For our 7th talk on Oct 22nd, we discussed greenwashing versus credible climate action and what we can all do to make a difference. Our panel comprised author Natalie Fee of plastic pollution pressure group City To Sea, Jessica Ferrow of environmental consultancy 12 and Veronica Wignall of Adblock Bristol. It was an optimistic and informative discussion that left the audience with multiple ways to retain agency and to make a positive difference at home and in the workplace.

For our 6th event on Sept 11th, we talked with ex-conspiracist Brent Lee, senior investigative reporter Sian Norris from openDemocracy and Dr. Alessandro Miani from Bristol University's School of Psychological Science about what powers conspiracy theories and how they affect our understanding of the truth. 

Podcast host Al Farquhar guides us through the highlights.

For our 5th event on Jun 26th we talked with Masha Alyokhina & Olga Borisova of the anti-Putin feminist art collective P*ssy Riot about what happens to democracy when there’s no opposition, no free media and a servile judiciary. Podcast host Al Farquhar guides us through the highlights.

On April 24th, our host Rudy Millard was joined by Nigel Toon, CEO of AI company Graphcore, speculative fiction author Heather Child, and Colin Gavaghan, Professor of Digital Futures at the University of Bristol, to discuss AI. 

Podcast host Al Farquhar guides us through the highlights.

On 6th Feb Panellists Charlotte Hitchmough of The Rivers Trust, Will McBain of ARUP and Simon Evans of the Rivers Wye and Usk Foundation joined our host Rudy Millard at the Hen and Chicken in Southville.

The panel discussed the national shame that is the state of Britain’s rivers, who and what is to blame for this literal sh*tshow and how we can sort it out.

Podcast host Al Farquhar guides us through the highlights.