Podcast
Why philanthropy has to change with Hali Lee
Author, speaker, and champion of collective giving tells us why she believes big philanthropy is broken and how we can resource the change we want.
Is a more empathic world possible? with Dr Claire Yorke
We chat to Dr Claire Yorke of Deakin University, Australia, about our amazing capacity for empathy and what we could do with it.
The power of imagination with Rob Hopkins
Rob Hopkins, founder of the Transition movement, talks to us about why he believes we need to reclaim our capacity for collective imagination.
Embodying change with Gretchen Steidle
We talk to Gretchen Steidle, Director of Spirituality and Social Change at the Garrison Institute, about how she understands the relationship between the ‘inner’ and ‘outer’ world.
Māori worlds and ways of knowing with Donna Kerridge
Donna Kerridge, Director of Ora New Zealand, discusses the different Māori teachings shaping her understanding of the world.
Apartheid, healing, and hope with Choden
Buddhist monk and founder of the Mindfulness Association Choden tells what Buddhism has taught him about suffering, healing, and hope.
Transforming politics with Kat Thane
Facilitator, coach, and government relations adviser Kat Thane talks to us about why she thinks we need to transform our understanding of what politics is and looks like.
How societies change with Danny Dorling
Professor of Geography Danny Dorling talks to us about what he believes lies behind major social changes.