Geographical podcasts

Geographical’s monthly podcast takes subjects from the magazine and delves further, including interviews with authors, experts, scientists and journalists

The small-scale fishers that feed coastal communities worldwide face mounting threats, from disputed waters to climate change

Jun 28, 2022

Super-soft cashmere may be beloved for use in fine clothes but, despite being a natural fibre, it's undergoing a sustainability crisis

May 26, 2022

The bitter disputes between countries putting pressure on CITES, the international convention monitoring the wildlife trade

Apr 28, 2022

Belize's elusive jaguars need help to move through the region's fragmented forests. Plus conservationist David MacDonald interviewed

Mar 25, 2022

The February edition of The Geographical Podcast is here, and month, we’re venturing to the deepest, darkest places of the ocean

Feb 24, 2022

Ireland’s peatlands face an uncertain future but a project to unearth its medicinal plants could prove a remedy for these degraded ecosystems

Jan 20, 2022

Beavers are back and their return promises to bring better health and resilience to degraded British ecosystems

Dec 21, 2021

Katharine Hayhoe talks COP26, climate denial in the USA, and how to engage everyone in the fight against the climate crisis

Oct 25, 2021

Efforts to halt climate change will fall flat without concerted action to protect the world's tropical forests

Oct 21, 2021

On the lookout for the elusive Persian leopard – a cat caught in conflict – and the aftermath of war in its territory of Nagorno Karabakh

Sep 21, 2021

The story of how restoring living oyster reefs could help save our marine environments, and the impact of industrial fishing

Aug 16, 2021

The allure of Arctic resources, and we catch up with marine biologist Joe Marlow who spent last winter in Antarctica

Jul 27, 2021