Episode

83: Mr. Negus Comes To Wales

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CountrySlide
Published
Jun 19, 2026
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Summary

This latest episode is brought to you by Richard Negus' tour of the British countryside. During a visit to North Wales, Negus and Prideaux sat down in a woodland to talk about land management, what Negus has witnessed on his travels and why you won't find any mole hills on slurried silage fields. They also try to bring back feudalism, why land managers should be the ones leading the charge for outdoor access and the slim possibility of Richard Negus writing a second book. This is our first stab at filming an episode of Countryslide. We DO know what we're doing, but you would never know from the above output. CountrySlide is a podcast that looks at farming, conservation and life in the British countryside. You can contact us by email on: [email protected] get in touch on Social Media Links - Subscribe on Patreon for extra content (you can cancel at any time) - If you enjoy what we do, consider a one-off tip on Ko-fi - Sign up to our Newsletter - The Rural Register - CountrySlide website - Negus' book tour dates can be found here - Land Use Framework The Hosts Richard Negus website Callum McInerney-Riley website Richard Prideaux website Edited and Produced by Amy Green for Rural and Outdoor.