Martin Beanz Warde: 'In Nairobi, I wasn’t a Traveller – I was a white man with smart clothes'

On his new RTÉ series, The End of the World with Beanz, the presenter travels to various corners to meet people doing their bit for the environment 
Martin Beanz Warde: 'In Nairobi, I wasn’t a Traveller – I was a white man with smart clothes'

Martin 'Beanz' Warde with Gearóid Farrelly and two members of the Maasai tribe in Kenya, for RTÉ series 'The End of The World'. 

Martin ‘Beanz’ Warde drives a diesel car. He doesn’t always recycle correctly. He goes overboard buying clothes “and stuff”. Which is why, he says, he’s no one to preach about climate action.

“I have a bag of bags — I go to the shop and I buy another ‘bag for life’, and it will be a bag for life because I never use it. I’ve a fortune of bags sitting in the boot of my car.”

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