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Welcome to The Geographical Podcast, brought to you by Geographical Magazine, the official publication of the Royal Geographical Society. Geographical helps our readers navigate an ever-chan...
In this episode of The Geographical Podcast, we read out articles from our print magazine or website. This week, we’re in the Faroe Islands,...
In this episode of The Geographical Podcast, we read out articles from our print magazine or website. This week, journalists Marcello Rossi...
In this episode of The Geographical Podcast, we read out articles from our print magazine and website. This week, we join writer and photogr...
In this episode of The Geographical Podcast, we read out articles from our print magazine or website. This week, share Nick Danziger's...
In this episode of The Geographical Podcast, we read out articles from our print magazine or website. This week, we report on the campaign t...
In this episode of The Geographical Podcast, we read out articles from our print magazine or website. This week, we hear how – worldwide – n...
In this episode of The Geographical Podcast, we read out articles from our print magazine or website. This week, we investigate the impact o...
In this episode of The Geographical Podcast, we read out articles from our print magazine or website. This week, we head into the mountains...
This week, we head into the Ecuadorian Amazon, where Indigenous leader and environmental activist Nemonte Nenquimo has spent the last decade...
In this bonus episode, we interview recent Whitley Award winner Aristide Kamla and hear all about his work, conserving Cameroon's marin...
This week, a trip to the Ecuadorian Andes where Mark Stratton visits a project aiming to save the country's last wild condors. Plus, an...
This week, we dive into the science of shipwrecks and find out what they can reveal about our changing oceans; board an icebreaker en route...
This week, we travel to the high peaks of Ladakh in northern India to track one of the most elusive and charismatic animals in the world - t...
In this episode, Andrew Brooks of King's College London explains why using historical comparisons when contemplating African hospitals...
In this weekly edition of the Geographical podcast, we read out three articles from the magazine or website. In this episode, we hear how cl...
In this bonus episode of The Geographical Podcast: Editor's Picks, associate editor Katie Burton speaks to Tommy Trenchard about his ar...
In this weekly edition of the Geographical podcast we read out three articles from the magazine or website.
In this month's podcast, we visit some of the driest parts of the world, where ecosystems and the communities that depend on them face...
This month we return to a country that no longer dominates headlines, but where the reality of war, and its impacts, are still very much fel...
In this month's podcast we take a closer look at the complex and often controversial concept of rewilding, considering the many challen...
This month we take a trip to Cameroon, where a policy to help small-scale fishers is under severe strain. And we talk to Maarten Bavinck, a...
Cashmere is produced in cold regions of India, China and Mongolia, among other places. It is produced from the very fine fibres of hardy goa...
This episode of The Geographical Podcast features a long-read from the April issue of Geographical magazine in which Roman Goergen investiga...
This month, we’re exploring the subject of forest loss. Around the world, outright deforestation grabs headlines, and was a key theme of COP...
This month, we’re venturing to the deepest, darkest places of the ocean. There are those that would like to mine these remote and unexplored...
This episode, we head over to the peatlands of Ireland. Degraded and drained, Ireland’s peatlands face an uncertain future. But a groundbrea...
This month, we turn our attention to a miraculous rodent. To the delight of conservationists and the British public, the beaver is back, bus...
This month, we’ve dedicated an entire print issue of our magazine to COP26 and the climate. The issue is jam-packed with views and insights...
With COP26 soon kicking off, we’ve dedicated the entire November issue of Geographical to the climate. The print edition is jam-packed with...
This episode, we’re on the prowl for one of the rarest cats on the planet: the elusive Persian Leopard. Until the 20th century, leopards wer...
This August, we turn our attention to a much-loved shellfish, well-known for its remarkable flavour – the oyster. Perhaps less well known ho...
In this month's edition of the Geographical podcast we take a close look at the Arctic. As the Arctic ice melts due to global warming,...
This month on The Geographical Podcast, we review the role of exploration in the modern day. Going out into the world’s wildernesses or perf...
The G7 summit is taking place this weekend, kicking off in Cornwall on Friday 11th June. Our geopolitics columnist, Tim Marshal, wrote about...
Welcome to The Geographical Podcast , brought to you by Geographical Magazine . The official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society. Thi...
This month, we travel to the south of France, where the world’s biggest nuclear fusion experiment is underway. Nuclear fusion, the reaction...
This month, our long-read is Mark Rowe’s dossier about climate change in the USA. Mark looks at the Donald Trump years, and the huge swathe...
Although beautiful, the rolling hills and snaking glens of the Scottish Highlands are, in fact, landscapes that have been damaged by human b...
The task of quickly designing and clinically testing Covid-19 vaccines has now given way to the formidable challenge of distributing them. T...