
“A podcast of hope filled stories that could genuinely change the world” - Brian Eno Ever find yourself wondering ‘Does everything have to be this broken?’ Join Maryam Pasha and Matt Golding, on a journey of the possible, to visit ordinary neighbourhoods doing something extraordinary. Each episode we’ll meet the folks who’ve had enough and are starting to say: “Screw this… let’s try something else... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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When it comes to designing a neighbourhood fit for the future we face, Ladywood in Birmingham may seem like an unlikely place to be rivalling billionaires plans to live on Mars, but their results might be more appealing to the majority of us who like... more
We head to Shropshire, where siblings Charlotte and Ben Hollins brought together 8000 strangers to buy their organic farm back from the jaws of big agriculture. They’ve gone on to prove a new community ownership model that recent research suggests co... more
Lee Robb was fed-up of seeing her hometown – Carrick Fergus in Northern Ireland – divided, neglected, and still reeling from the troubles, so she decided to buck the trend and… reach out to her fellow residents. When she did, she was surprised that ... more
Over a pint in Lawrence Weston, Bristol, Mark Pepper and fellow residents decided they’d had enough of the community being ignored by politicians, the council and everyone else, so knocked on 3000 doors and asked their neighbours what mattered to the... more
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…and this series gives case examples of how anyone can make a difference. Looking forward to many more inspiring episodes.
These stories of ordinary neighbourhoods coming together and bringing back the sense of community are incredibly uplifting and a good way of instilling hope and empowering the rest of us to look for similar opportunities. Our country’s mental health needs more podcasts like this!
…just the sort of listen I was looking for. Eye-opening, inspiring and full of hope for the future…
What a wonderful thing to listen to this January when the world feels so bleak. It gave me hope and inspiration for the future!
The UK is crashing in the World Happiness Index, we face risks from geopolitical and/or climate shock , community resilience and ownership holds the answer to survive what ever we face and become healthy and happier.
Nature connection, altruism, generosity, solidarity, and civic spirit that are like muscles that develop and grow stronger with exercise. This podcast shows people exercising these import muscles.
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