Episode 14 - David Gray

Episode 15 - Nick Howard

In an exclusive interview, Professor David Hill talks with Nick Howard, custodian of the historic Castle Howard estate. Castle Howard is one of the UK’s most majestic stately homes, seen on screen in Bridgerton, Victoria, Brideshead Revisited and more.  Nick and David discuss why sustainable land management is so important, and how this motivates the habitat restoration strategy underway at Castle Howard. Find out more about How to Avoid Moving to Mars and listen to previous episodes by visiting https://www.davidhillpodcast.com/ [https://www.davidhillpodcast.com/]

Episode 14 - David Gray

In this episode of ‘How to Avoid Moving to Mars’, David Hill speaks with international music icon David Gray, exploring the connection between music and nature, and discussing how a Christmas gift led to him becoming patron of the conservation charity Curlew Action.

Episode 13 - Dominic Buscall

David speaks with Dominic Buscall, who manages the Wild Ken Hill estate in North Norfolk. They explore Dom’s unique career path, his passion for the environment, and the innovative approaches being implemented at Wild Ken Hill.

Episode 12 - James Jansen & Jane Rumble

This episode features environmental and polar policy experts James Jansen and Jane Rumble. James, a key player in the 2015 Sustainable Development Goals, has managed the biodiverse South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands and now focuses on Arctic policy. Jane, Head of the FCO's Polar Regions Department since 2007, has a rich background in environmental and public health policy. She joined the FCO in 2003 and is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.

Episode 11 - Millie Kerr

Professor David Hill enjoys a conversation with Mille Kerr, author, journalist, and wildlife conservationist, who had her first popular science book, "Wilder: How Rewilding is Transforming Conservation and Changing the World" published in 2022, which is endorsed by Dr. Jane Goodall.