Curly Steve and Rai discuss the urgent need to restore Cornwall’s lost woodlands and why the work of Plant One Cornwall offers both hope and practical solutions.
Curly Steve and Ben Marshall explore how rebuilding lobster populations in Cornwall reveals the surprising links between marine conservation, sustainable choices, and the future of our oceans.
Curly Steve and Lizzi discuss the healing power of water, the roots of Blue Health coaching, and how reconnecting with the ocean can inspire wiser choices, deeper wellbeing, and a stronger sense of reciprocity with nature.
Curly Steve and Pete discuss the journey from Navy life to running fish and chip shops, the importance of sourcing sustainable fish, challenges with chips and oil, the truth about palm oil, packaging realities, and practical tips for choosing better
Curly Steve and Chris Jones discuss what happens when you let nature take the lead. From his Cornish farm, Chris shares how introducing beavers transformed not just the landscape but his entire approach to farming. They dive into the real impact of t
In this episode, Curly Steve chats with Kate Richards, founder of Radical Wax, to uncover one of surfing’s least-talked-about environmental issues: the wax on our boards.
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
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 jo
Curly Steve and Stephen Murphy discuss the impact of home energy use on the UK's carbon emissions, which accounts for 20%. Stephen, a low carbon energy advisor, emphasizes the importance of insulation, particularly loft and solid wall insulation, and
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
Curly Steve and Rai discuss the urgent need to restore Cornwall’s lost woodlands and why the work of Plant One Cornwall offers both hope and practical solutions.
Curly Steve and Ben Marshall explore how rebuilding lobster populations in Cornwall reveals the surprising links between marine conservation, sustainable choices, and the future of our oceans.
Curly Steve and Lizzi discuss the healing power of water, the roots of Blue Health coaching, and how reconnecting with the ocean can inspire wiser choices, deeper wellbeing, and a stronger sense of reciprocity with nature.
Curly Steve and Pete discuss the journey from Navy life to running fish and chip shops, the importance of sourcing sustainable fish, challenges with chips and oil, the truth about palm oil, packaging realities, and practical tips for choosing better
Curly Steve and Chris Jones discuss what happens when you let nature take the lead. From his Cornish farm, Chris shares how introducing beavers transformed not just the landscape but his entire approach to farming. They dive into the real impact of t
In this episode, Curly Steve chats with Kate Richards, founder of Radical Wax, to uncover one of surfing’s least-talked-about environmental issues: the wax on our boards.
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
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 jo
Curly Steve and Stephen Murphy discuss the impact of home energy use on the UK's carbon emissions, which accounts for 20%. Stephen, a low carbon energy advisor, emphasizes the importance of insulation, particularly loft and solid wall insulation, and
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
