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Heat! Camera! Action!

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by Jules Pretty

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<p>The planet’s losing.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>We’re in a hole. Climate, nature and social inequality crises. Story with a swerve gets us out. It’s the shape of all our lives. Up-down, down-up. And this shape of slantwise story, it creates hope and agency.</p><p><br></p><p>In this podcast, we hear from culture leaders and wanderers, the crossers of boundaries, the story-tellers. They share their ideas on how we get out of holes. Good story is not just a hiding place. It’s a finding place.</p><p><br></p><p>The podcast vibe is the warm-dark daguerreotype photograph, invented at the start of the industrialised era, before human-induced carbon pollution of the atmosphere.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>My guests are writers and poets, artists and scientists, environmental and business leaders, farmers and landowners, local and national activists, festival directors, therapists, religious leaders. All are storytellers too.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>The music clips at the start and end of episodes were recorded at public dances in Punakha and Thimphu (Bhutan).</p><p><br></p><p>My new book will be supporting this podcast, and will be published in March 2027. It is called "Bamboo and Butterfly: Transformative Stories for Climate and Nature Recovery."&nbsp;</p>

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4/17/2026

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Episode thumbnail for 14 Denise Baden on the power of positive stories to spark sustainability transformations

July 22, 2026

14 Denise Baden on the power of positive stories to spark sustainability transformations

In our online chat in her Southampton studio, we hear from activist, author and creator Denise Baden about the power of positive story. She is Professor of Sustainable Business, and came to realise that teaching business ethics does not make students more ethical. She switched to good role models in story, finding these created a different kind of motivation. “We remember stuff embedded in story,” she says. Also, “It’s more fun!” She tells of her A Jigsaw to Save the World project, to paint a...

Episode thumbnail for 12 Ben Goldsmith on rewilding in cities and country, and personal journeys of loss and discovery

July 15, 2026

12 Ben Goldsmith on rewilding in cities and country, and personal journeys of loss and discovery

We’re talking online about rewilding, Ben Goldsmith at his London home. Ben is activist, rewilding advocate, financier, farm owner and host of the podcast Rewilding the World. Ben talks about rewilding cities, and the work for the Mayor of London’s taskforce, and how access to open spaces brought him close to nature as a child. Less tidiness is needed, he says. He describes the rewilding of his Somerset farm, and how the tragic and traumatic loss of his daughter Iris led to a whole new approa...

Episode thumbnail for 13 Leanne Hepburn on saving both the seas and us with the Ocean Literacy Project

July 15, 2026

13 Leanne Hepburn on saving both the seas and us with the Ocean Literacy Project

We’re sitting at the edge of land and sea on Mersea Island, the tide is out. There are terns and gulls, bees flying, a perfect place to hear from Leanne Hepburn, director of the Ocean Literacy Project. All is dependent on a healthy ocean. It absorbs heat, pollution, plastic; it influences us in return. Leanne talks of her step away from academic security, the sense of freedom and scary vulnerability. Science is vital, yet it is only part of the story of how we change how people care, how they...

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What is Heat! Camera! Action!?
<p>The planet’s losing.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>We’re in a hole. Climate, nature and social inequality crises. Story with a swerve gets us out. It’s the shape of all our lives. Up-down, down-up. And this shape of slantwise story, it creates hope and agency.</p><p><br></p><p>In this podcast, we hear from culture leaders and wanderers, the crossers of boundaries, the story-tellers. They share their ideas on how we get out of holes. Good story is not just a hiding place. It’s a finding place.</p><p><br></p><p>The podcast vibe is the warm-dark daguerreotype photograph, invented at the start of the industrialised era, before human-induced carbon pollution of the atmosphere.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>My guests are writers and poets, artists and scientists, environmental and business leaders, farmers and landowners, local and national activists, festival directors, therapists, religious leaders. All are storytellers too.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>The music clips at the start and end of episodes were recorded at public dances in Punakha and Thimphu (Bhutan).</p><p><br></p><p>My new book will be supporting this podcast, and will be published in March 2027. It is called "Bamboo and Butterfly: Transformative Stories for Climate and Nature Recovery."&nbsp;</p>
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