
The Last Salmon: a show to inspire hope and solutions for a species in crisis. Hosted by renowned actor, Jim Murray MBE, The Last Salmon, highlights the tragic story that is unfolding for an iconic species and finds inspiration from the people fighting to save the salmon.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureSportsWilderness | |||

Can saving the wild Atlantic salmon begin at sea?
Hugo Tagholm, former CEO of Surfers Against Sewage and now Executive Director of Oceana UK, joins Jim to explore the growing pressures facing our oceans â and what they mean for the future of wild sa... more
For more than 30 years, Andrew Flitcroft, former Editor of Trout & Salmon, and now Editor of The Take, Loop Tackle's new digital magazine, has watched salmon fishing shift from an era when success was measured by how many fish you caught â and killed... more
Ross Brawn has spent a lifetime solving some of the world's toughest engineering challenges. As the Formula 1 mastermind behind championship-winning teams at Benetton, Ferrari, Brawn GP and Mercedes, he knows that success isn't built on guessworkâit'... more
Stand-up comedian, wildlife biologist and fly angler Eeland Stribling explains why making people laugh isn't a distraction from conservation - it's one of its most powerful tools.
Humour, he says, lowers people's defences, opens the door to difficul... more
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A truly fantastic podcast that so completely nails the urgent need to rationally daylight the hugely important issue.
It really should be compulsory listening for absolutely everybody, not just anglers and conservationists.
Fantastic job chaps - I cannot be more thankful or complimentary!
I shall be forwarding the link to as many people I can possibly think of, encouraging them profusely to listen, act on what they hear and get others to do the same.
Thank you so much for doing this.
To the... more
All these well-presented episodes are mind-bogglingly fascinating. I have just finished listening to the one about Simen SĂŚtre & Kjetil Ăstliâs excellent book âThe New Fishâ & the stats about farmed fish are truly disturbing. I donât eat farmed fish since discovering the truth about the industry many years ago, but it is well hidden. As Hugh F-W says in another brilliant episode we, the consumer, have so much power. Every single time we buy a packet of âScottishâ salmon (with misleading pictures... more
Congratulations to you both on a brilliant podcast on educating non anglers⌠as a non angler & enviromentalist listening to this podcast has really opened my eyes to what is happening around the world to the Atlantic salmon. It has certainly changed my thought process.. I hope this reaches far and wide to help these guys in the fight for what they love and are passionate about.. good luck chaps.
This is a great show exploring the issues and challenges facing wild salmon. The presenters are passionate and know their stuff. Really informative opinions and debate from the range of guests so far which range from well known anglers to front line activists. Looking forward to the next episodes and hope there is more to come, diving deep into local case studies, campaigns and solutions to save wild salmon.
Really enjoyed the first two episodes. You can sense the passion with which the subject of salmon conservation is discussed. Canât wait for the next one.
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Listeners are drawn to thoughtful, solution-oriented conversations about wild salmon, river ecosystems, and sustainable fisheries. The show frequently pairs conservationists, anglers, scientists, and industry critics with hosts who push for transparency, practical reforms, and storytelling that mobilizes action. Episodes often blend personal narratives with data-driven debate, hatchery and governance questions, and cross-border comparisons, making it appealing to environmentally conscious professionals, outdoor enthusiasts, and policy-minded listeners seeking tangible takeaways and accountability in the industry. A standout trait is its blend of rigorous critique with accessible storytelling, helping non-specialists grasp complex ecological... more
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Recent guests on The Last Salmon include:
1. Hugo Tagholm
2. Andrew Flitcroft
3. Ross Brawn
4. Eeland Stribling
5. Nick Underdown
6. Ailsa McLellan
7. Ben Hadfield
8. Marina Gibson
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