Big World, Small Planet: The Remix, a poem by Alina Siegfried
In next week’s episode we will hear from Alina Siegfried a performance poet and impact storyteller. She read this poem during the interview and so this is a preview of…
A poem by Alina Siegfried
This is a poem that a guest, Alina Siegfried, read out during our interview. Listen to Alina Siegfried’s episodes
Matt Button on mentoring and Big Brothers, Big Sisters
In this interview we talk with Matt Button about his own life and the value of mentoring as well as Big Brothers, Big Sisters. For more interviews check out www.theseeds.nz…
Angela Reimer on using music to heal brain injuries and the work of Cantabrainers Choir
Angela is a speech and language therapist who works with people who have communication difficulties following brain injuries or disease through Cantabrainers Choir. Cantabrainers helps people with neurological conditions to find…
Ron Park on health, sustainability and founding Kōrure
Ron moved at age 8 to New Zealand from Korea and while a University student he founded Kōrure. In this interview we talk about his memories of arriving in a new…
An Intertalk with Ron Park in 2119
In 2119 we talk with the great grandson of Ron Park (who was interviewed on Seeds Podcast 100 years ago, back in 2019). For more visit www.theseeds.nz
Christchurch and its search for a post-recovery sense of purpose
Has Christchurch lost its way since the earthquakes? Having been founded as a bold settler dream, what defines it as it enters the next period of its history? JOHN McCRONE…
2119: An intertalk with Ron Park
In this intertalk we speak 100 years after the original interview with Ron Park. We sit down with Ron Park jr, the great grandson of Ron Park (named after his…
Ron Park on health, sustainability and founding Kōrure
Ron moved at age 8 to New Zealand from Korea and while a University student he founded Kōrure. In this interview we talk about his memories of arriving in a new…
John Balash on developing innovative educational ecosystems
John is Director of Educational Engagement at Carnegie Mellon University Entertainment Technology Centre. In this interview we talk about his early years and his background that has led to a career…
Christchurch: City of Impact
This is a panel discussion held as part of Impact Week at the end of September 2019 where we looked at what makes Christchurch unique today, how the earthquakes, shootings…
‘The Ministry of Awesome’ reflects the exciting new era of Christchurch startups
There’s an innovation renaissance brewing in post-earthquake Christchurch as multicultural entrepreneurship replaces the old boys’ network. This required a new name, writes Steven Moe.
