S3 Ep4: Handwriting and the Yorkshire Ripper Hoax
In October 1975, Peter Sutcliffe committed his first murder. Over the next five years he went on to become one of the UK’s worst serial killers. One of the main reasons the police took so long to find him was because they were sent off in the wrong direction by a series of hoax letters and a tape p…
Summer 2023
Hey Stirchley! It’s been a while!
On the menu for this episode…
Introducing Hannah, our newest volunteer.
We hear your opinions on our latest screenings.
Stirchley Film & Food Fest (#SFAF!)
Barbenheimer!
Film Club: Twin Films, inspired by Barbenheimer
-Check out Matt’s Dark Fire Hot Sauce HERE!
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Episode 1: Can We Farm Without Harm?
Welcome to the first episode of the Hot Potato Podcast: a series that grabs the burning issue of climate change with both hands and asks how regenerative agriculture can help solve the problem.
Our food supply is heavily reliant on industrial agriculture, but current intensive farming methods can…
Blenheim Palace - The Golden Toilet
Today we're taking a visit to Blenhiem Palace, a magnificent country house located in Oxfordshire, England.
It was built as a gift for John Churchill, first Duke of Marlborough, from Queen Anne and the British Nation, in recognition of his victory at the Battle of Blenheim in 1704, during the War…
Episode 5: Food Security
Welcome back to Season Two of The Hot Potato Podcast!
We start this season by asking: how precarious is the world’s food security, and how can we improve it?
In this episode, we discuss climate change, food insecurity, and the need for everyone in the food supply chain to work together. We als…
Episode 6: From Bugs to Beef
From Bugs to Beef! In this episode of The Hot Potato Podcast, we ask the question: What roles do animals have to play in agriculture?
We discuss what makes a healthy farm ecosystem, and how farmers can work collaboratively to improve biodiversity. Listen to learn how animals are integral to reg…
Episode 7: Succession in the Field
In this episode of The Hot Potato Podcast, we ask the question: In a changing field, how do we engage the next generation of farmers?
Joining the discussion is Katelyn Duban, a first-generation farmer based in Alberta, Canada and Austin Poulson, third-generation farmer and Manager of Scott Pouls…
Episode 8: Best Of
In this final ‘Best Of’ episode of season two of The Hot Potato Podcast, we take a reflective journey through the season’s most memorable and insightful discussions.
Throughout the season, our guests delved into a wide array of topics – from the role of animals in agriculture, engaging the next …
Places Go
Story 1: For the past few months, Chris and his partner Beth have been crying. A lot. What’s triggering the waterworks? Reading Dr. Seuss’ “Oh, The Places You’ll Go” to their toddler. It gets Chris and Beth weepy every... single... time. Eavesdropping on home recordings, we join Chris and Beth on t…
Places Go
Credits:
"Places Go" was produced by Chris Attaway and Cristal Duhaime. The story editor was Mira Burt-Wintonick. The piece originally aired on CBC's Love Me.
More episodes of Love Me are available everywhere you get your podcasts, and here: https://link.mgln.ai/LMxRS
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