Live recording of afternoon talk. A conversation between two doctors - a Doctor of human ailments and a Doctor of earth elements.

Speakers:

Dr Georgie Kirby, our local GP in Frome Medical Practice.

Dr Louise Farquharson, Research Assistant Professor at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Step into your local health centre to discover how global systems relate to us, for this special conversation between two doctors.

We will focus on the critical link between the local and the global - how the climate crisis shapes our health, how our environment connects us here and to elsewhere.

Hosted by Sue Palmer (Future Shed Lead, Edventure) and Charlotte Carson (Community Sustainability Lead, Frome Medical Practice), we will explore common threads around human health, water, geological time and identify tangible actions that link health and climate agendas.

Following a unique Climate Action Fund, National Lottery project, this podcast brings

together inspiring community champions, leading health professionals and local experts to

share compelling stories, fresh insights, and even practical tips on how you can live a

healthier and greener life.

In this episode we hear from Frome's Young people climate action group!

Based in Frome, Somerset - every episode dives into engaging themes such as active travel,

self care, the real cost of cheap food and connecting with nature. Discover pioneering local

projects, the passionate people behind them and be inspired to take steps towards

community led climate action.

The show hopes to inspire positive change – both for our own health and for the environment

and be curious about the things we have in common within and across communities.

You can see more about the wider project and the role the podcast plays as part of

movement change here, https://greenhealthyfrome.org/listen/

Working with the community has been the foundation of this Climate Action Project, in this podcast hear how inspiring community champions, leading health professionals and local experts bring community together.

Sue Palmer, Julie Carey-Downs and Will Palmer talk from different perspectives and their work in community led health and climate projects.

Based in Frome, Somerset - every episode dives into engaging themes such as active travel,

self care, the real cost of cheap food and connecting with nature. Discover pioneering local

projects, the passionate people behind them and be inspired to take steps towards

community led climate action.

The show hopes to inspire positive change – both for our own health and for the environment

and be curious about the things we have in common within and across communities.

You can see more about the wider project and the role the podcast plays as part of

movement change here, https://greenhealthyfrome.org/listen/