A podcast about growth and progress. www.abundancepod.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews |
We get mad about a new document published by the government that seems like a beginners guide to jamming up the build-out of new energy infrastructure. And we speak to the amazing YouTuber CityEd, all about architecture, urban design, and how to buil... more
James looks at the big US-UK nuclear agreement, and explores some of the exciting nuclear projects that might happen here because of it. Martin explains the 18 year long redevelopment sage playing out in Bristol, where plans have been consistently de... more
Martin tells us about his trip to see one of HS2’s ‘green tunnels’ under construction – and why digging a cut-and-cover tunnel is so much more complex than it sounds. James explains why the Sunday trading laws might be about to change – and why he’s ... more
How Angela Rayner’s department killed a major new brownfield housing development in Cambridge – and how her replacement Steve Reed might be able to undo this terrible mistake. Plus Martin discovers that Reform in Lincolnshire is building its own bat ... more
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Really great podcast that takes you through the insanity of current planning laws in the UK that are hindering growth and development, from bat tunnels, to NIMBY local councillors imposing ridiculous restrictions on access roads, to councils refusing to engage in fixing a private road that featured in the local plans. Absolute must listen to understand why many think Britain is broken planning wise, but also how to fix it.
My new favourite podcast - topics judged perfectly, interviewees chosen well and great level of detail on everything discussed. A must listen!
So wonderful to hear a conversation that deals with the technical limits of LLMs while acknowledging how useful they can be. A relief after listening to lots of polarised coverage that doesn’t dig into the nuance. Thank you!
James & Martin are always very good value, here focused on an important agenda, providing challenge, detail and humour that makes you think. With good quests and useful links, this is strongly recommended. Does need a bit more PAF though …
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Focusing on themes of growth and progress, this show offers insightful discussions on contemporary economic and political issues affecting the UK. The hosts share their perspectives while engaging with various guests, including experts in policy, regional development, and the built environment. Notably, the podcast encourages a mindset of abundance, challenging conventional limitations on development through thoughtful conversations about infrastructure, housing, and environmental considerations. With a mix of humor, personal anecdotes, and detailed analyses, it's likely to resonate with listeners advocating for meaningful change and innovative solutions to societal challenges.
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Recent guests on The Abundance Agenda include:
1. Simon Dudley
2. Alicia Greated
3. Sally Gimson
4. Sam Freedman
5. Ruth Cadbury
6. Alistair Stratton
7. Lord Philip Hunt
8. Tom Copley
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