Friends of the Earth Podcast Episode 3 from the archive: “Rewilding”

Friends of the Earth Podcast Episode 3 from the archive: “Rewilding”

Almost a lifetime ago, myself and my dearly departed friend Denis Walker created a series of six podcast for the environmental campaigning organisation Friends of the Earth. This was back in the day before they were everywhere and we were a bit of a trailblazer. As you can hear we were still finding our way. Obviously the news is somewhat out of date, but you can hear one way in which two tech geeks were using the technology they loved to spread the importance of environmental protection.
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Friends of the Earth Podcast Episode 2 from the archive: “Basecamp”

Friends of the Earth Podcast Episode 2 from the archive: “Basecamp”

Almost a lifetime ago, myself and my dearly departed friend Denis Walker created a series of six podcast for the environmental campaigning organisation Friends of the Earth. This was back in the day before they were everywhere and we were a bit of a trailblazer. As you can hear we were still finding our way. Obviously the news is somewhat out of date, but you can hear one way in which two tech geeks were using the technology they loved to spread the importance of environmental protection.
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Interwoven Episode 16 – Breaking Barriers: Women, Leadership & Mental Health in Tech

Interwoven Episode 16 – Breaking Barriers: Women, Leadership & Mental Health in Tech

In this episode of Interwoven, hosts Catherine Damisa and James Cracknell dive deep with Bex Yellen, founder of the Female Product Lead community, to explore the realities of women in tech leadership. Bex shares her journey, the importance of mentorship, and how authentic leadership and allyship are breaking glass ceilings—and sticky floors—for women in tech. They tackle burnout, mental health, and the future of AI, all while giving practical advice for thriving in product roles. Whether you’re aspiring, struggling, or leading in tech, this episode is packed with relatable stories, actionable insights, and hope for a more inclusive future.
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