Dwayne Fields: Last News

National Geographic is expanding its unscripted slate with greenlights for three new series — Life Below Zero: First Alaskans, a spinoff of the Emmy-winning Life Below Zero franchise, Appetite for Adventure with BBQ pitmaster Big Moe Cason, and The 7 Toughest Days on Earth with adventurer and explorer Dwayne Fields from One Strange Rock producers Nutopia. Additionally, Nat Geo has given an early Season 3 renewal to Emmy-nominated docuseries Trafficked with Mariana Van Zeller. Courteney Monroe, president, National Geographic Content, announced the news during Nat Geo’s TCA session Tuesday.

Countryfile’s decision to show a film by host Dwayne Fields who investigated the issue in the summer.The BBC show’s report was informed by research conducted last year from the Government's Environment Department, which showed that some ethnic groups felt the UK’s national parts were a “white environment”. Ellie revealed the overwhelming response to the film on social media, which included comments from people who had experienced racism in the countryside themselves, took producers a week to look through.The star recalled: “I spooled through the comments which broadly came in three flavours: ‘I’m not racist so there is no racism in the countryside’; ‘I’m black and I’ve never experienced racism in the countryside’; and importantly, ‘I have

Countryfile star Ellie Harrison has expressed fears about racism still being rife in the British countryside.