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Professor David Murdoch on Infectious Diseases, Nepal and the University of Otago, Christchurch
Tech for Good: A live panel for TechWeek19 discussing this with Tim Jones, Georgia Robertson, John Ascroft, Dave Lane and Menno Finlay-Smits
Emily Morrow on Balance: Achievable, mythical, unhelpful or something else?
The Human Economy and the Future of Business, a breakout session at Philanthropy NZ Summit 2019 with Louise Aitken, Christina Bellis and Shay Wright
Impact Investing: Future Trends from Philanthropy Summit NZ 2019 with Rebekah Swan, David Woods, Emily Woodland and Clive Pedley
Ian Harvey on Collective Intelligence
Oliver Hunt on founding Medsalv, making health more sustainable by reprocessing single use devices
The Honourable Justice Joseph Williams explaining the Karakia "Whakataka te Hau"
Isabel on being 6
Lauren Burr on Mathematics
Audiobook: "Structuring for Impact" Report
Georgia Robertson on Humanitix, the world's first non-profit events ticketing platform
Louise Aitken introducing "Structuring for Impact" a new research report on the Future of Business and Social Enterprise in New Zealand
Full conference audio: "Future Prospects for Charity Law, Accounting and Regulation" held 11-12 April 2019 at Te Papa
Dr Carolyn Cordery on a History of Financial Reporting - recorded live at Te Papa for 'Future prospects for Charity Law, Accounting and Regulation' conference on 12 April 2019
Impact and Social Enterprise, a live panel discussion at Te Papa moderated by Steven Moe with Louise Aitken, Dana Brakman Reiser, Holly Norton, Kaye Maree Dunn and Andrew Phillips
Wil McLellan on co-founding EPIC Innovation centre in Christchurch
John Page on Focus for Boards
Peter Beck on love and 'thin places'
Matthew Goldsworthy on Youth Arts New Zealand
How to create a Podcast
Collett's Corner: A paradigm shifting community minded property development
Joanna Norris on ChristchurchNZ
Lisa Mead on founding 'Social Currency'
Kerri Bonner on changing perceptions of "Disability"
E Wen Wong on being 16 and founding P.S. Our Beaches
Steve Jukes on Pathway a social enterprise helping ex Prisoners
Robert Read on Suicide Awareness and Prevention
Kathleen Gallagher on being a poet, staying attentive and slowing down
Sister Mary Scanlon on 70 years of service with Little Company of Mary
Julie Chapman on co-founding KidsCan and child poverty in New Zealand
Celebrating 20,000 listens with a bonus episode reflecting on Social Enterprise in Aotearoa, New Zealand
Bonus: Short reflection on paradigm shifts and the term social enterprise
Dr Mike Dickison on being 'Wikipedian-at-Large' and giant flightless birds
Historian Rowan Light on ANZAC day, what we commemorate (and why)
Louise Aitken on Ākina, Social Enterprise in Aotearoa ... and being a twin!
Dyslexia as Superpower with Geoff Bone
Geoff Bone on the New Zealand Agricultural Show and how to create meaningful events
Holly Norton on co-founding 'Collaborate' the social enterprise volunteering app
Professor Anthony Butler on 3D colour x-rays, MARS Bioimaging and the future of scanning in health care
Māori perspectives on Social Enterprise with Kaye Maree Dunn, Cain Kerehoma and Chanelle Armstrong
Bonus: Final challenge at the Aotearoa Social Enterprise Forum 2018 from Samantha Jones
Dr Pleayo Tovaranonte on social enterprise "Beyond the Stethoscope"
Seeds Takeover! Tim Jones & Mark Ambundo discuss ... everything!
Bonus: Governance tips for Boards
Dr. Cheryl Doig on the Future of Learning
Simon Mbonyinshuti on being a Refugee from Rwanda
Dr Sharon McIver on interviewing music icons like Radiohead and founding social enterprise 'Our Daily Waste'
Reuben Bijl on designing apps and co-founding Smudge
Bonus: Start-up key issues (structures for social enterprises, governance, key documents, IP and other common questions...)
Dave Lane on Free and Open Source Software
Philipp Sültrop on rockets, endurance races and surviving cancer
Professor Julia Rucklidge on diet and mental health
Zoë Hector on deaf children and her social enterprise to help them 'Talk Town'
Bonus episode: "The moment things changed . . ."
Stuart Dillon-Roberts on social enterprise Digital Journey
Angela Sothern on plans for a global fundraising loyalty programme to help towards the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals
Marcelle Lunam on the art of Film, being a Director and the Tūmanako Wellness Centre
Andrew Bell on preventable blindness and the work of The Fred Hollows Foundation NZ
Sarah Kessans on synthetic biology, GE and applying to be an Astronaut to NASA
Peter Wells on edible food forests and the Ōtākaro Orchard
Alanna Chapman on 27 Seconds a social enterprise winery focused on ending modern day slavery
Samantha Jones on sustainable fashion and founding social enterprise Little Yellow Bird
Michael Mayell on founding Cookie Time, the Power of Failure, and social enterprise Nutrient Rescue
Bonus episode: "Are there too many Charities in New Zealand?"
Miranda Satterthwaite on Space, colonising Mars and promoting STEM for the next generation
David Carter on Technology, Canterbury Tech and his entrepreneurial journey
Stella Ward on the impact of Technology on Health Care
Peter Beggs on Antarctica
Professor Rob Lindeman on Technology, Virtual Reality and the HIT Lab NZ
Fiona Allan on Elite Sport, Paralympians and Inspiration
Dr Peter Simpson on the Arts in New Zealand
Chris Simcock on Impact Investing ... in NZ!
Nigel Cottle on Crave Cafe and the dangers of "success"
Dr Jarrod Gilbert on Gangs in New Zealand
Erica Austin-Knopp on being an Experience Curator
Michelle Sharp on Kilmarnock's key learnings
Camia Young on Architecture and Cultivating Community
Leighton Evans on the Rātā Foundation
Franca Buelow on the value of Collaboration across Disciplines
Sam Broughton on Leadership and Legacy
Dorenda Britten on Design and Critical Thinking
Michael Trengrove on Code Club Aotearoa
Amy Marsden on Whanau, Children and Te Mapua
Joanna Pidgeon on Women in the Law
Jonathan Lee on Photography as Art
Ben Atkinson on finding your purpose and founding social enterprise 'Fill Their Lunchbox'
Catherine Brown with a Funder's perspective on social enterprises
Mark Prain on Sir Edmund Hillary
John Hammond on choosing life
Emeline Paat-Dahlstrom on Space
Martin Large on "Common Wealth"
Peter Townsend on Business Leadership
Gary Shaw on having been an Anti Human Trafficker
Elena Casolari on Impact Investing in Africa and India
Dr James Austin on the Social Enterprise Initiative at Harvard Business School
David Harland on the Eden Project, education by stealth and plans for the red zone in Christchurch
Mark Ambundo with an African perspective on Western Culture and taking advantage of opportunities
Kit Hindin on Ministry of Awesome and the value of Slowing Down
Daniel Flynn on Thankyou