In this episode we welcomed David Mulholland, a landscape consultant from Oxford.

The three questions, which once again inspired an interesting debate, were;

- We are where we are because of all the thoughts we’ve ever had. Many say people won't make behavioral changes to allow humanity to live sustainably, unless its also financially beneficial to do so as well. Is this true? Do we not make a change because we think its to big? Resistance to create a better environment, does that emanate from us, or others?

- Why do we litter so much? And what exactly is litter?

- What are the ecological impacts of airports?

In this episode we welcomed Martin Gibson from Earthly Gains.

The three questions, which once again inspired an interesting debate, were;

- How aware are we of our carbon footprint and what impact it has on the world?

- Those that complain and criticize about the impact man is having on the environment, lack the ability and knowledge to create an alternative. Is this true?

- How does diversity affect us?

In this episode we welcomed Pete Hughes from The Oxford Mail.

The three questions, which once again inspired an interesting debate, were;

- How much effect do humans have on other animal's survival? Are we causing more extinction than before?

- Is human existence always at a cost to nature and is talking about how bad the state of nature is really making a difference?

- Is eating animals bad for the environment?