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Searching for a Greener Room

Searching for a Greener Room is a podcast that debunks, demystifies and simplifies the often confusing world of sustainability. We ask honest questions to experts, scientists, and change-makers, explore evidence-backed answers, and share achievable actions that help anyone become a better planet dweller. Listener-led, community-driven, and here to make sustainability second nature.

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01:11:29

S1E13: Rooted in Change: Rebuilding Cornwall’s Lost...

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2025/08/29

In this episode of Searching for a Greener Room, Curly Steve sits down with Rai Lewis, co-founder of Plant One Cornwall, to explore the urgent need to restore Cornwall’s lost woodlands and how communities are turning hope into action.Over 70% of England and Wales’ ancient woodlands have been lost or damaged, threatening biodiversity and vital habitats. Rai shares the story behind Plant One Cornwall and explains why planting the right trees in the right places matters more than numbers. We discuss

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01:07:33

S1E12: Crustacean Nation: What It Takes to Rebuild...

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2025/08/29

Curly Steve and Ben Marshall discuss what it really takes to rebuild our lobster populations, why these creatures are vital to healthy seas, and the surprising challenges that come with keeping our oceans in balance. Ben, who once ran music venues before retraining as a marine biologist, now leads production at the National Lobster Hatchery in Cornwall, where he works on the frontline of marine conservation. In this episode, you’ll hear about the extraordinary life cycle of lobsters, the threats

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01:04:42

S1E11: Tapping Into Ocean Superpowers – With Lizzi...

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2025/08/28

The Chat The Guest: Lizzi Larbalestier Ocean Advocate, Blue Health Coach, Seal Rescuer, and Water Whisperer The Chat Tapping Into Ocean Superpowers Childhood by the Sea Lizzi recalls her upbringing on the Cornish coast, where rockpools, dunes, and butterflies sparked her first connections with nature. Freedom to explore, often with little supervision, rooted her deep love of wild spaces and an early awareness of environmental care. From Corporate World to Coastline Her career began in retail and

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58:08

S1E10: Beyond Cod & Chips: Redefining Britain’s...

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2025/08/28

The Chat The Guest: Pete Fraser Owner of Harbour Lights Fish & Chip Shop, Fraser’s Fish & Chips, and Kona; Sustainability Advocate in the Fish & Chip Industry The Chat From Navy to the Fryer Pete shares his journey from a Royal Navy helicopter observer to fish and chip shop owner, explaining how friendship and a leap into business ownership with Harbour Lights set him on a new path. After an amicable split with his first business partner, Pete found his stride, growing Harbour Lights and

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01:07:56

The Dam Truth - A Beaver Story - With Chris Jones &...

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2025/07/23

The Guest: Chris JonesFarmer, Environmental Advocate, Lead Partner at the Cornwall Beaver Project, Co-Founder of the Beaver Trust The Chat From Soil Loss to Regeneration Chris shares the early days of Woodland Valley Farm, tracing his journey from traditional mixed farming through to environmental collapse under industrial daffodil growers. The devastation of the soil pushed him to rethink everything. He adopted organic farming, stopped ploughing, and started letting nature lead. His cows now graze

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01:01:23

The Radical Truth About Surf Wax – With Kate Richards...

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2025/07/09

The ChatThe Guest: Kate Richards Founder of Radical Wax | Tennis Coach | Former Lifeguard The Chat Cornish Roots and a Life Outdoors Kate grew up in Cornwall, always outside, always moving. Early passions included cricket and running, spurred on by a supportive primary school and a few stand-out teachers. Later, she transitioned into tennis, drawn to its inclusivity and long-game appeal. A Lifelong Love of the Ocean From childhood swims to teenage surfs with her friend Hannah, the sea has

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01:07:42

From Sewage to Solutions with The Moaning Bloody...

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2025/05/28

SfaGR with Chris Hines AUDIOTranscript Chris Hines, a long-time environmental activist and co-founder of Surfers Against Sewage (SAS), discussed his journey from surfing in Cornwall to leading campaigns against sewage pollution. He highlighted SAS's early successes, including a 1991 lobby at the Houses of Parliament that led to a £2 million research fund. Hines also shared his work at the Eden Project, where he implemented sustainable practices like the Triple Bottom Line. He emphasised the

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01:09:51

Design Isn’t Just Decoration: It’s a Tool for...

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2025/05/21

Curly Steve and Matt Hocking discuss the transformative power of creativity in addressing the climate crisis. Matt, founder of LEAP, a B Corp design studio, emphasises the importance of ecological and social responsibility in design. He shares his journey from early creative influences to leading at the Eden Project, where he implemented sustainable practices. Matt highlights the significance of B Corp certification, which he achieved in 2005, and the impact of his work on environmental standards

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01:02:00

Lofts, Love Miles & Low Carbon Living: The Everyday...

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2025/05/20

Curly Steve and Stephen Murphy discuss the impact of home energy use on the UK's carbon emissions, which account for 20%. Stephen, a low-carbon energy advisor, emphasises the importance of insulation, particularly loft and solid wall insulation, and the benefits of heat pumps over traditional heating systems. He highlights the role of Community Energy Plus in guiding homeowners through retrofitting processes, including grants and financing options like the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. Stephen also

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01:17:11

From Sting to Strength: The Nettle Lady’s Guide to...

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2025/05/07

Jane Gray, known as the Nettle Lady, shared her journey from Brighton to Cornwall, highlighting her transformation from a stay-at-home mother to a university graduate and nettle weaver.She discussed her challenges, including a tumour diagnosis and the loss of her great friend, Howard. Jane emphasised the health and sustainability benefits of nettles, including their use in textiles and teas. She founded Nettle Revolution, promoting natural fibres and sustainable practices. Jane also mentioned her

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58:13

AI, ETHICS AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL EQUATION - With...

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2025/05/01

Nigel Gooding, a data privacy advisor and doctoral student, discussed his journey from Exeter to Cornwall, his business in data protection, and his doctoral research on sustainable business in Cornwall's natural landscapes. He highlighted the challenges of balancing environmental sustainability with economic viability, particularly in tourism and farming. Nigel emphasised the importance of AI in fraud detection and data privacy, advocating for marginal gains in environmental protection. He

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52:45

Hot, Cold & Connected: The Social Power of Nordic...

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2025/04/23

Curly Steve interviews Zoey Cotton, founder of Saunassa, a contrast therapy space in Cornwall. Zoey shares her journey from managing a $6 million ski bar in Whistler, Canada, to establishing Saunassa. She emphasises the benefits of contrast therapy, including improved cardiovascular health and mental well-being. Zoey discusses the importance of community, inclusivity, and social prescribing, where GPs can prescribe sauna sessions. She highlights Saunassa's unique features, such as wood-fired saunas

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50:44

Can Our Emotions Be Our Superpowers?

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2025/04/16

Curly Steve and Jake discuss the impact of eco-anxiety on individuals' actions and empowerment. Jake explains that eco anxiety is a range of emotions, including numbness, motivation, and fear, in response to the climate crisis. He emphasises the importance of community, reflective activities, and visualisation in overcoming eco-anxiety. Jake highlights the significant impact of dietary changes, particularly shifting to plant-based diets, which reduce land and water usage by 75%. He also discusses

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