Welcome to three places on our planet: China, Ireland and the Siberian tundra. We are going to explore the rhythm of life and consumption, the increasing speed of exploitation of our world. That sounds like a serious topic, but don’t worry. It’s really about the rhythm in the programmes. Does speed make a difference? Fast and fun, slow and hypnotic, or just showing some reindeer?
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