed annually on 20 July, in its resolution 76/76 on “International cooperation in the peaceful uses of outer space” in 2021.

International Moon Day marks the anniversary of the first landing by humans on the Moon as part of the Apollo 11 lunar mission in 1969 and considers the achievements of all States in the exploration of the Moon, whilst raising public awareness of sustainable Moon exploration and utilisation.

Gemma talks European Inventor Awards and shares the latest lamb news, Stu provides updates on rescued bears and neurodivergent parents. Jim brings you ocean news and research linking diet to dementia prevention. Plus our new quiz Don'll Fix It.