
A podcast about growth and progress. www.abundancepod.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 67 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPolitics | |||

James and Martin discuss Zack Polanski’s claim that food is too expensive – and why politicians should face up to difficult trade-offs. And James makes himself popular by defending the poor, beleaguer mega-corporations that own supermarkets. And then... more
James tries to persuade Martin that he’s solved the mystery of the National Data Library. And we speak to Andrew Hunter Murray about his big day out at the EV charging select committee!
Andrew’s new book, Bad Deeds is out this week! Make sure you bu... more
The government is proposing new measures to stop NIMBYs vexatiously taking energy projects to judicial review! And James tries to persuade Martin that space-based data centres aren’t a completely ridiculous idea.
The Ben Thompson article making the ... more
On YIMBY Pod this week:
* For the first time on the pod, James makes the case for liberating the Postcode Address File.
* And we speak to Lord Mark Pack about how Secondary Legislation is a hidden problem that is slowing down the business of govern... more
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I really appreciate how well edited and produced this podcast is. I often find “two (usually) men chatting” podcasts a bit annoying because they’re rambling and full of ums and ahs. And they talk over each other. But this more scripted, better edited approach means you actually come away having learned something without having your time wasted. I know it must take a lot of time, so I appreciate it. Martin and James are happy to challenge prevailing wisdoms and offer nuance or outright contrarian... more
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.
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Two hosts drive debates on growth, public policy, and infrastructure in the UK, blending sharp analysis with contrarian takes and practical examples. Episodes frequently explore planning reform, energy policy, transport, and data governance, often featuring expert guests from think tanks, government-adjacent bodies, and industry. The vibe combines rigorous policy critique with accessible storytelling and on-the-ground reporting from sites like town centres, transport projects, and public data initiatives. Notable strengths include a willingness to challenge prevailing wisdom, a policy-forward lens that appeals to professionals and strategists, and a knack for connecting technical topics to everyday public outcomes. Potential listeners inclu... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Mark Pack
2. Dan Mead
3. Hannah Keenan
4. Dan Davies
5. Maxwell Marlow
6. Andrew Greenway
7. Asif Ghafoor
8. Thomas Ableman
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