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Estimated from 7 chart positions in 7 markets.
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- 🇬🇧GB · Earth Sciences#8030K to 100K
- 🇨🇦CA · Earth Sciences#1205K to 30K
- 🇩🇪DE · Earth Sciences#1895K to 30K
- 🇳🇱NL · Earth Sciences#5310K to 30K
- 🇮🇳IN · Earth Sciences#7510K to 30K
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Est. listeners per new episode within ~30 days
70K to 245K🎙 Biweekly cadence·36 episodes·Long inactive - Monthly Reach
Unique listeners across all episodes (30 days)
100K to 350K🇬🇧29%🇰🇪29%🇨🇦9%+4 more - Active Followers
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30K to 105K
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Pausing, Reflecting, Hoping
Sep 5, 2024
30m 55s
Harvesting, Fertilising, Revolutionising
Aug 9, 2024
50m 43s
Mapping, Restoring, Regenerating
Jul 10, 2024
54m 55s
Pollinating, Gardening, Listening
Jun 10, 2024
55m 43s
Campaigning, Collaborating, Motivating
May 20, 2024
47m 02s
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| 9/5/24 | Pausing, Reflecting, Hoping | As series 1 of Imagining Tomorrow draws to a close, presenter Emma Newman reflects on the battle against despair and what the podcast has revealed about the entrepreneurs, scientists, innovators and communities she's interviewed. Emma explores the key lessons they've imparted, and whether they're enough to tackle the climate. Resources: Research on new onshore wind and solar sites: https://friendsoftheearth.uk/climate/mapping-england-could-produce-13-times-more-clean-energy https://www.oxfam... | 30m 55s | ||||||
| 8/9/24 | Harvesting, Fertilising, Revolutionising | Seaweed has long been touted as an important resource in the battle against climate change, thanks to its rapid growth and ability to absorb carbon dioxide. Inspired by conversations with a community garden group in Scotland and the founder of a company producing sustainable materials from seaweed, Emma Newman imagines a world in which new materials replace plastics and fossil fuels are replaced by different types of biomass, including seaweed. In episode 9 we heard from: ... | 50m 43s | ||||||
| 7/10/24 | Mapping, Restoring, Regenerating | Recent council decisions to cut down trees in Sheffield and Plymouth have prompted outcry from local residents and demonstrated how passionate we can be about preserving trees in urban environments. Research carried out on behalf of Friends of the Earth shows the dramatic impact trees have on bringing down temperatures in urban areas, and calls to increase our woeful tree cover in the UK are gathering momentum. Inspired by conversations with the CEO of one of the most ambitious rewildin... | 54m 55s | ||||||
| 6/10/24 | Pollinating, Gardening, Listening | The decline in pollinator numbers is a frightening trend that needs to be reversed as soon as possible. If you live in a city, is there anything you can do? And if you're a farmer, how can you tell if the changes you're making to increase numbers of pollinators that food production depends upon are actually working? Inspired by conversations with an ecologist who has an ambitious plan for pollinators in London, the founder of a UK start-up using smart listening devices and AI to monitor polli... | 55m 43s | ||||||
| 5/20/24 | Campaigning, Collaborating, Motivating | In recent years, young people have been at the forefront of campaigning on climate change. How does it feel to spearhead a campaign? How is it possible to campaign with busy lives and academic pressures? What keeps you going in these times of hostile politics, an adversarial press and toxic social media? Emma Newman talks to a young activist who has spearheaded an amazing campaign for clean air in London and a youth campaigning mentor from Friends of the Earth. In episode 5 we heard from: De... | 47m 02s | ||||||
| 4/5/24 | Monitoring, Rescuing, Cleansing | One day, a man in Salford Quays awoke to find a duck nesting on his balcony, 150 ft above the water. Once born, her ducklings had to be lowered down in a bucket. With over 20 acres of water at her disposal, why did that mother duck decide to nest there? And why did thousands of fish in the same location die overnight? Inspired by talking to the duckling rescuer, the inventor of cutting-edge water monitoring equipment, and an award-winning science fiction author, Emma Newman imagines a future ... | 44m 02s | ||||||
| 3/5/24 | Financing, Fundraising, Moving | When the average person can’t control how the funds in their own bank accounts or pensions are used by institutions, is there any way to stop terrible things being done with our money? Inspired by conversations with the leader of a grassroots movement empowering women to take control of their finances, a community farm in Wales raising funds to keep the farm in the service of the local people it feeds, and an award-winning science fiction writer, Emma Newman imagines a world in which fossil ... | 1h 01m 29s | ||||||
| 2/6/24 | Warming, Decarbonising, Celebrating | Across the UK there are thousands of faith buildings playing important roles in their communities. Churches, mosques, gurdwaras, all host gatherings for worship and for community activities such as playgroups, choirs, support groups and many more. Recently, many have been serving as warm banks, providing a space for people struggling to heat their homes in the energy crisis. How can these buildings, often huge and sometimes hundreds of years old, afford to provide these critical spaces in tim... | 52m 57s | ||||||
| 1/5/24 | Growing, Feeding, Nurturing | Over the past couple of years, extreme weather events, the energy crisis and Brexit have put a visible strain on the UK’s food supply chain and increased prices for the consumer. What if we increased the amount of food that we grow in cities, and thus increased biodiversity and reduced food miles? Inspired by talking to a community gardens group in Reading, a horticultural engineer who has co-founded a vertical farm in London and an award-winning author and screenwriter, Emma Newman imagines ... | 54m 48s | ||||||
| 11/20/23 | Heating, Cooling, Empowering | Most homes in the UK are still heated by burning fossil fuels. Struggling households are faced with unnecessarily high bills and cold winters, or bearing the financial burden of replacing old-fashioned central heating. So is there a better way to heat and cool our buildings, accelerate decarbonisation and reduce fuel poverty? Inspired by talking to a Welsh community, a scientist and award-winning author Anne Charnock, Emma Newman imagines a future in which ex-industrial towns can be regenera... | 50m 07s | ||||||
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| 11/1/23 | Imagining Tomorrow- Trailer | Coming soon, a new podcast, Imagining Tomorrow shows how we can create a future that is good for people and for nature, based on innovations in technology and community action that are already having a positive impact. Join Emma Newman as she pieces together the roadmap to utopia by interviewing amazing inventors, communities and award-winning science fiction authors. We can’t build a better future until we can imagine it, so let’s imagine it together. Support the show | 4m 04s | ||||||
| 9/28/21 | How to Save the Planet | How 17,000 people took Shell to court - and won | An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. This summer, in a ground-breaking ruling, a Dutch court ordered Shell to reduce its emissions. This is the first time a company has been made to take action to prevent climate breakdown. The case was brought by Friends of the Earth Netherlands, alongside 17,000 co-plaintiffs and other organisations. In this episode Fran and Finn speak to Nine de Pater, from Friends of the Earth Netherlands, to hear more abo... | 27m 01s | ||||||
| 7/29/21 | How to Save the Planet | Black Girls Hike | An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. As lockdowns ease and we're able to get out again we look at groups working to address the under-representation of black and brown people in the outdoors. Over a couple of future episodes, we speak to people who are challenging this. Louisa and Danny speak to Rhiane Fatinikun. In 2019 Rhiane set up a small walking group Black Girls Hike, which today has thousands of members, providing a safe space for black... | 22m 53s | ||||||
| 6/11/21 | How to Save the Planet | What’s wrong with the Policing Bill? | An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. We explore the governments controversial new Policing Bill, speaking to our Head of Political Affairs, Dave Timms about the risk to peaceful protest and Mattey Mitchell from Friends, Families and Travellers about its potential devastating effects on the rights of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities. Support the show | 40m 14s | ||||||
| 4/26/21 | How to Save the Planet | Do local elections matter? | An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. On 6th May polls open for local elections around England and Wales, for communities to vote for their next Mayor, Metro Mayor, local council and Senedd representatives. But interest in local elections can be low, with the power of your local representatives to make big decisions for our planet often get overlooked. This episode we spoke to Connie and Jackie, local campaigners in Friends of the Earth's n... | 35m 08s | ||||||
| 4/1/21 | How to Save the Planet | Want a green job? | An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. A green, low carbon future means new jobs and industries that are good for the environment and the people in them. But what counts as a green job? Do people really want them? How do you get one? And what should government be doing to create more? We're joined today by Clare Linton from Urban Transport Group and Lola Fayokun from Teach The Future to talk all things green jobs. ---- Support the show | 45m 11s | ||||||
| 2/24/21 | How to Save the Planet | What's wrong with the economy anyway? | Part of our plan for building a greener and fairer future as we recover from the pandemic is to fix the broken economy. But what's broken about it? What might a different approach look like? And what difference would that actually make to your life? Fran and Danny talk to Adrienne Buller from think tank Common Wealth who answers all of these burning questions. Want to hear from us on a specific topic? Tweet us @friends_earth or email podcast@foe.co.uk and let us know. Find out ... | 33m 38s | ||||||
| 1/27/21 | How to Save the Planet | What does a green future look like? | An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. As we make our way through the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been a lot of talk of building back better and a new normal. We have heard campaigners and politicians talking about a green and fair recovery or a green new deal. But what do any of these things really mean? What parts of our society need to change? What would that look like in your life? This episode kicks off the new year with a new series and a n... | 20m 03s | ||||||
| 12/18/20 | How to Save the Planet | A green and stress free Christmas with Tori Tsui | An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. The holiday season is barrelling towards us, and it can be a high stress time of year, even as we try to relax. So, Muna and Louisa spoke to Tori Tsui, a climate and mental health activist. Tori came loaded with tips on how we can look after ourselves, each other and the planet as we make it through the final hurdle of 2020. Head to Instagram to follow Tori @toritsui_ If you'd like to give the gift of a donation t... | 34m 44s | ||||||
| 11/25/20 | How to Save the Planet | Can you make a difference to climate breakdown? | An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. You've signed petitions and shared posts, but what next? How can you make an actual difference to the climate? It’s easier than you think: start in your backyard! We speak to local campaigner Ian Bowler and Wigan Council's Climate Change Manager Kerrell Walley, to find out how working with your local council can have a massive impact. Support the show | 28m 02s | ||||||
| 10/26/20 | How to Save the Planet | How do climate and racism connect? | An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. What is environmental justice? How are black and brown communities impacted by climate breakdown differently? Why do equality and anti-racism need to be central to the environmental movement? To mark Black History Month, campaigner Muna Suleiman chats to MP David Lammy, MEP Magid Magid and activist Mikaela Loach about how climate and race are connected, and what we can do to make the environment movement more inclu... | 27m 54s | ||||||
| 9/25/20 | How to Save the Planet | Can you love fashion and the planet? | An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. As fashion week draws to a close, we take a look at one of our most problematic faves - new clothes. Muna and Louisa speak to fashion insiders Ros and Marie to get useful tips about how we can look good sustainably, what we can do as consumers to push the fashion industry to be better, and what companies and our government should be doing to make the important changes we need to see. Ros Studd worked as a buyer in ... | 26m 08s | ||||||
| 9/3/20 | How to Save the Planet | Can getting around go green? | An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. Outside of our major cities, the UK is reliant on cars to get us around. We know they're huge contributors to climate breakdown, but what are the alternatives? Could we really aim for the bike culture of Holland? Could our public transport system ever be accessible enough to challenge the car's rule? In this episode, Muna talks to Haf, Ian and Ridhi, all of whom are working on making our approach to transport that ... | 23m 58s | ||||||
| 7/20/20 | How to Save the Planet | How to talk about climate | An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. Caring about the climate doesn't always mean it's easy to talk about. We know it can be a tricky conversation to have, whether with friends, family or your least favourite coworker. We're here to help, so we asked Cassie Flynn to share some wisdom. Cassie is the Strategic Advisor on Climate for the United Nations Development Programme, and joins Muna and Fran to talk us through key lessons she's learned from a lon... | 30m 46s | ||||||
| 6/9/20 | How to Save the Planet | Are your taxes funding climate breakdown? | An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. The UK claims to be a climate leader, but the truth behind where our tax money goes tells a different story. Muna and Louisa are joined today by Adam McGibbon, an investigator with Global Witness. We discover how our money is being used to damage our climate and destroy the communities and livelihoods of those most impacted by climate breakdown in the global south. And how we can stop it. We’ll also hear from... | 32m 56s | ||||||
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Chart Positions
8 placements across 7 markets.
Chart Positions
8 placements across 7 markets.