Keep Geog-ing On!
As we will all be staying home this Easter, we’ve put together a collection of hyperlinked books, documentaries, podcasts and films we recommend! Some are directly related to content you have covered at KS3/4, while others simply allow you to extend your interest and curiosity of the world and deepen your existing knowledge. Stay home & stay safe! - Barnhill’s Geography Department
Books The Earth: A Very Short Introduction
Geopolitics: A Very Short Introduction
Climate Change: A Very Short Introduction
Prisoners of Geography
Peoplequake (a Ms Panesar favourite!)
Documentaries Royal Geographical Society YouTube
iPlayer Climate Change playlist
iPlayer Earth from Space
iPlayer Africa with Ade Adepitan (recommended for Year 7 Africa topic)
iPlayer Fashion Conscious (recommended for Year 8 Globalisation topic)
BBC Earth
72 Dangerous Places to Live (recommended for Year 8/GCSE Tectonics topic)
Into the Inferno (recommended for Year 8/GCSE Tectonics topics)
Cowspiracy (recommended for GCSE resources topic)
BBC Race Across the World
Overheard – National Geographic Podcast Podcasts Science Weekly – the Guardian podcast
Ask the Geographer Podcasts
The Development Podcast – World Bank (recommended for Year 10 development topic)
The World Economic Forum Podcasts (recommended for Year 10 development topic)
Planet Money
Royal Geographical Society Online Lectures
BBC Costing the Earth
BBC The Documentary Podcast (recommended for Year 9 urban topic)
Living Planet Podcast
Movies Before the Flood (highly recommended for all)
An Inconvenient Truth
The Impossible
Dante’s Peak
Slumdog Millionaire
Under the Dome: China’s Air Pollution
The Boy who Harnessed the Wind (recommended for GCSE resources topic)
BBC iPlayer shows are free to access when you sign up with email All Podcasts are free to access via Spotify or Apple Music Some of the Netflix films/documentaries can be accessed on free temporary trial or via YouTube