A Life More Wild

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Charlie Cooper on detecting Roman grots, sleeping on his sister’s floor and the truth about Big Mandy

September 16, 2026

Charlie Cooper shot to fame when he and his sister Daisy wrote and starred in the hit TV series This Country. While some might see the show as poking fun at rural life in the south west, Charlie’s affection for the countryside in which he grew up, and still lives, is clear. Now an obsessive metal detectorist, having taken up the hobby a few years ago, he loves nothing more than walking the fields and unearthing the history beneath his feet. On a day of mixed weather, we went detecting with hi...

The Sounds of Summer in the South Downs

August 26, 2026

This year, as well as walks with interesting guests, we’re doing something a little different on A Life More Wild. Working with our charity partner Campaign for National Parks, we’re creating bonus episodes with seasonal soundscapes from some of the UK’s most precious green spaces.   In this episode, we’re listening to the breeze in the grass and the trout in the streams of the South Downs National Park, in the company of Dr Rose O’Neill, a...

Matrescence author Lucy Jones on the deeply transformational nature of motherhood, the calm of a graveyard and what she learnt from studying slime moulds

August 12, 2026

We walk among the headstones of a cemetery with journalist and author of Matrescence, Lucy Jones, as she talks about the struggle to reconcile the societal ideal of a mother with her own experience, how her search for insight led to her book Matrescence and what she learnt by observing slime moulds and lichen. Lucy always knew that having kids would be a big shift, but when she did, she was shocked to find that not only had her life changed, something fundamental to her identity had change...

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Its publicly listed emails are bookings@canopyandstars.co.uk, feedback@canopyandstars.co.uk, and hello@18sixty.uk. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for A Life More Wild?

The publicly listed emails for A Life More Wild: bookings@canopyandstars.co.uk, feedback@canopyandstars.co.uk, and hello@18sixty.uk.

How many listeners does A Life More Wild have?

Podseeker estimates A Life More Wild reaches 1,000 to 10,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for A Life More Wild?

A Life More Wild typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Guests typically have an established public profile or specialist authority connected to nature, conservation, environmental action, wildlife, outdoor pursuits, adventure, or nature writing. Strong candidates may be published authors, senior environmental professionals, accomplished athletes or adventurers, conservation practitioners, or public figures with an authentic relationship to the countryside. Common among recent guests: Published books or journalism; Leadership roles in environmental or conservation organizations; Recognized sporting or adventure achievements. Recent guests include Charlie Cooper, Rose O'Neill, and Lucy Jones.

How hard is it to get booked on A Life More Wild?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does A Life More Wild cover?

Recent episodes cover Nature, Outdoor Recreation, Conservation, Wildlife, and National Parks. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.