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Crossing the Alps on horseback and gap years in Mongolia, with Louis D HallThe writer and adventurer Louis D Hall joins the Country Life podcast to talk about his latest book, In Green, as well as his charity the Big Hoof.
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George Monbiot: 'Farmers need stability and security... Instead, they're contending with chaos'The writer, journalist and campaigner George Monbiot joins the Country Life podcast.
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Vintage tractors and memories of summers past, with Oliver GodfreyOliver Godfrey, head of machinery at Cheffins, joins the Country Life podcast to talk about the joys of vintage tractors
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How an app can make you fall in love with nature, with Melissa HarrisonThe novelist, children's author and nature writer Melissa Harrison joins the podcast to talk about her love of the natural world and her new app, Encounter.
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From robins and hedgehogs to the Loch Ness Monster: Professor Karen Jones on Beastly BritainProfessor Karen Jones joins the Country Life podcast to talk about the animals that populate Britain, and how they've shaped our land, our culture and our lives.
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Chloe Dalton: The woman who swapped top-level geopolitics to rescue a baby hareAs an expert foreign policy adviser, Chloe Dalton's life revolved around international travel and walking the corridors of power. Then a chance encounter while out on a walk changed her life forever.
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The timeless elegance of English country house style, with Guy Goodfellow and Steven RodelTwo of Britain's top interior designers share their wisdom with James Fisher on the Country Life Podcast.
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How the railways will save the countryside, with Gareth DennisThe engineer and policy expert Gareth Dennis joins the Country Life Podcast.
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Salmon fishing and other stories, with Marina GibsonThe angler extraordinaire joins the Country Life Podcast to talk fishing, conservation and bagpipes on the River Tay.
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Do leopards hunt in packs, and other frequently asked travel questions, with Rosie PatersonAs the nights close in, Country Life's travel editor Rosie Paterson joins the podcast to talk about all things travel.
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'We talk about life's big questions with people who probably thought they were just coming in to discuss the redecoration of their house': Nicole Salvesen and Mary Graham on the Country Life PodcastNicole Salvesen and Mary Graham of Salvesen Graham join James Fisher on the Country Life Podcast.
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Poems about pies, the foul-mouthed parrot upstaging Margaret Atwood and starting World War III via Desert Island Discs: Ian McMillan on the Country Life PodcastPoet, broadcaster and writer Ian McMillan joins the Country Life Podcast.
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Literature, landscape and re-wiggling rivers, with Vicky and Charles Rangeley-WilsonVicky and Charles Rangeley-Wilson join James Fisher to talk about their upcoming literary festival in Norfolk and why the Arts and the landscape are so intertwined.
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Lucy Shepherd: Britain's most intrepid young explorer on how she went from rural Suffolk to trekking the AmazonLucy Shepherd has spent the last 10 years adventuring through some of the most extraordinary landscapes in the world. She spoke to James Fisher about her life, her inspirations, her career to date and her latest expedition, through some of the most remote jungle in the Amazon.
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Cooking baked beans in an Aston Martin, rubbing shoulders with Beyoncé and sneaking onto yachts at Monaco, with Adam Hay-NichollsThe motoring and travel journalist Adam Hay-Nicholls joins James Fisher on the Country Life Podcast this week.
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The Spice Girls, The Stage and the state of the Arts, with Alistair SmithThe Stage editor Alistair Smith joins James Fisher on the Country Life podcast this week to talk about the performing arts.
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David Messum: Whimsical tales from the life of one of Britain's greatest art dealersDavid Messum joins Country Life to discuss his 60-year career in the art world.
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From Tudors and Georgians to pet monkeys in Roman Britain: Matt Thompson of English Heritage on telling the stories of the pastMatt Thompson of English Heritage joins the Country Life Podcast.
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How to use the home to explain the past, the present and the future, with Sonia SolicariThe Director of the Museum of the Home comes on to the Country Life Podcast to chat about all things house and home.
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'What else can you do but say "it's completely disgusting"?': Britain's worst new buildings, with Charlie Baker and the Carbuncle CupThe Carbuncle Cup returns after a six-year hiatus. Competition judge and magazine editor Charlie Baker speaks to James Fisher about why pointing out bad architecture matters.
