Classic Episode: Does Amplifying Indigenous Cultures Voices Make Them More Relatable?

Welcome to a classic episode of The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast. This release marks the start of a special three episode run where we’re re‑sharing the top three most listened‑to episodes of all time.

Coming in third place is the episode entitled “Does Amplifying Indigenous Cultures Voices Make Them More Relatable?” which was originally released on the 2nd May 2021. Here is the original description for this episode:

Another unscripted, meandering, insightful chat, between hosts Stuart and William. A very real discussion, as they examine a listener question, from Jesper in Denmark.

"If we step inside people's lives across the world, it makes them relatable, and real people. Do you think your aim of giving indigenous cultures a voice, through the podcast, will help with that?".

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In this call to action episode Jake Backus from Empathy Sustainability appeals directly to you the listener. 

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