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Code of Conduct - Chris Bryant - AUDIO ONLY - BridLit 2023
Chris Bryant in conversation with Oliver Letwin in The Electric Palace at Bridport Literary Festival 2023.
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Everything is Everything - Clive Myrie - BridLit 2023
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Clive Myrie in conversation with Susannah Simons in The Electric Palace at Bridport Literary Festival 2023.
The Book of Wilding - Isabella Tree - BridLit 2023
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Isabella Tree in conversation with Julia Hailes in The Electric Palace at Bridport Literary Festival 2023.
But What Can I Do? - Alastair Campbell - BridLit 2023
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Alastair Campbell in conversation with Jim Down in The Electric Palace at Bridport Literary Festival 2023.
Regeneration - George Monbiot - BridLit 2022
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George Monbiot in conversation with Samantha Knights in The Electric Palace at Bridport Literary Festival 2022.
Riddle, Mystery, and Enigma - David Owen in Conversation - Bridlit 2022
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David Owen in conversation with John Dean in The Electric Palace at Bridport Literary Festival 2022.
The Hong Kong Diaries - Chris Patten in Conversation - BridLit 2022
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Chris Patten in conversation with Howard Davies in The Electric Palace at Bridport Literary Festival 2022.
Without Warning and Only Sometimes - Kit de Waal in Conversation - BridLit 2022
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Kit de Waal in conversation with Lisa Blower in The Electric Palace at Bridport Literary Festival 2022
Archie's Apple read by Hannah Shuckburgh
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Archie's Apple read by the author, Hannah Shuckburgh. With illustrations by Octavia Mackenzie. Published by Little Toller.
English Pastoral - James Rebanks in Conversation - BridLit 2021
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English Pastoral - James Rebanks in Conversation - BridLit 2021
The Lost Homestead - Marina Wheeler in Conversation - BridLit 2021
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The Lost Homestead - Marina Wheeler in Conversation - BridLit 2021
Law in a Time of Crisis - Jonathan Sumption in Conversation - BridLit 2021
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Law in a Time of Crisis - Jonathan Sumption in Conversation - BridLit 2021
A Pretoria Boy - Peter Hain in Conversation - BridLit 2021
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A Pretoria Boy - Peter Hain in Conversation - BridLit 2021
Bridport Literary Festival 2020 Highlights
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Bridport Literary Festival 2020 Highlights
Shakespearean - Robert McCrum in Conversation with Jason Webster - BridLit 2020
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Shakespearean - Robert McCrum in Conversation with Jason Webster - BridLit 2020
Berlin, The Story of a City - Barney White Spunner - BridLit 2020
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Berlin, The Story of a City - Barney White Spunner - BridLit 2020
Suzanna Hubbard reads The Problem with Pierre by C. K. Smouha,
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Suzanna Hubbard reads The Problem with Pierre by C. K. Smouha,
Charlie Fuge reads A Home Full of Friends by Charlie Fuge & Peter Bently
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Charlie Fuge reads A Home Full of Friends by Charlie Fuge & Peter Bently
The Hundred Acre Wood in Lockdown by Nicola Leader
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The Hundred Acre Wood in Lockdown by Nicola Leader
45:43 You had ‘misgivings’. Misgivings! Have you read the Coronavirus Act that gave the government powers to detain someone just on the suspicion of being infected? That lady who asked the question was right to frame it as she did. The Coronavirus Act gave unprecedented powers to the unelected government and their ‘advisors’ whose sole agenda has been the utter destruction of the United Kingdom. Where were you when all forms of abuse known to man happened? People deprived of their liberty and other fundamental human rights. Your country destroyed. Your people being used as lab rats. The most vulnerable locked in understaffed care homes, injected by force or ‘in their best interest’, being subject to automatic Do Not Attempt Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation decisions. Someone explain to me how the Court of Protection deemed those things to be in the people’s best interest! 🔥 What bodily autonomy? What protection from torture? What right to life? Gone. All gone. Whilst you and the other criminals kept quiet. I would even understand the weasels in the government, the cowards in the MI5/6, the Police, the business sector to be spineless animals. But you?! You, who should have upheld the rule of Law when your country needed it and you most- what have you done? In times of crisis, when everything falls and people are confused and frightened, what to give them hope if not the Law that is meant to protect them? You betrayed them. You do not have the right to call yourself a man of Law. You are a criminal, and if I could, I would personally withdraw your ‘Judge’ title. You do not deserve it. Tell your colleague, Mrs Hale, that she is the very person who made me lose faith in humankind. She, who said ‘a gilded cage is still a cage’ referring to the right of people not to be deprived of their liberty- what did she do? What a cynical joke! Tell her this from me- ‘Shame on you. You are a hypocritical puppet and you never really cared about people and their rights. You do not have the right to call yourself a Judge’. Tell her that from me. Shame on you. Shame on you. Shame on you. 🫵🏻🔥
Thanks for this.
22:54 'Clearly livestock are an absolutely integral part of wilding'. This is such an irritating conflation between natural grazing by wild herbivores (or proxies) with livestock farming. The two are not the same. Livestock farming is not integral to rewilding, it's the largest obstacle to it.
First Tibet then Hong Kong, then Taiwan next. CCP cannot be trusted to keep promises
Peter Ricketts is an 24:58 astute diplomat and I am glad to hear, taking counsel from our speaker. Nations and people's are like opposite sides of bridges. History remains eternal but we decide what is next. Indeed, if your principle is flawed then accept truth's fate.
I can totally see why this guy was in chargevof communication and why his podcast with Rory us so brilliant
I think compulsory voting is a good idea, you could always spoil your paper if you don't want any candidate
I disagree Farage is a great campaigner. He has never won a seat in parliament. He couldn't win I'm a celebrate get me out of the jungle. Despite his mate's social media campaigns. He is probably a spent force now. He didn't lead the Brexit campaign Bojo did. Farage, Cumminghams are very good agitadors. However, their arguments are based upon lies which will undo. So not as clever as they think.
The best thing we can do in 2024 is vote Labour. Without question, Labour must be forced to introduce PR. PR will likely reflect the majority's wishes rather than the very few.
Beautiful interview. I only expected to stay with it for ten minutes but ended up going the full distance and loved every minute.
Of course farming is the worst thing for the world. This is absolutely wonderful.👌
What is the books title?
Campbell is Billy Bulls*** just in it for himself! Don't be fooled
A gem of a podcast.....should be on national TV....
No george wrong again Tried to blame fertiliser was damaging barier reef thats has been proved wrong
Alistair. Big fan of the RIP. But please tell me you are not serious about making voting compulsory? That's not democracy!! Maybe you could discuss it with Rory on the RIP, I'd like to hear your rationale.
Compulsory voting includes option to spoil the ballot. It at least ensures result is representative of the population, not just those available/motivated to vote.
Rory is hugely in favour of compulsory voting and has said so on the podcast numerous times.
@@Stotteh yes, so they both are in favour. But I haven't heard the case for it and am intrigued to hear the arguments they'd put forward. I do not agree, because the way I see it is that if there is no one worth voting for, don't vote. It's your right to chose not to vote and forcing people to is not democracy as I see it. As far as turning up just to spoil the ballet paper goes, what a waste of time that is.
@@vincentmcdermott3412I’ve always encouraged everyone I know to vote, regardless of if they consider none of the mainstream candidates worthy of a vote. I’ve spoilt my paper or voted for the most ridiculous candidate on the voting form in past elections. Little as it is, it’s the only legitimate, countable protest that can be made by the average law abiding citizen.
This should be broadcast soon on Ch4 or even the BBC if they dare show it. Great to see some common sense and good fun back into politics anyway.
A romance. Like a mother 's love. My blessings, my love, my gratitude.
I have just finished reading Landlines and like Raynor on her what she felt was last journey I didn’t want it to end. How she draws life and breath to her thoughts and puts into words was exhilarating, what a journey, what courage and what an understanding of life itself, I walked the trail with her and Moth and loved every minute though I am emotionally exhausted. Thank you Raynor, I believe you have given me a lift in life, I hope to write a book about my son who died of Cancer but his story is special very much like your story one of grit determination giving hope and belief to all around, I just hope I can do it justice, if I can get any where near to the excellence of her writing I will be so pleased. Read the book Landlines it will change your life forever, I now need to squire the salt path to gain more inspiration it seems.
Great talk
Before I went to college in America, my parents were Pro-British government. Right now they are completely brainwashed. Governor Patten is always my favorite governor in heart.
George and Greta Thunberg show the way. They eat a fully plant based diet. Going vegan is the single most effective way for each of us to minimize our environmental footprint. "According to the most comprehensive analysis of farming’s impact on the planet, plant-based food is most effective at combatting climate change. Oxford University researcher Joseph Poore, who led the study, said adopting a vegan diet is “the single biggest way to reduce your impact on planet Earth.” “A vegan diet is probably the single biggest way to reduce your impact on planet Earth, not just greenhouse gases, but global acidification, eutrophication, land use and water use.”. -Joseph Poore, Environmental Science Researcher, University of Oxford. Joseph Poore switched to a plant based diet after seeing the results of the study. Links at my channel under "About.
The protein flour George mentioned will be very helpful, but meat eaters will not be satisfied with it. Clean, cultured meat produced with lab technology, along with dairy alternatives from precision fermentation at a similar cost to what they replace might just do the trick. These three plus plant based animal product alternatives all will help to end animal agriculture as we know it.
With or without this guy, the fate of HK was sealed once returned to China. It's just sad how things have turned out, especially for the young generation (including me). We didn't ask to be born in such a cursed tiny city, with nowhere to go.
Chris, I feel your anger, sadness and helplessness. You did nothing wrong, it's all your parents' fault, if you were born 180 years ago instead of 80 years ago, you'd be very happy and powerful.
Considering his parents were from Ireland… I pretty much doubt that
Thank you.
Thanks for caring the people of Hong Kong
Strength to live and live with her passion. Well done.
Andrew is a great story teller and his book is a fascinating tale of social history.
Thank you so much Sir for supporting HKers.
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Excellent book. HongKongers miss you a lot and thanks so much for everything you have done for Hong Kong.
Agree 100% that the core problem is money in politics. So our first step has to be to outlaw vested interests from financing the election campaigns of politicians, making them rich while in office (insider trading??) and giving them sweet jobs when they leave office. Politics must be financed from the exchequer. Anything else is false economy.
This protein flour combined with a 'victory garden' and a soon to be decreasing global population may just possibly save us from our sorry selves.
I think it will be very helpful, but meat eaters will not be satisfied with it. Clean, cultured meat produced with lab technology, along with dairy alternatives from precision fermentation at a similar cost to what they replace might just do the trick. These three plus plant based animal product alternatives all will help to end animal agriculture as we know it.
George missversteht Tomas Linder (34:12 bis 34:53), weil er die Fläche unterschlägt, welche die Bioreaktoren für die Energieversorgung benötigen.
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Climate crisis is now rapid climate breakdown. We HAVE to change everything to prevent the inevitable... to paraphrase George Monbiot here: Waiting for governments and big business that made this situation the way it is is pointless - they prove themselves incapable of making change ... WE have to be the changemakers - WE have to generate the movement for change... it's not going to come from governments ...
"Well, people need to find out the root reasons and basic causes behind the climate crisis. People need to get socially educated, scientifically vibrant, politically conscious and sound, culturally elevated and enhanced to know the reasons behind causes to every changes happening within us and around us, to know every reasons behind every causes to every changes behind such drastic climate change, analyse, find out trustworthy, reliable and reluctant solutions, draw conclusions to root causes behind such humanitarian catastrophe through every possible mediums. If not today, then never."----activits around the world ❤️✌️
George Monbiot seems to spend a lot of time Tweeting. All day long he is Tweeting these nasty comments. I happen to agree with most of what he Tweets ... most, but not all. But is that really a good use of his time?
Yes. He's done the work - still doing it - and it needs to be disseminated as far and wide as possible - and Twitter is the best agent for sharing that work
Not that many 'intellectuals' communicate or take action he does.
Maybe he has assistants who help him do that. He also manages to do these interviews, write a lot of books, and write a column in The Guardian.
@@someguy2135 When I read Monbiot's columns and watched his video lectures I agree with much of what he says, but on Twitter, specifically in his uneducated attacks on Alan Savory who is trying to save land and reforest areas to bring back nature - Monbiot ... to me anyway ... seems like a major jerk, and he has gone way down in my estimation to where I stopped following him. Savory's thesis is that the rich diversity of nature was a symbiotic development between plants and animals - specifically the plants take in nutrients from the rocks and soil and air, and then animals, the grazing animals would eat the plants and poop out more and richer soil in more places, instead of just in one place, and the eco-system expands, and both plants and animals evolve. In that way an insulating layer is grown between the geological and the biological ( this is my own interpretation ) and Monbiot just insults and opposes Savory - without any reasoning or expertise, in very insulting and irrelevant terms. I quite dislike the guy now.
@@justgivemethetruth I favor ending animal agriculture and giving a kick start to restore the balance of nature as part of the rewilding process. As with his advocacy of returning wolves, I am sure he would be in favor of returning (for example) American Bison to the American plains once the replacement of animal agriculture allows us to free up 75% of the land now used for food production. Savory's methods of reducing the impact of cattle only work for a short time. Once the soil in a given area gets saturated with carbon, it can no longer be used for grazing under his system. I could cite many credible debunks of his claims.
so true and what George Monbiot says; for those who understand French Aurélien Barrau is very interesting to listen to. thank you
Lawlessness in a Time of Crisis. Fixed.
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OMG MEGAN!!!
Nice video, reinforcing the impressionof the author which I got from the book. I have just finished the book, which I thought was wonderful: interesting, informative, entertaining, and with many flashes of dry humour.
Nice film. I'll definitely buy the book. (small quibble: I think you need to lower the music in sound mix. It's a little intrusive.)
A voice of careful reason throughout the pandemic. Great chat.
The book is LOVELY and has been given me peace during my own tumultuous time...not as sharply desperate of a health crisis and homeless...but my husband and I have been quite near that position of - our financial income is gone due to layoffs, now what and where. But, Raynor, I am not as brave to let go completely...you and Moth were SO BRAVE to just go. I wish I could purchase the rights to the book or be in collaboration with you on a film about this visceral experience the two of you were transformed by (caterpillar to butterfly). BTW...totally see Kate Winslet playing you...Rhys Ifans playing Moth. You both are lovely! Sending thanks for the book!
Fascinating woman
She features in this video: ruclips.net/user/shortsBZVbtPlyi50?feature=share
Thank you.
45:14 Coronavirus Act
God what an awful self-entitled woman. I adore the SWCP but this was truly one of the worst books I've ever read.
there is allways one and you my friend are the one 🙄
@@unclebulgaria1132 i think you'll find a lot of people really dislike her, check her book reviews for one.
Nonsense
@@tiffcat1100 Go on, please explain why that is "nonsense"....
@@turkeyphant You are no doubt related to some of the judgemental, unpleasant people encountered in the book, in real life and on the internet. Very sad.