Welcome to the Bath People and Planet Podcast!
People and Planet is the largest student network in Britain campaigning for action on world poverty, human rights and the environmental crisis. Bath People and Planet is the University of Bath's branch of the national network, and this podcast is one of our responses to the virtual world the pandemic has shaped.
UKAHT
TuneFM
Phil P
Living Streets
WSL Studios
The People's Countryside
Green Canvas
Reuben Constantine
Finisterre
Future Frogmen
APECS
Natural Environment Research Council (NERC)
The Linnean Society of London
Banyan Tree
mishb93
Just Say Hola
Michael Bott and Rupert Soskin
James Perrin
WWF
Agile Rabbit
Art Gallery of Ontario
ABC Radio
bitesz.com
Global Crises. Creative Society
ABC Radio
SwitchOn Radio
The Past
Tim Stephenson
Chris Marquardt
Sustainababble: comedy, nature, climate change.
Henk Kombrink
Schuman Volunteers
Carmensan
pluriverse
Chris and Jesse
Tracey Thomas
MFTWA
Jo Frances Penn
Euronews
Various
Nia Tero
Emanuele Terenzani
Alumni & Development at Leeds
Rich German
Environmental Thought in Antiquity
Jan Oosthoek
Maple magazine
National Museum of Australia
Te Tuhi
BBC Radio 4
Saima Baig
Various
David Noble
Claude Schryer
Global Slovakia
Nordic Horizons
GIANNA SNOWDEN
Fenton Lutunatabua
Timothy Myers
Newstalk
Kit Rackley (Geogramblings)
Tandem Productions
TBA21 on st_age
Sydney Institute of Marine Science
Mr Darby
SPACE10
Mary Creagh MP
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Robb Coles
Siyona
Pihusplanet
Monocle
MPavilion
Theatre Of War
BRIC RADIO
Gretchen Miller | Homeground
Shepparton Art Museum
Akash and Durga
London Environmental Network
Caraboo Projects
aotearoaunearthed
SAPIENS.org
Isabella Rosner
selvedge
NEW MEDIA GROUP 3
Jonathan Levy
Niels Bohr Library & Archives
None
Serpentine
Afiqah Dharwi
Biolinks Alliance
Legacy of Hope Foundation
Martha Tsutsui Billins
Clean Sailors Crew 🌊
Megan Williams, Bec Horridge, Nicky Stott & Eiddwen Jeffery
The Society for Nautical Research and the Lloyds Register Foundation
None
Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody
Ilkley Literature Festival
Anthony James