
A podcast about growth and progress. www.abundancepod.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPolitics | |||

Why it’s patriotic duty to switch on our air conditioners this summer. The NIMBY battle against a cancer hospital. And we speak to Maxwell Marlow from TYI Strategy about why phone signal in Britain is so crap – and how we can fix it.
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On YIMBY Pod this week:
* James and Martin get unusually mad about the latest developments in the West Yorkshire team saga. We just want a tram!
* Then James speaks to Andrew Greenway, a partner at Public Digital about his fantastic essay on fixing... more
On YIMBY Pod this week:
* James talks about Tory plans for a ‘National Pothole Patrol’, and explains how AI can be used to detect potholes.
* Martin tells the story of a big NIMBY campaign to save… a car park.
* And we speak to Asif Ghafoor, CEO o... more
James gets annoyed his new build was saddled with old technology. Martin tells the story of the surprisingly futuristic British wine industry. And we speak to Thomas Ableman about his proposal for Mini-Switzerland, a plan that could make rural trains... more
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I’m afraid I can’t stomach any more of Martin’s constant slagging-off of anywhere he doesn’t live. I’m out
A great pod that describes in painful detail the pathetic vested interested that want to keep the UK poor. From Natural England to the NIMBY Tory set - it’s really a tragedy. Listen and weep. Well done fellas - keep it up.
The central theme is that humans - in particular those who live in Britain - need to have abundant clean energy with affordable housing and excellent public transport in order to make the best of their lives.
Oh, and save the planet as a bonus.
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!
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This show focuses on growth, progress, and practical policy in the UK, with a steady stream of discussions around infrastructure, housing, energy security, and governance. Episodes frequently pair hosts' candid, humorous banter with expert guests and reporters to dissect planning battles, energy transitions (including nuclear and renewables), and large-scale projects like HS2, Crossrail, and regional development. A notable pattern is a willingness to challenge established narratives on planning limits, data centers, and public investment, while highlighting how policy design and local governance shape national outcomes. The mix of policy analysis, infrastructure case studies, and occasional science-policy moments makes it a strong fit for l... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Andrew Greenway
2. Asif Ghafoor
3. Thomas Ableman
4. Simon Kaye
5. Laurel Boxall
6. Neil Ross
7. Adam Bell
8. Chris Lintott
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