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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2026 · 21 MIN

How Food Can Change Lives | Rob Caslick & the Two Good Co

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How can food transform lives? In this powerful episode of Moments to Movements, host Luke Cook sits down with Rob Caslick, founder of Two Good Co, to explore how a simple idea—food made with dignity—has grown into a movement empowering women with lived experience of homelessness, domestic violence and complex trauma. Rob shares the pivotal moment that shaped his purpose: visiting a soup kitchen at just 12 years old with his grandmother. Years later, after building an organic soup kitchen in Sydney’s Kings Cross, Rob realised that charity alone wasn’t enough. Sustainable impact required meaningful employment, connection and choice. Today, Two Good Co employs and supports vulnerable women through high-quality food and products—working towards a mission of employing 80 women every year. This conversation explores: Turning compassion into scalable social impact Why employment is key to breaking cycles of disadvantage Building dignity, independence and connection through food The realities of creating a purpose-driven business How leaders can use business as a force for good Be inspired. Take action. 🌱 About Two Good Co Two Good Co is a business for good. Through beautifully crafted food and products, they support and employ women with lived experience of homelessness, domestic violence and complex trauma—helping rebuild independence, confidence and self-worth. Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Moments to Movements Series Finale 01:25 The Soup Kitchen Origin Story: A 12-Year-Old's Inspiration 03:07 From Navy Engineer to Community Builder 03:39 The Organic Soup Kitchen: No Sausages Allowed 06:59 Dignity Over Charity: The One Hour of Hope 07:24 Birth of Two Good Co: The Buy One Give One Model 09:34 The Failed Launch and Unexpected Discovery 10:07 The Pivot to Supporting Women Escaping Domestic Violence 12:40 Creating Employment: From Serving to Sharing 13:45 Impact Beyond Individuals: Breaking Generational Cycles 16:04 Men as Allies: Addressing the Gender Gap in Domestic Violence Advocacy 19:07 Lessons Learned: Focus, Mistakes, and Staying in Your Lane 20:22 Advice for Changemakers: Just Rock Up with the Soup Follow Cuppa.tv and join our Circle Community to stay in the know https://community.cuppa.tv/join?invitation_token=90c29f3ba321325c6e5891e80327bbe65d8b4c31-25d2bfd7-06f5-45ca-96b7-4882e3515edc Want to speak further with our guest? https://cuppa.pickmybrain.world/browse-our-brains Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cuppatv/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cuppa.tv/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/enjoycuppa.tv

How can food transform lives? In this powerful episode of Moments to Movements, host Luke Cook sits down with Rob Caslick, founder of Two Good Co, to explore how a simple idea—food made with dignity—has grown into a movement empowering women with lived experience of homelessness, domestic violence and complex trauma. Rob shares the pivotal moment that shaped his purpose: visiting a soup kitchen at just 12 years old with his grandmother. Years later, after building an organic soup kitchen in Sydney’s Kings Cross, Rob realised that charity alone wasn’t enough. Sustainable impact required meaningful employment, connection and choice. Today, Two Good Co employs and supports vulnerable women through high-quality food and products—working towards a mission of employing 80 women every year. This conversation explores: Turning compassion into scalable social impact Why employment is key to breaking cycles of disadvantage Building dignity, independence and connection through food The realities of creating a purpose-driven business How leaders can use business as a force for good Be inspired. Take action. 🌱 About Two Good Co Two Good Co is a business for good. Through beautifully crafted food and products, they support and employ women with lived experience of homelessness, domestic violence and complex trauma—helping rebuild independence, confidence and self-worth. Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Moments to Movements Series Finale 01:25 The Soup Kitchen Origin Story: A 12-Year-Old's Inspiration 03:07 From Navy Engineer to Community Builder 03:39 The Organic Soup Kitchen: No Sausages Allowed 06:59 Dignity Over Charity: The One Hour of Hope 07:24 Birth of Two Good Co: The Buy One Give One Model 09:34 The Failed Launch and Unexpected Discovery 10:07 The Pivot to Supporting Women Escaping Domestic Violence 12:40 Creating Employment: From Serving to Sharing 13:45 Impact Beyond Individuals: Breaking Generational Cycles 16:04 Men as Allies: Addressing the Gender Gap in Domestic Violence Advocacy 19:07 Lessons Learned: Focus, Mistakes, and Staying in Your Lane 20:22 Advice for Changemakers: Just Rock Up with the Soup Follow Cuppa.tv and join our Circle Community to stay in the know https://community.cuppa.tv/join?invitation_token=90c29f3ba321325c6e5891e80327bbe65d8b4c31-25d2bfd7-06f5-45ca-96b7-4882e3515edc Want to speak further with our guest? https://cuppa.pickmybrain.world/browse-our-brains Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cuppatv/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cuppa.tv/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/enjoycuppa.tv

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