ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Different by Nature is a podcast that explores the interesting and unusual stories of green spaces and nature around us.
Hosted by Hannah Sayers an urban green space and community nature expert, she explores parks, nature, death, history, science, identity, belonging and the unexpected ways these spaces shape our lives.
The podcast aims to raise awareness of just how important and diverse greenspace and nature is.
Welcome to real life, outside.
Hosted by Hannah Sayers an urban green space and community nature expert, she explores parks, nature, death, history, science, identity, belonging and the unexpected ways these spaces shape our lives.
The podcast aims to raise awareness of just how important and diverse greenspace and nature is.
Welcome to real life, outside.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
32 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
8 episodes
since July 6, 2026
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
What if the natural world is making music we've never really heard?
This week on Different by Nature, we're joined by musician, sound artist and audio producer Alice Boyd, who finds inspiration in the extraordinary sounds hiding all around us.
From recording sounds beyond human hearing to turning p…
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What happens when you follow your curiosity instead of the expected path?
In this episode of Different by Nature, Hannah speaks to Author of 'On Belonging - Reflections of a Renegade Guide' and Living London Founder Saira Niazi, whose love of wandering started with bunking off school to explore mar…
What happens when humans look at the world through non human eyes?
In this episode of Different by Nature, I’m joined by Phil Tovey, whose career has taken him from the Royal Marines and DEFRA to researching new ways of understanding risk and our relationship with nature.
We talk about Risks Beyond…
What if one of your GCSEs meant actually going outside?
In this back-to-school episode of Different by Nature, I’m joined by Ruth Carter from Cambridge OCR to talk about the proposed Natural History GCSE — and why it could change the way young people learn about the world around them.
We talk about…
Meet Jonathan Miller McCall — educator, presenter, content creator and proud nature nerd.
Jonathan’s fascination with wildlife started with bugs as a child, but finding his place in the natural world — and discovering that it could actually become a career — wasn’t always straightforward.
In this…
When you hear the word Heritage, you might think of castles, stately homes or museums. But what if heritage is much closer to home?
In this episode of Different by Nature, Hannah sits down with Stuart McLeod, Director of England, London & South at the National Lottery Heritage Fund, to explore …
In this episode, Hannah is joined by Debbie from Mrs Burney's Bee Club, who is introducing young people to the fascinating world of beekeeping and helping to raise the next generation of beekeepers.
Together, they explore:
Why pollinators are so important to our ecosystems and food supply.
How mak…
Can nature be both the killer and the saviour?
In the first episode of Different by Nature, Hannah Sayers is joined by Carla Valentine, author, mortician and forensic educator, to explore the darker, stranger and more surprising side of the natural world.
From poisonous plants and crime scenes to f…
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