The Green Man Podcast Archiv
17 Episoden
32 Minuten
Four magnificent minds from Einstein's Garden come together for a big green chat. Climate scientist Professor Mary Gagen often gets asked, what can individuals do to help the planet? She wades through the politics of pollution, to talk about how to make environmental decisions without being overwhelmed. Hannah Bland is from Possible, a charity that exists to engage people in climate action with a can-do attitude and infectious optimism for a cleaner, fairer future. Kofi and Arthur are some of the clever folk on the team at UCell, who provide the hydrogen cell power for the Omni Tent in Einstein's Garden. UCell lift the lid on the science behind complex green technologies, from batteries and fuel cells to supercapacitors and solar wind power.
31 Minuten
Renowned for her captivating genre-hopping, and collaborations with Andrew Weatherall and The Chemical Brothers, Beth Orton is a timeless master of electronic ambience, and contemporary folk exploration. Full of messy narratives and all-encompassing songwriting, Orton’s eighth studio album ‘Weather Alive’ is a beast of its own perception; one which effortlessly depicts the highs and lows of a career spanning nearly thirty-years, that shows no signs of slowing down. Beth chats to author, journalist, DJ and long-time friend of the Green Man, Pete Paphides, following her set on the Mountain stage. Hiut Denim make jeans in Cardigan, West Wales. Their motto is "Do One Thing Well". Sara Ladd from Hiut chats to Emma Jones from the University of South Wales about the sustainable fashion workshops taking place in Einstein's Garden. Finally hear a Cinedrome Q&A as directors Josh Appignanesi and Devorah Baum chat to Jason Solomons about their film 'My Extinction', exploring themes of climate activism and personal action.
