It's time again for a bonus podcast. A little extra audio for your ears. We thought that last week's episode was enraging and encouraging and devastating and hopeful and we had many thoughts and feelings and so we wrote them down and then said them out loud. This is the final episode in our first series and we'd love to know what you thought of it so why not leave us a review on iTunes or drop us a message on Instagram. We want to hear what you liked and what we could improve on as well as the kinds of activists that you want to hear from next time.

You can read the transcript here.

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In our final episode of this season, Chantelle spoke to Jemima Hartshorn from Mums for Lungs about air pollution and how to organise on an issue that feels so big and so unsolvable. To find out more, check out our reading list...

Jemima recommends:

Following the Ella Roberta Family Foundation

Suffragette

You might also want to check out:

The Book of Trespass by Nick Hayes

What Goes Around by Emily Chappelle

Back in the Frame by Jools Walker

Streets Ahead

Wheels for wellbeing

The Ranty Highwayman

The following sound effects were used in this episode:

Walking Across London Bridge JoeDinesSounds

Buses.wave dggrunzweig

"Ambience, Children Playing, Distant, A.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.org

If you enjoyed this podcast, you should listen to the Surviving Society Podcast which is also hosted by Chantelle and check out other shows supported by Content is Queen. You can follow Cerys on Twitter or sign up to their mailing list to find out what else they're up to.

You can find the transcript here.

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Last week's episode left us with a lot of thoughts. Here's a little bonus episode about getting involved and doing your research and the things that we learned from Siân and Chantelle's conversation. We'd love to know what you think so why not drop us a line on Twitter or Instagram?

The transcript can be found here.

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