Beauties and Beasties

Simon Whitehead , Returns

1 h 37 min · 2. maj 2026
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Apologies for the sound quality on this episode Having spent his whole adult life in the countryside, Simon talks through how it all started, from hunting rabbits as a youngster to becoming what he now calls a “rabbit fixer.” It’s been over two years since he was last on the podcast, so we catch up on what’s changed since then. He’s worked everywhere from the northern moors to built up southern cities, and he shares how the rabbit’s world has shifted over time, He’s a proper champion of the countryside ! Join us to discuss how or if life has changed !

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