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The way of life in the Falklands, a remote British Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic, has changed massively over the past two hundred years. From an isolated archipelago full of sheep farmers on the brink of destitution, the islands are now a prosperous and diverse quasi-nation, with many, if not most, of the comforts of modern life. This episode of the Falklands Way of Life looks at the Falklands in the modern day, and how what’s on the horizon for the islands in the future. Pictured in the thumbnail: the annual New Year’s Day Raft Races on Yorke Bay, 2022.

The way of life in the Falklands, a remote British Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic, has changed massively over the past two hundred years. From an isolated archipelago full of sheep farmers on the brink of destitution, the islands are now a prosperous and diverse quasi-nation, with many, if not most, of the comforts of modern life. This episode of the Falklands Way of Life looks at the rapid changes that occurred after the 1982 Falklands War, and the newfound prosperity of the islands, from the perspectives of islanders who lived through that period. Pictured in the thumbnail: Falkland Islands Development Corporation Board, 2003. Thank you to Falklands Radio for providing the audio of radio broadcasts from 1982.

The way of life in the Falklands, a remote British Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic, has changed massively over the past two hundred years. From an isolated archipelago full of sheep farmers on the brink of destitution, the islands are now a prosperous and diverse quasi-nation, with many, if not most, of the comforts of modern life. This episode of the Falklands Way of Life looks at life leading up to the 1982 Falklands War, from the perspectives of islanders who lived through that period. Thank you to Falklands Radio for providing the audio of radio broadcasts from 1982.

The way of life in the Falklands, a remote British Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic, has changed massively over the past two hundred years. From an isolated archipelago full of sheep farmers on the brink of destitution, the islands are now a prosperous and diverse quasi-nation, with many, if not most, of the comforts of modern life. This episode begins the journey of the Falklands' change in fortune, examining the lives of the early British settlers in the islands, who came with or shortly after the first governor of the Falklands in 1842.

Hannah's back!! She chats to Jonny about her break in the UK and getting straight back into the office in a week where a General Election was announced in the Falklands...