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“In nature nothing is wasted. Everything is recycled.”
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This is a serialised ongoing story, so jumping in at episode 10, for example, could confuse matters.
Listen to episode one here“In nature nothing is wasted. Everything is recycled.”
Time to save the planet again and we need your help! You’ll shrink to the size of a beetle along with Connie and the gang, then you explore Hazel's summer garden. There’s snail rides, ant piggybacks and flying with bumblebees! Wow! The world is so different when you’re teeny!
You and the explorers end up in Hazel’s compost - it’s a bit pongy! You squelch around in rotting fruit, broken eggshells and what’s that? Plastic?! How did that get there?
Listen to the episode to discover how your little changes, like recycling and composting, can make a huge difference!
Download the transcript for this episode here.
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Produced by Made By Mortals
Written by Becky Prestwich
Actor - Hannah Donelon
Sound Design & Production - Story Publishing
Music by AJS Music
This episode of Armchair Adventures was funded by Suez Recycle 4 Greater Manchester Community Fund.
Next episode is out 13th January
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