In 2017, Daniel Webb made the creative decision to retain all the plastic he consumed that year. From this intrigue, a campaign grew and in 2018 he formed Everyday Plastic, an organisation that seeks to shine a light on the plastic problem through evidence-led data. Here he tells the story of how and why he began this process, sharing insights into what the organisation is doing with the information, along with some useful thoughts about how we as individuals can play our part in turning the tide on plastics.

For more information check out:

www.everydayplastic.org

Produced by Start Again Productions

Artwork by Rich Heneghan with photography by Ollie Harrop

Music by Hughie Gavin

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Annie Nichols is an artist who often makes and sometimes works directly with food. Having originally trained as a chef, followed by a successful career as a food stylist for film and photography, Annie followed her dream of becoming an artist in her 30's. Her work spans an array of media including drawing, performance, sculpture, and in her own words, "colouring in" to name but a few!

Produced by Start Again Productions

Artwork by Rich Heneghan with photography by Ollie Harrop

Music by Hughie Gavin

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Zoe Murphy is a maker of many things but tends to specialise in textiles and furniture. Her hand-drawn designs are full of narrative and entirely unique, as are the upcycled objects she often applies them to. And if that all sounds familiar, it may be because you've seen her on Money for Nothing on the BBC, but she was well ahead of the recycling curve - as we discussed during our chat. What's more, she's an all-round enthusiast for life, so this episode is well worth a listen!

Produced by Start Again Productions

Artwork by Rich Heneghan with photography by Ollie Harrop

Music by Hughie Gavin

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