Esther Whitehead shares in this interview about Neurodiversity. We also find out about her life story and find out about her childhood and decision to move to New Zealand, how she got involved in Neurodiversity and what it is that…
In this episode I want to share what I’ve learned as a lawyer helping people set up impact driven organisations in Aotearoa. I have these conversations all the time so thought I’d share this content here so you all can…
Margaret was born in 1933 and has lived an extremely full life – she is still involved today in more organisations than nearly everyone who I know and she does it all with the desire to give back. In this…
Margaret Austin was born in 1933 and in the hour long interview with her we find out all about her long life of service, including as an MP from 1984-1996 – but this is a short minute excerpt that captures…
Do you remember what it was like to be 12? In this interview we talk with Shanna about what it is like for her. We cover a wide variety of topics including what it is like to be able to…
This live seeds podcast event was held on Friday 28th August 2020 and brought together a variety of experts to discuss the current – and future – state of impact investing in New Zealand. The panel was facilitated by Steven…
Tim Jones sits down with me for a discussion on house prices based on this article I recently wrote for Spinoff: Check out Tim’s site and links are there to his Podcast: In Pursuit of Purpose podcast: podcast For…
Fiona is from Ireland and in this interview we hear about her early days growing up and what brought her to New Zealand. We both share an appreciation for the work of Brene Browne on courage, vulnerability and shame so…
The Honourable Poto Williams became an MP in 2013 and is now the Minister for the Community and Voluntary Sector, and is the Associate Minister for Social Development, Immigration, and Greater Christchurch Regeneration. In this interview we talk with her…
Anton spoke at the Impact Unconference in April 2020 and this is the audio of his session about normalising Te Reo in the Workplace. I really enjoyed what he had to share and I thought some of you would appreciate…
