One Love One Planet

We’ve only got one planet. Let’s love it. BCfm Radio’s award-winning environmental programme.

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Episodes

Friday May 12, 2023

Dougal joins us as we catch up on the news around the elections, the arrests that happened at the coronation, and what's next for Brislington Meadows! We also find out all about the Bristol Postcode Wildlife Groups where you can share your observations of local wildlife, and the iNaturalist app where you can record them and share them with the world!
iNaturalist: https://www.inaturalist.org/
Dougal's guide on using INaturalist: https://greaterbrislington.org/nature-recording-with-inaturalist/
Brislington Meadows: https://linktr.ee/savebrismeadows
 
The postcode groups: https://greaterbrislington.org/bristols-postcode-based-wildlife-and-hedgehog-groups/
 
A new campaign to encourage folk to go out and explore their local wildlife sites: https://greaterbrislington.org/explore-near-me-in-23/
Bristol Tree Forum: https://bristoltreeforum.org/The Trees of Bristol site which is more data rich: https://bristoltrees.space/Tree/https://greaterbrislington.org/trees-and-wildlife-in-your-local-park/https://bristoltrees.space/Tree/siteCategory/Allotments

Friday May 05, 2023

We speak with Zoe from Sustrans all about active travel in Bristol and nationwide! What are the barriers that stop us walking and cycling more? Should new housing developments have off-road parking? Which is the best (and worst) nation in the UK for active travel?
 
As always, we also cover the environmental news locally, nationally, and internationally; recommend some books in our Culture Corner; and check out what environmental events are coming up!

Friday Apr 28, 2023

We speak to Lizzie - an adventurer, activist and author and first woman to paddleboard solo across the English Channel! She tells us all about her endurance paddleboarding, and the Planet Patrol campaign to clean up our waterways using citizen science!
 
https://planetpatrol.co/

Friday Apr 21, 2023

We talk to Heather Mack from Avon Needs Trees all about their project to plant thousands of new trees and how people can get involved; and speak to Eve Woods, director of the documentary 'The Felling', which tells the story of how Sheffield residents faced arrest to save thousands of their street trees.

Friday Apr 14, 2023

We have not one, but two interviews this week! One with Philip Cox from Cramele Recas all about a new environmentally-friendly wine bottle, and one with 10-year-old Peggy and her dad Adam about a protest they participated in at St Werburgh's Primary School against car idling!

Friday Apr 07, 2023

Bristol's own cajun band, The Bayou Tapestry, tell us all about their music and the role they play on protest marches; and we get into the debate about the efficacies of different protest tactics!
 
All songs during this podcast created and performed by The Bayou Tapestry and included with their permission.

Thursday Mar 30, 2023

Becca and Eva join us in the studio to update us all about the campaign to get Designated Bathing Water Status for Conham River Park & Eastwood Farm Nature Reserve. They've been to the council, created a sewage data dashboard, and held a swimming rave! We also speak to Janis Fry all about her new book on the historical (and sometimes spiritual) importance of yew trees!

Friday Mar 24, 2023

We catch up on local and global climate news; hear from Nigel at Extinction Rebellion about what they feel they've accomplished so far, the lessons they're learning and what their focus is next; and discuss Dale Vince's book 'Manifesto: The Battle for Green Britain'.

Friday Mar 17, 2023

Neil Simpson from Bank Green tells us how we can check if our banks are investing our money in fossil fuels; why it matters; and what easy steps we can take about it. We also check out a new book that's all about flora in one of the most unique biodiverse areas of the UK.

Thursday Mar 09, 2023

We speak with Rich Felgate, director of the award-winning documentary 'Finite: The Climate of Change' (in cinemas now) which follows local communities trying to fight back against fossil fuel companies. We also review the book 'The Case for the Green New Deal' by political economist Ann Pettifor.

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One Love One Planet would love to hear your voice!

Here on OLOP we talk about climate breakdown in a way that you won't hear on the mainstream media.  Trying to tell it like it is, but also keeping hope alive and looking at the amazing people fighting to save our common home and also to create a new and more beautiful world to live in. 

We hear from artists, writers, politicians, activists, campaigners, farmers, scientists, poets and people from all parts of the world. 

We're all in this together so let's connect up and help each other save our amazing planet.

Contact: oneloveoneplanet@outlook.com if you would like to send a message for our listeners to hear.

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