Bye for now: a message from team Local Zero

Bye for now: a message from team Local Zero

From Local Zero by Strathclyde Institute for Sustainable Communities

December 5, 2025 · 3 min

About this episode

The Local Zero podcast announces its temporary conclusion after 113 episodes and 35,000 listeners, while expressing gratitude to its audience and hope for future episodes.

After 113 episodes, reaching 35,000 unique listeners, in 150 countries - the award-winning Local Zero podcast is having to say 'bye for now'. Sadly, we’ve reached a point where continuing to fund production of Local Zero has become a challenge. We are working hard to identify a way forward, and hope to have a resolution early in 2026, so we can begin publishing new episodes again. We are extremely proud of all that we’ve achieved so far, and have had tremendous fun along the way. Particularly, we've loved hearing from people who've got in touch to let us know how listening to the podcast has helped them shape their approach to sustainability and local climate action. To all our past guests, our listeners, and especially to anyone who has ever got in touch or shared positive reviews - thank you! All past episodes and transcripts will remain available on podcast platforms - and searchable on the website www.localzeropod.com If you'd like to get in touch with the team - especially if your organisation has ideas for funding or commissioning episodes of Local Zero or if you have stories to share about the impact of the podcast or of particular episodes - we would love to hear from…

Topics covered

  • podcast conclusion
  • sustainability
  • local climate action
  • funding challenges
  • listener engagement

Keywords

  • Local Zero
  • sustainability
  • climate action
  • podcast
  • funding
  • listeners
  • episodes
  • community

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Local Zero, Strathclyde Institute for Sustainable Communities

Places: 150 countries

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