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The Missing Piece
by themissingpiece
Belonging is better, let's learn how to build sustainable and effective communities.
Episodes
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Community Leadership - The Missing Piece Podcast MashUps
In the midst of the current COVID-19 crisis, it's clear that in order to keep ourselves safe, we need to look after one another. Responsible leadership that focuses on the voices and the needs of the community has never been so vital. I have had the privilege of speaking with the likely, and not…
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Communication and Collectivism - The Missing Piece Podcast Mashups
In the midst of the current COVID-19 crisis, we are experiencing a stark reminder that we are all part of one global community. In this mashup of previous episodes of The Missing Piece, we hear from three key experts: Maz Farrelly, AKA Maz Speaks, Gopinath Parayil, and Mike Anderson. Maz is a...
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Why Do Universities Need To Exist? - Engineer and University Lecturer David Kellermann
David Kellermann is a Senior Lecturer with a specialisation in the mechanics of advanced composite materials and biological tissue; Course convenor and educational technology developer for the large foundational first- and second-year mechanics courses. Coming from a family of four engineers and...
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Reality TV Producer Maz Farrelly and What We Can Learn From Community By Dismantling It?
If you have ever watched reality television, you've likely watched something by Maz Farrelly, AKA Maz Speaks. Her impressive resume includes shows like Big Brother, X Factor, and Farmer Wants a Wife, but the list goes on and on. Maz is a former, and some would say recovering, reality TV producer...
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From The Blue Yonder to the Chekutty Dolls - How Gopinath Parayil Focuses on Ethical Sustainability of Communities
Gopinath Parayil (Gopi) is so heavily involved in community work that he is perfect for The Missing Piece podcast. His business, The Blue Yonder, focuses on providing authentic travel experiences that allow travelers to feel intimately connected to the local communities that The Blue Yonder…
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St Barnabas Church - How Churches Are Adapting to Changing Community Needs
So, you might be thinking, a church, really? Now we want to make it clear that we don’t think organised religion is perfect, but when it comes to building and supporting the wider community, there is a lot we can learn. It is true that over the last few decades the Churches place in the wider...
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Surf Life Saving NSW - Ensuring Your Community is Welcoming, Safe, and Diverse
Our guest today is Mike Anderson, Community Education Project Officer with Surf Life Saving New South Wales. Mike is part of a team that wants everyone in our broader community to feel not only safe on the beach, but that they belong there. From those who live on the coast to those who have never...
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How the Bottom-up Approach is Saving Lives - Uniting's Medically Supervised Injecting Centre
Behind an unassuming door in the heart of King's Cross in Sydney lies the only place in New South Wales where it is legal to inject drugs: the Uniting Medically Supervised Injection Centre. "The Uniting Medically Supervised Injecting Centre (Uniting MSIC) is a compassionate and practical health...
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How Hank Green United the YouTube Creator Community
Hank Green has a very impressive resume, from creating the international online video event Vidcon or the multi-million charity initiative 'Project For Awesome' with his brother John, to running multiple YouTube channels with a collective following of 19 million. He has made a career out of...
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The 'Jam Fairy' - Cornersmith Cafe
Cornersmith Cafe is all about sustainable and ethical food production. Alex, one of the cafe's co-founders, says she became an "accidental jam fairy" when she started using leftover fruit found in her neighbours backyards to make jam and return some of that jam back to her community. She expanded...
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Belonging is better, let's learn how to build sustainable and effective communities.
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