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Blue Earth Podcast

Blue Earth Podcast

By: Blue Earth
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A podcast from Blue Earth, a movement and community dedicated to driving positive action for our natural world. Since our inaugural event in Bristol in 2021, where we brought together changemakers, business leaders, creators, and activists, the Summit has evolved into a yearly gathering that inspires sustainable living, protects our natural spaces, and promotes well-being.


In October 2025, we welcomed thousands more to London for three incredible days of talks, workshops, and outdoor experiences around these core themes. This podcast brings you the most impactful conversations and insights from Blue Earth Summit 2025.


To explore more and join us next year, visit blueearthsummit.com.

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Blue Earth Summit, 2025 Biological Sciences Economics Leadership Management & Leadership Personal Finance Science
Episodes
  • If You’re Not at the Table, You’re on the Menu

    If You’re Not at the Table, You’re on the Menu
    Dec 18 2025
    In this episode of the Blue Earth Podcast, Will Hayler is joined by climate activist Ines and guerrilla gardener and technologist Kalpana Arias to explore what it really means to be heard in a world built on extraction. From getting off the “menu” and onto the table, to reimagining cities, community power and the role of business in driving regeneration, this is a conversation about voice, reciprocity and designing a fairer future, starting exactly where you are.

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    22 mins
  • Building the Operating System for Ocean Regeneration

    Building the Operating System for Ocean Regeneration
    Dec 17 2025

    In this episode of the Blue Earth Podcast, Guy Hayler speaks with Sorina Uleia, Founder and CEO of Recycllux, a 2025 BE100 company and Blue Earth Ventures member. They explore how a personal moment in the sea led to a platform using AI, satellite data and blockchain to detect, trace and orchestrate marine plastic clean-ups. Sorina shares Recycllux’s journey from grants to commercial scale, its £1m seed raise via Blue Earth, and the ambition to build an operating system for ocean regeneration.


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    21 mins
  • From Exmouth to Offshore Wind

    From Exmouth to Offshore Wind
    Dec 16 2025

    When you meet Gareth Bradford, it becomes clear this isn’t just a conversation about planning, property or policy, it’s about places, and how we design them to work for people, nature and long-term prosperity.


    In this episode of the Blue Earth Podcast, Will Hayler sits down with Gareth Bradford, Director of Strategic Business Development at The Crown Estate, to explore a journey that spans lifeguarding in Exmouth, shaping national policy in Downing Street, and now helping steward some of the UK’s most important land, seabed and urban spaces.


    Together, they discuss:


    • How early connections to nature shape lifelong purpose
    • Why planning is a force for good, when driven by vision, not process
    • Offshore wind as a lever for jobs, skills and nature recovery
    • A place-based approach to regeneration, from the Humber to Regent Street to Cambridge
    • The economic case for nature, wellbeing and urban greening
    • Leadership, emotional intelligence and the future of public-private partnership


    It’s a wide-ranging conversation about energy, nature, innovation and inequality, and what it really means to design a future that works for everyone.


    Listen now to hear how one of the UK’s most influential institutions is thinking long-term about people, planet and prosperity.

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    48 mins
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