Stuart and William reminisce about reaching the first anniversary of the podcast being on all major platforms, and what the future holds for it, and the live experiential stage version (Environmental Debate Live and Unscripted) that'll take the project as a whole on the road. Engaging a wider audience and making it more impactful.

In this call to action episode Jake Backus from Empathy Sustainability appeals directly to you the listener.

In this bonus episode, Stuart and William explore a question from Lasse from Northamptonshire, "Can you think of any ways the NHS can come out of the Covid-19 crisis and change its systems and processes so it can impact less on the environment?"

In this bonus episode, Stuart and William explore a question from Isabel from Northern Ireland, "What is a fair society?"

In this bonus episode, Stuart and William answer a question from Vandana in India, "Can we ever overcome Anthropocentrism, and what is our place in nature?"

Prompted by a recent conversation William had with a friend. He and co-host Stuart 'The Wildman' Mabbutt discuss the idea of whether the animals around us are good or bad, or is this just a human construct?

Stuart and William discuss the future of the podcast, in particular the schedule for future episodes.

Each episode we will debate, with a guest, 3 tough world-scale environmental issues that challenge society and individual's currently held beliefs and perceptions https://thepeoplescountryside.co.uk/

Ultimately we want to take the podcast format in-front of a live audience in the form of Environmental Debate Live and Unscripted. With the addition of an experiential art installation and drama components.

This will enable the motivation and mobilization of the audience, toward practical actions to help with policy and behavioral changes needed for a more sustainable future, and a valued environment that we are part of and not separate from. New full episodes of the podcast are currently released at 10 am GMT, on Tuesday's and Sunday's.

A debate around the easing of the lock down restrictions plus more, in this behind the scenes insight of the People's Countryside Environmental Debates podcast.

In this call to action episode Paul & Rebecca from Whitewick's Abandoned Railways appeal directly to you the listener.