We are thrilled to share the first What If? podcast with you!
Paul, the ‘Story Weaver’ from the Scottish Communities Climate Action Network, has expertly started weaving our story together. Enjoy listening to Part 1 today. The next two parts will be released over the next two weeks.
The first part of a virtual visit to Dunbar to hear about the work of development trust Sustaining Dunbar and the life and resonance of conservationist John Muir.
Listen to more ‘1000 Better Stories’ episodes below.
Becoming Unbound – East Haven Together – 1000 Better Stories
How does a run down public toilet turn a coastal village into a multi-award-winning community with a shared vision for the future? And what does it take for this community to feel safe despite growing challenges of coastal erosion, storms and flooding?
Join Kaska Hempel, our Story Lead, for a conversation with Wendy Murray and Jerry Forteath from East Haven on the Angus coast, to hear about the incredible story of their journey with East Haven Together.
Hosts Sam Jordan (Scottish Community Development Centre) and Ruth McLaren (Scottish Communities Climate Action Network) listen alongside you, reflecting on what this story reveals about community power, climate action and the questions shaping their work as members of the Unbound communications team.
Becoming Unbound is the pilot podcast mini-series for the Unbound Scotland project, which supports community-led action on climate and health across Scotland.
Through conversations rooted in lived experience, the series explores how communities are responding to climate and health challenges – and how these stories can help shape the future of Unbound.
Transcript of the episode is available here: https://www.unbound.scot/podcasts/season-1-episode-1
Credits:
Kaska Hempel (design, production, community interview, editing)
Blip Blop Tuesday by kjartan_abel — https://freesound.org/s/558270/ — License: Attribution 4.0
Resources:
Unbound Scotland project website: https://www.unbound.scot/
East Haven Together website: https://www.easthavenangus.com/