Our final episode of series 2 of A Life More wild sees us chatting to George Clarke about his humble beginnings creating treehouses as a kid, and the journey it took to building some of his more famous creations. Our very own Siri Thomas gets George chatting about nature in the city, inspiration for his recent work, and even, a little teaser for what’s to come…
As we weren't able to get out in the wild and record this one with George, it takes a slightly different format to normal but it was such a lovely chat that we just had to share. The 10th anniversary series of George Clarke's Amazing Spaces is due early in 2023.
A Life More Wild is an 18Sixty production, brought to you by Canopy & Stars. The producers for this episode were Gareth Evans and Eliza Lomas. Our theme music is by Billie Marten.
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Julius Roberts on nature-first farming and looking his food in the eye
Writer and broadcaster Emma Gannon on the regenerative value of doing nothing
Activist Mikaela Loach on finding the power to fight global corporations
Lira Valencia on barriers to inclusivity, common terns and “London dolphins”
Alastair Humphreys on building adventure into your life wherever you live
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Katherine May on disappearing shipwrecks, the rhythm of walking and why we should all love winter
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Liv Little on creativity, loss and grounding herself by the sea
Banjo Beale on drunk botanists, interior design and carrying an antique apothecary cabinet up a coast path
Nick Hayes on the Right to Roam, silt witches and getting arrested
Charlotte Church on woodlands, waterfalls and listening to nature
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