Hayley-Maree Litt on counselling and letting go of the past
Hayley-Maree is a counsellor and in this interview we talk about change, personal growth, addiction and moving forward in life. We also find out about her early years growing up…
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B Corps: the what, why and how – live panel discussion
This is a live panel discussion recorded 17 July 2019 in Christchurch at an event to answer questions about B Corps. In it we hear from 6 different people about…
They are Us: Abdigani Ali and Osman Ahmed on the attacks in Christchurch, Resilience and Collaboration
This one is powerful – today we hear from Abdigani Ali and Osman Ahmed, who was one of those shot in the attacks in Christchurch in March 2019. I was…
Professor David Murdoch on Infectious Diseases, Nepal and the University of Otago, Christchurch
David is Dean of the University of Otago, Christchurch. His main research has been into infectious diseases and in this interview we discuss that research, his time spent living in…
Tech for Good: A live panel for TechWeek19 discussing this with Tim Jones, Georgia Robertson, John Ascroft, Dave Lane and Menno Finlay-Smits
Tech for Good? This is a panel discussion on that topic recorded just one week ago. We joined forces with Ian Wells (many thanks to you) from Canterbury Tech and hosted a…
Emily Morrow on Balance: Achievable, mythical, unhelpful or something else?
Emily practised as a lawyer for many years and now assists both law firms and lawyers with thinking deeply about the work they do, and why they do it. This…
The Human Economy and the Future of Business, a breakout session at Philanthropy NZ Summit 2019 with Louise Aitken, Christina Bellis and Shay Wright
This breakout session at the Philanthropy Summit 2019 deals with a very topical issue: The future of business in the “human economy” – but what is meant by that term…
Impact Investing: Future Trends from Philanthropy Summit NZ 2019 with Rebekah Swan, David Woods, Emily Woodland and Clive Pedley
The Philanthropy Summit 2019 was held for the last three days (15-17 May) at Te Papa with 500 attending. To celebrate getting to 30,000 listens of seeds podcast thought it…
Ian Harvey on Collective Intelligence
Harv founded Collective Intelligence and in this interview we find out what that is and how it works. We also learn about his childhood, his family being torn apart by…
Oliver Hunt on founding Medsalv, making health more sustainable by reprocessing single use devices
Oliver founded Medsalv 18 months ago and in this interview we hear about his entrepreneurial journey. We also find out a lot about the medical industry and single use devices…
The Honourable Justice Joseph Williams explaining the Karakia “Whakataka te Hau”
This was not planned. Which makes it the perfect 100th episode as we always look for depth and meaning in unexpected moments. Justice Joe Williams got up to give the…
Isabel on being 6
Do you remember being 6? Most of us have forgotten but it’s important to try and recall sometimes. This episode may help a little as we hear from Isabel about…
