The People Place and Nature Podcast

To finish off the Season we wanted to say a huge thank you to all those who helped make the series what it was, all our fantastic sponsors, our fantastic production team at Monsterdon, especially Rob Montandon. Not to mention all of our incredible guests as well of course! We covered such an incredible range of topics, projects, ideas and innovations during the season that we thought it only proper to do a very quick synopsis / summery of all the episodes we had covered so people can find out a bit more about what they may have missed, or perhaps that they didn't even know they're interested in!! So once again, an enormous thank you to everyone involved with this fantastic project and I look forward to seeing how things progress, what collaborations continue and grow, and how we might be able to revisit some of the ideas and projects in the future too. At the moment we have no plans for another series due to other growing commitments surrounding all the things discussed in this series, many with serious applications for further helping protect and enhance our natural environment and tackle the climate crisis. If you haven't already please like and subscribe, to support the channel to let us know you have enjoyed it, and it's the best way to let us know too, that you'd like to see more. #climatetech #sustainability #farming #food #climate #climatecrisis #podcast #innovation #renewables #architecture #landscape #landscapearchitecture #horticulture #netzero #technology

In this episode, we are joined by Ben Harrison, Housing Sustainability Development Officer for Southend-On-Sea Council. Our second youngest guest and who is one of the key players in the award-winning retrofit home project we look at this episode. In this episode, we explore a former council house, now re-purchased by Southend-On-Sea Council. This is one of a number of homes being modernized and retrofitted to provide a more comfortable place to live, and that has a key role in helping reduce the cost of living for residents, and in decarbonising the council's housing stock. What is interesting about this house, is that this house has a much wider range of measures, and is subject to intense monitoring to measure the impact of the various technologies and solutions installed, than the other properties up for renewal. It's a pilot house to see what works, and what doesn't, see how technologies perform, how the house performs as a whole, and the next stage is to even have a family living in the property, to see how they get on with the new technologies. Additionally, the house is included in the Catchment to Coast project, part of a wider government program looking at flood risk and water resilience, which also led to a wide range of water-saving technologies also being introduced into the properties, as well as the design of exterior spaces to help manage rainwater in new and innovative ways during storm events. This is a fantastic project and one of national importance to help inform and show how we might be able to transition not just public housing, but also private properties, to bring the cost of living down, whilst also meeting our climate objectives, tackling water scarcity and reducing flooding. Guest: Ben Harrison https://www.southend.gov.uk/news/article/2952/southend-on-sea-city-council-shortlisted-for-four-essex-housing-awards Be sure to check out the podcast on all usual podcast platforms, and on social media. A huge thank you to all those who helped make this project happen, with special thanks to: Southend-On-Sea Council Catchment to Coast: https://engageenvironmentagency.uk.engagementhq.com/sou019-catchment-to-coast Water Offsets: https://www.wateroffsets.co.uk/ South Essex Homes: https://southessexhomes.co.uk/ Morgan Sindall Property Services: https://morgansindallpropertyservices.com/ Hydrorock: https://www.hydrorock.com/ Southend-On-Sea Parks Team Eurovia: https://www.eurovia.co.uk/ A big shout-out to those who have made this series possible! Sponsored by: Water Offsets: https://www.wateroffsets.co.uk/ Vectorworks: https://www.vectorworks.net/en-GB/2023 Our kind supporters: The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://lnkd.in/gyFwj5b8 and, Gillian Goodson Designs: https://lnkd.in/gDQwz-As Finally, this episode is powered by: ND Landscape Architects Ltd : https://ndla.co.uk/ and, Monsterdon LTD: https://monsterdon.com/ @vectorworks @WaterOffsets @GardensAndDriveways @thebirminghambotanicalgard4950 @ndlandscapearchitectsltd.8472 @monsterdonltd @gilliangoodsondesigns900 #Councilhouse #biodiversity #sustainability #nature #house #podcast #environment #retrofit #climatecrisis #retrofitting #architecture #netzero #watersecurity #water #climatechange #housingcrisis #costofliving #climatechange #moneysavingtips #ecofriendly #interiordesign #energy #savetheplanet #lowcarbon #carbonneutral #sustainableliving #homeappliances #science #climateresilience #landscape #climateaction #ideas #innovation #landscapearchitecture #carbonfootprint #climate #climatetech

In this episode, we are joined by excellent Ted Green our only returning guest of the series who has just authored a new book, Treetime. The book explores Teds lifelong adventure with trees and tree folk. Since earliest childhood, and with Windsor Great Park as his playground, Ted has been asking questions about nature and our environment. Treetime is a collection of tales from over 80 years spent observing, questioning and caring for the natural world and all its wildlife, especially fungi, trees and birds. Ted is one of the most influential tree experts I have ever met, and his influence extends far beyond I think even he realises sometimes. This book is so important for anyone interested in the environmental world, especially those with an interest in trees, landscapes, ecology, carbon, soils, fungi, farming, conservation and so many other areas too. One very interesting thing with this book is its written the same way that Ted talks, which means you are constantly taken on stories and journeys throughout the book, but also his thoughts in interesting studies and research ideas, or theories on various matters. Giving the book a really rich value in helping guide future Phd studies and inform us of areas we need to know much more about. I cannot recommend the book enough and its really a vital learning tool for anyone interested in the environment. All proceeds also go to support the Arboricultural Association and you can find the book on their website here: https://www.trees.org.uk/Book-Shop/Products/Treetime-Ted-Green Guest: Ted Green https://www.alismty.com/ Be sure to check out the podcast on all usual podcast platforms, and on social media. A big shout-out to those who have made this series possible! Sponsored by: Water Offsets: https://www.wateroffsets.co.uk/ Vectorworks: https://www.vectorworks.net/en-GB/2023 Our kind supporters: The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://lnkd.in/gyFwj5b8 and, Gillian Goodson Designs: https://lnkd.in/gDQwz-As Finally, this episode is powered by: ND Landscape Architects Ltd : https://ndla.co.uk/ and, Monsterdon LTD: https://monsterdon.com/ @vectorworks @WaterOffsets @GardensAndDriveways @thebirminghambotanicalgard4950 @ndlandscapearchitectsltd.8472 @monsterdonltd @gilliangoodsondesigns900 #Tree #biodiversity #sustainability #nature #algae #podcast #environment #Trees #climatecrisis #treestory #rewilding #netzero #conservation #trees #conservationeducation #farming #regenerativefarming #climatechange #woodland #ecofriendly #forestry #arborist #savetheplanet #wood #forest #forestry #farming #science #scientist #landscape #climateaction #ideas #innovation #landscapearchitecture #carbonfootprint #climate #climatechange

In this episode, we are joined by Ramon CEO and Founder of ALIS a cutting edge biotech company based in Mexico, who are working to develop and manage new solutions to tackle issues around contaminated water, and how to produce useful, and high-end products from Algae. In this episode, we talk about the challenges facing existing infrastructure especially when it comes to water resilience related challenges. We discuss how ALIS is working to develop cheaper nature based solutions to tackle this issue using micro algae as well as the wonderful work of Micro Algae themselves, other technologies and uses for them, the challenges and opportunities they face. Please note that this is the first online episode we have filmed, so please bear with us should there be any technical hiccups! Guest: Ramon Alejandro De Hoyos Cantu - ALIS https://www.alismty.com/ Be sure to check out the podcast on all usual podcast platforms, and on social media. A big shout-out to those who have made this series possible! Sponsored by: Water Offsets: https://www.wateroffsets.co.uk/ Vectorworks: https://www.vectorworks.net/en-GB/2023 Our kind supporters: The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://lnkd.in/gyFwj5b8 and, Gillian Goodson Designs: https://lnkd.in/gDQwz-As Finally, this episode is powered by: ND Landscape Architects Ltd : https://ndla.co.uk/ and, Monsterdon LTD: https://monsterdon.com/ @vectorworks @WaterOffsets @GardensAndDriveways @thebirminghambotanicalgard4950 @ndlandscapearchitectsltd.8472 @monsterdonltd @gilliangoodsondesigns900 #infrastructure #biodiversity #sustainability #nature #algae #podcast #environment #algaebioteknologiinternasional #climatecrisis #climatetech #engineering #netzero #innovation #algaecenter #watersecurity #wastewatertreatmentsolutions #sustainabledevelopment #climatechange #zerowaste #ecofriendly #watertreatmentequipment #sustainableliving #savetheplanet #technology #design #airpollution #biofuel #science #scientist #landscape #climateaction #newtechnology #innovation #landscapearchitecture #carbonfootprint #climate #climatechange

In this episode, we are joined by David Prys-Jones the Biodiversity Manager at HS2 Ltd. Who is working to develop and manage the biodiversity enhancement aspects of the HS2 project, the one of the largest infrastructure projects in Europe. In this episode, we talk about the challenges facing major infrastructure projects such as HS2, and how the project is working to try and manage ecosystems impacted by the project and provide enhancement and new opportunities across their route, as well as some of the new approaches being trialled as part of the project. We also talk about the project in general to outline what is being done and why, as well as some of the projects controversies, challenges and successes. Please note that this episode was filmed before the scrapping of phase 2 of the project. Guest: David Prys-Jones - HS2 Ltd https://www.hs2.org.uk/ Be sure to check out the podcast on all usual podcast platforms, and on social media. A big shout-out to those who have made this series possible! Sponsored by: Water Offsets: https://www.wateroffsets.co.uk/ Vectorworks: https://www.vectorworks.net/en-GB/2023 Marshalls: https://www.marshalls.co.uk/ Our kind supporters: The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://lnkd.in/gyFwj5b8 and, Gillian Goodson Designs: https://lnkd.in/gDQwz-As Finally, this episode is powered by: ND Landscape Architects Ltd : https://ndla.co.uk/ and, Monsterdon LTD: https://monsterdon.com/ @vectorworks @WaterOffsets @GardensAndDriveways @thebirminghambotanicalgard4950 @ndlandscapearchitectsltd.8472 @monsterdonltd @gilliangoodsondesigns900 #infrastructure #biodiversity #sustainability #nature #people #podcast #environment #developmentprojects #climatecrisis #architecture #engineering #netzero #innovation #HS2 #railway #urbandesign #sustainabledevelopment #climatechange #zerowaste #ecofriendly #historicarchitecture #sustainableliving #savetheplanet #technology #design #greenliving #architecturedesign #architect #architects #landscape #building #housing #housingdevelopment #landscapearchitecture #carbonfootprint #climate #climatechange

In this episode, we are joined by the insightful Marketa Hermova Landscape Product Specialist at Vectorworks, a software provider for built environment specialists, especially landscape architects, architects, engineers, and garden designers - also one of our fantastic sponsors! In this episode, we talk about how Marketa is working with designers and engineers to ensure that they have the digital skills and solutions on hand to design for the future. Software like Vectorworks is playing more and more of a role in helping to ensure projects are delivered sustainably, helping detect potential clashes within the design, and allowing us to deliver more integrated and sustainable projects. The developing role of technology in delivering environmental solutions is becoming ever more evident. Not just to help smooth the design process, and reduce onsite risk, but also to ensure that projects can be constructed much more quickly, in a sustainable manner, and provide the information if/when sites or projects are revisited or regenerated. Guest: Marketa Hermova - Vectorworks https://www.vectorworks.net/en-GB Be sure to check out the podcast on all usual podcast platforms, and on social media. A big shout-out to those who have made this series possible! Sponsored by: Water Offsets: https://www.wateroffsets.co.uk/ Vectorworks: https://www.vectorworks.net/en-GB/2023 Our kind supporters: The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://lnkd.in/gyFwj5b8 and, Gillian Goodson Designs: https://lnkd.in/gDQwz-As Finally, this episode is powered by: ND Landscape Architects Ltd : https://ndla.co.uk/ and, Monsterdon LTD: https://monsterdon.com/ @vectorworks @WaterOffsets @GardensAndDriveways @thebirminghambotanicalgard4950 @ndlandscapearchitectsltd.8472 @monsterdonltd @gilliangoodsondesigns900 #newtechnology #biodiversity #sustainability #nature #people #podcast #environment #developmentprojects #climatecrisis #architecture #engineering #netzero #innovation #water #environmentallyfriendly #urbandesign #sustainabledevelopment #climatechange #zerowaste #ecofriendly #historicarchitecture #sustainableliving #savetheplanet #technology #design #greenliving #architecturedesign #architect #architects #landscape #housingmarket #housing #housingdevelopment #landscapearchitecture #carbonfootprint #climate #climatechange

In this episode, we are joined by the incredible Will Campion a young architect punching well above his weight as the founder of Offgrid Works. In this episode, we talk about Will's wide range of work on many of the mega projects going on around the world, and how he turned from this to tackle challenges like the housing crisis. Will has taken his expertise, learning, and technologies from these projects and applied this to new architecture projects, delivering a series of award-winning, net zero homes with a decreasing cost point. We go through Will's experiences on these projects and the global challenges some of them are trying to help tackle. Before talking about the technologies he has applied to new projects, and strategies to deliver more affordable, net-zero and even energy-positive schemes. Then we get a chance to see and discuss one of the award-winning housing projects which has been completed where Will talks specifically about how it has been designed and delivered and how it itself delivers for those that live there. Guest: Will Campion - Offgrid Works https://www.offgrid.works/ Be sure to check out the podcast on all usual podcast platforms, and on social media. A big shout-out to those that have made this series possible! Sponsored by: Water Offsets: https://www.wateroffsets.co.uk/ Marshalls: https://www.marshalls.co.uk/ Vectorworks: https://www.vectorworks.net/en-GB/2023 Our kind supporters: The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://lnkd.in/gyFwj5b8 and, Gillian Goodson Designs: https://lnkd.in/gDQwz-As Finally, this episode is powered by: ND Landscape Architects Ltd : https://ndla.co.uk/ and, Monsterdon LTD: https://monsterdon.com/ @vectorworks @WaterOffsets @GardensAndDriveways @thebirminghambotanicalgard4950 @ndlandscapearchitectsltd.8472 @monsterdonltd @gilliangoodsondesigns900 #newtechnology #biodiversity #sustainability #nature #people #podcast #environment #developmentprojects #climatecrisis #architecture #engineering #netzero #innovation #water #environmentallyfriendly #urbandesign #sustainabledevelopment #climatechange #zerowaste #ecofriendly #historicarchitecture #sustainableliving #savetheplanet #technology #design #greenliving #architecturedesign #architect #architects #landscape #housingmarket #housing #housingdevelopment #landscapearchitecture #carbonfootprint #climate #climatechange

In this episode, we are joined by the influential Oliver Jones a fellow Podcast host and Associate Director – Sustainability & Innovation at Cundall. In this episode, we talk about what both Oliver and I have found out and discovered through our podcasts and what our general observations are. We also talk about Olivers background and the types of projects he has undertaken and how Cundall a major global engineering company are pioneering solutions to sustainability challenges and stepping up to the mark to ensure that as a company they're doing what needs to be done for us to meet our sustainability targets as quickly as possible. This is a really fantastic episode if you are interested in new technologies, innovations, example projects, and politics. We also discuss issues are education and skills shortages that are required to make the sustainable transition possible! Guest: Oliver Jones - Cundall https://www.cundall.com/ Future X Podcast https://www.futurebuild.co.uk/digital-landing-page/futurex-podcast/ Be sure to check out the podcast on all usual podcast platforms, and on social media. A big shout-out to those that have made this series possible! Sponsored by: Water Offsets: https://www.wateroffsets.co.uk/ Marshalls: https://www.marshalls.co.uk/ Vectorworks: https://www.vectorworks.net/en-GB/2023 Our kind supporters: The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://lnkd.in/gyFwj5b8 and, Gillian Goodson Designs: https://lnkd.in/gDQwz-As Finally, this episode is powered by: ND Landscape Architects Ltd : https://ndla.co.uk/ and, Monsterdon LTD: https://monsterdon.com/ @vectorworks @WaterOffsets @GardensAndDriveways @thebirminghambotanicalgard4950 @ndlandscapearchitectsltd.8472 @monsterdonltd @gilliangoodsondesigns900 #newtechnology #biodiversity #sustainability #nature #people #podcast #environment #food #climatecrisis #architecture #engineering #netzero #innovation #water #environmentallyfriendly #urbandesign #sustainabledevelopment #climatechange #zerowaste #ecofriendly #plasticfree #sustainableliving #savetheplanet #technology #design #greenliving #agriculture #compost #consciousconsumer #landscape #upcycling #organic #naturelovers #landscapearchitecture #carbonfootprint #climate #climatechange

In this episode, we are joined by the incredible Garden Designer and Landscape Architect Marian Boswell. We talk about her fantastic new book, as well as her approach to the design of gardens. Marian has been playing a key role in developing sustainable practices for garden designs and landscape architects and has been championing sharing these ideas and her knowledge with others. A key theme that came up throughout the episode was that you don't need to work your socks off for a sustainable garden, many sustainable practices can in fact save you lots of time, money, and carbon, all whilst helping our garden critters too. Alongside this, we talk about various challenges associated with garden design and how when we think of sustainability, its easy to focus on biodiversity or carbon, and actually we also need to factor in the importance of building communities as part of a sustainability strategy too. Guest: Marian Boswell - Marian Boswell Landscape Architects https://www.marianboswall.com/ Be sure to check out the podcast on all usual podcast platforms, and on social media. A big shout-out to those that have made this series possible! Sponsored by: Water Offsets: https://www.wateroffsets.co.uk/ Marshalls: https://www.marshalls.co.uk/ Vectorworks: https://www.vectorworks.net/en-GB/2023 Our kind supporters: The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://lnkd.in/gyFwj5b8 and, Gillian Goodson Designs: https://lnkd.in/gDQwz-As Finally, this episode is powered by: ND Landscape Architects Ltd : https://ndla.co.uk/ and, Monsterdon LTD: https://monsterdon.com/ @vectorworks @WaterOffsets @GardensAndDriveways @thebirminghambotanicalgard4950 @ndlandscapearchitectsltd.8472 @monsterdonltd @gilliangoodsondesigns900

In this episode we are joined by the fantastic author Dave Goulson. We talk about the importance and range of wonderful insect species that inhabit our world, how and why they are important to us, and unfortunately, how severely they're now threatened. We look into the incredible destruction caused by pesticides on insect species, their potency and legacy. As well as their potential impact on our health too. A bit of a darker episode than normal, but no doubt, one of our most important. Guest: Dave Goulson – Author & Professor of Biology at University of Sussex Check out Dave's fantastic book here: https://www.waterstones.com/book/silent-earth/dave-goulson/9781787333345 Be sure to check out the podcast on all usual podcast platforms, and on social media. A big shout out to those that have made this series possible! Sponsored by: Water Offsets: https://www.wateroffsets.co.uk/ Marshalls: https://www.marshalls.co.uk/ Vectorworks: https://www.vectorworks.net/en-GB/2023 Our kind supporters: The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://lnkd.in/gyFwj5b8 and, Gillian Goodson Designs: https://lnkd.in/gDQwz-As Finally, this episode is powered by: ND Landscape Architects Ltd : https://ndla.co.uk/ and, Monsterdon LTD: https://monsterdon.com/#pesticides #biodiversity #sustainability #nature #people #podcast #environment #farming #climatecrisis #naturelovers #health #insects #ecology #water #water

Want to know more about the role young people can play in the environmental world and how important being involved in projects to do with the natural world can be. Then this is a great episode for you. We talk about how engaging in practical environmental projects can help foster confidence, teamwork and team building, and how it can help get people back onto the right path due to the sense of responsibility it can give. Guest: Sophie Beesley – Youth Engagement Specialist Be sure to check out the podcast on all usual podcast platforms, and on social media. A big shout out to those that have made this series possible! Sponsored by: Water Offsets: https://www.wateroffsets.co.uk/ Marshalls: https://www.marshalls.co.uk/ Vectorworks: https://www.vectorworks.net/en-GB/2023 Our kind supporters: The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://lnkd.in/gyFwj5b8 and, Gillian Goodson Designs: https://lnkd.in/gDQwz-As Finally, this episode is powered by: ND Landscape Architects Ltd : https://ndla.co.uk/ and, Monsterdon LTD: https://monsterdon.com/#engagement #biodiversity #sustainability #nature #people #podcast #environment #youth #climatecrisis #fridaysforfuture

S1E17: Chris Griffiths - Green Manufacturing

We are back!!! Following a mid season break we are now returning with a range of fantastic episodes. Our first guest, whose episode will be released tomorrow is Chris Griffiths, head of Sustainability for one of our fantastic sponsors, Marshalls. This is a really fascinating conversation as we discuss green manufacturing and the challenges faced when creating products we need, in a sustainable way. Especially interesting for me, is how Marshalls are actually able to capture carbon in the creation of their concrete products - surprising but true, not only do they store carbon, but it can make the process curing process quicker too, and the product stronger! Be sure to check out the podcast on all usual podcast platforms, and on social media. A huge thank you to the sponsor of this episode: Beans Accountants: beansuk.com Marshalls: https://www.marshalls.co.uk/ Our kind supporters: The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://lnkd.in/gyFwj5b8 and, Gillian Goodson Designs: https://lnkd.in/gDQwz-As Finally, this episode is powered by: ND Landscape Architects Ltd: https://ndla.co.uk/ and, Monsterdon LTD: https://monsterdon.com/#sustainability #concretecarbonabsorption #carboncuretechnology #greenmanufacturing #marshalls

S1E14: The Edge: Urban Design

In this weeks episode, we feature the two Directors of Edge Urban Design, a fantastically forward-thinking female-led Urban Design practice. They specialise in the creation of new developments, settlements, and how we think about urban living. Urban design is a really fascinating profession and they’re at the cutting edge, bringing the story of a place to the fore, responding to local characteristics and distinctiveness, and thinking about how people and nature can thrive together. 

Guest:

Hannah Smart – Director Edge Urban Design

Sarah Murray – Edge Urban Design

Be sure to check out the podcast on all usual podcast platforms, and on social media.

A big shoutout to those that have made this series possible!

Sponsored by:

Beans Accountants: https://beansuk.com/

Our kind supporters:

The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://lnkd.in/gyFwj5b8 and,

Gillian Goodson Designs: https://lnkd.in/gDQwz-As

Finally, this episode is powered by:

ND Landscape Architects Ltd : https://ndla.co.uk/ and,

Monsterdon LTD: https://monsterdon.com/

In this episode we are joined by Dr Emma Ferranti and Prof. Rob Mackenzie from the University of Birmingham Institute of Forest Research (BIFOR), where we talk about the role and importance of trees and plants in tackling the climate crisis and explore their experiments looking at how plants are responding to an artificial atmosphere based on what we think our woodlands will face in the future. 

A huge thank you to the sponsor of this episode: Beans Accountants: Beans Accounting and Business Support (beansuk.com)

Our kind supporters: The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://lnkd.in/gyFwj5b8 and, Gillian Goodson Designs: https://lnkd.in/gDQwz-As

Finally, this episode is powered by: ND Landscape Architects Ltd: https://ndla.co.uk/ and, Monsterdon LTD: https://monsterdon.com/

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Welcome to the first episode of the People Place and Nature Podcast! In this episode, we talk with John Little on a wide range of topics from how we need to rethink designing for ecology, why complexity is vital for eco-systems and how we can make simple changes through design and management to make places better for people and nature. 

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About John: 

Twitter: @grassroofco 

Instagram: @grassroofco 

Web: https://www.grassroofcompany.co.uk/ and https://greenroofshelters.co.uk/

Winners - CIRIA BIG Biodiversity Challenge 2018 - Innovation Award  

Winner - CIBSE - Green Infrastructure Design Challenge - EcoBuild 201  

A big shoutout to our supporters!

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Vectorworks: https://www.vectorworks.net/en-GB

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Gillian Goodson Designs: https://www.gilliangoodson.com/

The Birmingham Botanical Gardens: https://www.birminghambotanicalgardens.org.uk/

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Across the globe, more emphasis is being put on improving the health of our populations and ecosystems but many people are left frustrated by an apparent lack of action. We are working to build a platform that shares some of the amazing work taking place to address the problems we all face, from the climate crisis to our ageing population and everything in between. It’s not all doom and gloom, there's a vast array of people from all industries and walks of life working to improve our world and, with the support of our partners, we're here to share it.

Episode 1 coming 16th March!