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Surprise! The show’s back for a summer holidays 2018 special edition, chatting with three of the many lovely past impact-minded guests. Past guests Christine Langdon, Elisha Watson and Jennifer Young return for this 2018 summer holidays [reprise] special episode. Impact entrepreneurialism, laughter, not too many beeps, and big problems pronouncing words. ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | Google Podcasts | twice.libsyn.com Show notes and links: 2018 year in review IOU's 2019 asks Fail Club Post-show & outtakes and weird stuff - Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers [twice] making positive dents on society David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn @twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram Brought to you with support from: About - bizdojo.com - ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | Google Podcasts | twice.libsyn.com

Thanks to everyone who has supported this largely 'love not money' digital radio show to get to air over the last three years, ninety five episodes, and one hundred and fifty nine guests. This is the last episode publishing for a while, and I wanted to share with you some of the reasons for that difficult decision. My goal has been to capture and share stories of amazing people striving to make Aotearoa New Zealand a fairer and more socially enterprising place. Originally planned only as a six episode pilot, it’s been great to publish 89 more episodes across a few diverse episode formats. Thank you to everyone who has given time, energy, insights, support and goodwill to the project, especially BizDojo and Collider Wellington for their support over the last year. Most of all, thanks to you dear listener, wherever you are in the world, it’s been a real pleasure to share those stories with you, of people making positive impact from Aoteroa New Zealand.  I’m writing up some of my audio learns in bite sized articles, which you can read, over at medium.com/@davidbinstead Building expertise in a media format completely new to me three years ago has been quite the journey, with highs, painful lows and important learns. Suffice to say, scaling independent digital radio is really, really hard! I’m more than delighted with what this project has achieved, and after three years I am re-focusing my energy, skills and time to where they can deliver most value. Seth recently highlighted ‘jumping on the right bus’. Now is the right time for me to re-evaluate this digital audio journey; as information, circumstances, and sentiments dictate. Now, where’s that bicycle... David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn Supporters: BizDojo Coworking and Office Space ColliderWgtn Do Good Jobs - New Zealand's #1 ethical jobs board, connecting do-gooders with vacancies at charities, NGOs and social enterprises throughout New Zealand ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | Google Podcasts | twice.libsyn.com #85: Three Years Of Impact Digital Radio | ©David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. August 2015-2018.

Great to chat social enterprise development with Louise Aitken, Chief Executive of ?kina Foundation and Minister Henare. We cover impact investment, policy and legislative progress, SEWF 2017 outcomes and 2018 Forum intentions, and touch on the upcoming Aotearoa Social Enterprise Forum (ASEF) this October. ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | Google Podcasts | twice.libsyn.com Show notes and links: The state of socent in Aotearoa NZ: The Impact Initiative Kitchen Table talks around NZ: Events & Resources — The Impact Initiative Challenges and opportunities: Access to capital: I'm looking for Investment - Impact Enterprise Fund — New Ground Capital EHF Fellow: Chris Simcock – Edmund Hillary Fellowship Big Society Capital - Wikipedia Impact Investing | New Zealand | Impact Investing Network Social enterprise definition(s): ?akina.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/enterprise.svg Indigenous perspectives: Kaitiakitanga – guardianship and conservation – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand T? moko – M?ori tattooing – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand Piupiu – Flax and flax working – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand Identify a social problem first Koha Kai - Invercargill: Koha Kai - Home | Facebook Living standards | The Treasury New Zealand Tina Porou - Zero Waste Network New Zealand Maori Womens Development: MWDI https://www.inspiringstories.org.nz Sustainable Business Network Zero Waste Network New Zealand SocEnt and the regions CBEC Business Fresh start | Charitable Trust for those needing a fresh start | Pathway Trust » Pathway Trust Legislation and Policy SEWF 2017 and 2018 Aotearoa Social Enterprise Forum 19th October 2018 Post-show: Managing your manager (in this case NZ's PM) People: Louise Aitken - Louise Aitken (@louaitken) | Twitter Henare, Peeni - New Zealand Parliament Hon. Peeni Henare MP (@PeeniHenare) | Twitter David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn Writing about SEWF2018, and being unsuccessful in securing Bursary funding: If you don't try you won't know if it'll fly Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers [twice] making positive dents on society twicepodcast.com/contact twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram | Patreon Supporters: Logo design by Plankton Agency BizDojo Coworking and Office Space ColliderWgtn Do Good Jobs - New Zealand's #1 ethical jobs board, connecting do-gooders with vacancies at charities, NGOs and social enterprises throughout New Zealand Our Patreon patrons - ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | Google Podcasts | twice.libsyn.com #84: Focus On The Impact | Hosted, independently produced, and ©David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted from Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand since 2015. Twitter | Instagram |  Patreon  // Episodes re-posted to YouTube |  Facebook

Thomas Maharaj is committed to making education better for New Zealand’s young people (aged 5-15), and he’s doing that by building a startup to get everyone in the community involved. This episode introduces some of the thinking behind his idea, its structure and measurement; and funding for a test-case. ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | Google Podcasts | twice.libsyn.com I’m excited to be checking in with Thomas every couple of months along his startup journey, and sharing some of his and that story as it unfolds. Thanks for joining us for the #impact ride. Episode sponsor: Do Good Jobs  The Kiwi jobs board connecting great people to do good Show notes and links: Summer of Tech is the premier IT internship programme for New Zealand Summer of Biz Guy Ryan - Founder & CEO - Inspiring Stories | LinkedIn https://www.inspiringstories.org.nz Thomas Maharaj — Hannah Duder. Indigo&Iris Thankyou New Zealand About Thankyou Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers | twice Support our monthly audio hosting costs by pledging US$1+/month Patreon.com/twicepodcast   Episode match: Inspiring Stories CEO Guy Ryan, and Indigo & Iris CEO Hannah Duder 53: Making Epic Sh*t Happen — Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers | twice — Overcast People: Thomas Maharaj - Business Development - Nurture Change | LinkedIn David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn - Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers [twice] making positive dents on society twicepodcast.com/contact twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram | Patreon Episode brought to you with support from: Do Good Jobs, Plankton Agency, BizDojo, Collider Wellington - ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | Google Podcasts | twice.libsyn.com #83: Impact Hustle [Ep.1] with Thomas Maharaj | Hosted, independently produced, and ©David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted from Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand since 2015. Twitter | Instagram |  Patreon  // Episodes reposted to YouTube |  Facebook - Go check out Do Good Jobs, a Kiwi jobs board connecting great people to do good. They’re connecting do-gooders with work, volunteering and internship vacancies that aim to create social and environmental change. About Do Good Jobs

Startup Weekend (Wellington) co-organisers Samantha Ryan and Max Bessone chat about some of the positive dents they're hoping to make on the 54 relentless hours of this week's event. Plus, some of their journeys to now. ???? 30mins approx. ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | Google Podcasts | twice.libsyn.com #82: Anyone can be an entrepreneur, with Samantha Ryan and Max Bessone at Startup Weekend Wellington #SWWLG  Startup culture is becoming deeply ingrained in the mainstream. Startup weekend returns to Wellington this week, and today I’m exploring some of the positive dents that the volunteer organisers are hoping will come from the 54 relentless hours of the event.  Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers gathers people making positive dents on society and captures and shares some of their stories, learns and journeys to now. I'm your host David Binstead. Episode sponsor: Do Good Jobs  The Kiwi jobs board connecting great people to do good Samantha Ryan, is a serial volunteer and calculated risk-taker - the perfect entrepreneurial mix! When she’s not co-organising Startup Weekend Wellington, she’s a fulltime product manager & marketer, user experience researcher, aspiring writer, artist, and poet. She’s about to start on a new journey at Choice To Pay, a startup redirecting digital payment commissions to good causes.  Max Bessone, enjoys long walks, creating new things, fixing broken things and designing beautiful things. When he’s not giving his time as an organiser and design mentor to Startup Weekend he’s big on responsible design, which lies at the heart of his work to help and improve people’s lives. He’s driven trucks for the Italian army, has played competitive volleyball (to Commonwealth Games level), and is currently training for Ironman 2019.  Show notes and links: Startup Weekend Wellington 2018 Startup Weekend - Wikipedia Our Team — Conscious Consumers Choice – Medium Banqer MRE Ration Packs - YouTube Startup Weekend Pasifika (Porirua, Wellington) | November 3rd, 2017 | Wellington | Techstars Nisa - Ethical Underwear – nisa Half-time: @dogoodjobs_julia • Instagram photos and videos Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers | twice Journeys to now: User Experience | UX Design Tools | Optimal Workshop Welcome to STAEDTLER The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity: Julia Cameron: 8601406316102: Amazon.com: Books Way of the Peaceful Warrior: A Book That Changes Lives: Dan Millman: 8580001048635: Amazon.com: Books The Buddha Walks into a Bar...: A Guide to Life for a New Generation: Lodro Rinzler: 9781590309377: Amazon.com: Books Optimal Workshop — User research and design blog | Andrew Mayfield Fraser McConnell (@FraserHMcC) | Twitter Support our monthly audio hosting costs by pledging US$1+/month Patreon.com/twicepodcast   Episode match: 67: Elisha Watson On Impact Via Everyday Underwear — Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers | twice — Overcast Upcoming: A secret project publishes at end of month. Some will be revealed… People: Samantha Ryan (@SamanthaRyNZ) | Twitter Choice - Payments with Impact MaxBessone (@MaxBessone) | Twitter creative consultant • graphic, website & internet applications | Helping organisations to find creative and engaging solutions David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn - Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers [twice] making positive dents on society twicepodcast.com/contact twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram | Patreon Supporters: Logo design by Plankton Agency About - bizdojo.com ColliderWgtn - #82: Anyone can be an entrepreneur | Hosted, independently produced, and ©David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted from Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand since 2015. Twitter | Instagram |  Patreon  // Episodes reposted to YouTube |  Facebook - This episode is brought to you by the purposeful people at Do Good Jobs, a Kiwi jobs board connecting great people to do good. They’re connecting do-gooders with work, volunteering and internship vacancies that aim to create social and environmental change. About Do Good Jobs ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | Google Podcasts | twice.libsyn.com

Samantha Jones and Jason Pemberton on discovering your purpose via Campus outdoors-based courses to grow business for good, reflecting on three years of social enterprise development from Aotearoa/New Zealand, and looking forward to SEWF2018 in Edinburgh. ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Episode sponsor: Do Good Jobs The Kiwi jobs board connecting great people to do good Show notes and links: #81 part 1: The Campus ‘start a social enterprise’ courses co-founded and led by Samantha and Jason. CAMPUS. Show announcement: SEWF2018 Edinburgh About Do Good Jobs @dogoodjobs_julia • Instagram photos and videos Contact to enquire about sponsoring a future episode: Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers | twice Pledge US$1+/month towards monthly audio hosting costs via Patreon.com/twicepodcast   #81 part 2: The state of social enterprise (and development) in Aotearoa/New Zealand Looking back on nearly three years of covering and reporting on social impact development Little Yellow Bird  - Impact Report 2018 The other side of the story – Little Yellow Bird NZ What 'Thankyou' means for social enterprise in NZ — You Think Ants Rohan at Fairground Accounting Silvia Zuur - Programme & Event Designer Home | Kilmarnock Enterprises - Unlocking Potential Home - Trade Aid Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder (Incerto): Nassim Nicholas Taleb: 9780812979688: Amazon.com: Books Post-show Guests’ journeys to now Resilience Fun and work Upcoming Social Enterprise World Forum 2018 SEWF2018 media partners (including us!) People: Samantha Jones:  Little Yellow Bird | Sustainable, Fair Trade and Ethical Clothing NZ – Little Yellow Bird NZ Little Yellow Bird (@lyb_uniforms) • Instagram photos and videos Samantha-Rae Jones (@Sam_Rae_Jones) | Twitter Samantha Rae Jones | LinkedIn Jason Pemberton: You Think Jason Pemberton | LinkedIn David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers [twice] making positive dents on society Future co-host expressions of interest: twicepodcast.com/contact @twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram     Episode match from the [deep] archives: Jason on episode 7: twiCE 7: Not Everyday Sexism Julia Capon on episode #41 | Blog - Do Good Jobs Supporters Plankton Agency Bizdojo for cowork countrywide Collider Wellington - ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com #81: Discovering Your Purpose | Hosted, independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted in Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand since 2015. Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Patreon | Facebook

Jacinta shares her purpose journey from student politics to solving society’s biggest problems, via co-founding a social enterprise well-being initiative to overcome period poverty in New Zealand. Guest-hosted by Rebecca Stewart. ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com 80: Options For Women with Jacinta Gulasekharam of DignityNZ Episode sponsor: Do Good Jobs Show notes and links: Dignity Victoria Entrepreneur Bootcamp Emily Grinter ('agony mum') on #39: Deal With All The Woo Woo  Xmas Period Pack: W? Collective - NZ's best menstrual cup Nope Sisters Clothing Nisa - Ethical Underwear – nisa Little Yellow Bird | Sustainable, Fair Trade and Ethical ... Pharmac rejects funding bid for sanitary items saying they are 'not medicines or medical devices' | Stuff.co.nz NOCAR CARGO Episode match from the archives: 41: Enjoy Every Sandwich Blog - Do Good Jobs About Do Good Jobs Home | Red Badge Group Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand New Zealand fairy tern/tara-iti: Sea and shore birds Helen Clark - Wikipedia Festival for the Future Daniel Flynn: Thankyou New Zealand Sofia Helin: Let’s talk about periods. Women should be proud of them, not ashamed | Opinion | The Guardian Post-show Leveraging failure People: Jacinta Gulasekharam: Twitter dignitynz.com | hello@dignitynz.com | Dignity Blog Twitter: @tweetdignity | Facebook @dignityforall | Instagram: _dignityNZ Dignity’s Miranda Hitchings and Jacinta Gulasekharam on periods at work and equality (listen) | Idealog Rebecca Stewart: shade guevara (@bo_recka) | Twitter David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers | twice Future co-host expressions of interest: twicepodcast.com/contact @twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram   Support: BizDojo Wellington, Collider Wgtn New logo development by Emily and Carl at Plankton Agency Wellington New Zealand https://www.plankton.agency/our-work/ - ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com #80: Options For Women | Guest-hosted by Rebecca Stewart. Independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted in Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand since 2015. Pledge US$1+/month towards monthly audio hosting costs via Patreon.com/twicepodcast   Twitter | Instagram Episodes re-posted to: YouTube | Facebook

Amongst many roles Nick Shewring is a parent, rebellious serial entrepreneur, and also ex co-founder of Bizdojo - New Zealand's largest cowork community. This extended edition focuses on founder journeys and mental health advocacy, two topics very close to his heart. PSA: Episode contains challenging topics (carefully edited), alongside the usual mix of laughter, insights, learns and unique journeys to now. ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Episode sponsors/support: BizDojo Wellington, Collider Wgtn Show notes and links: Lifeline Aotearoa | 0800 LIFELINE or text HELP to 4357 Prefab Eatery & Events A Hard Path: Are We Failing Our Founders On Mental Health? — BizDojo BizDojo's Nick Shewring is opening the 'mental health in ... NICK SHEWRING on entrepreneur's mental health - nbr.co.nz Mitch Olson (@mitch_olson) | Twitter Ikigai - Wikipedia The ikiFounder Network are creating programs to help founders ... Dr Nick Marsh - Co Founder - Ikifounder | LinkedIn Chalk Marker Uni White ColliderWgtn | The Biz Dojo BizDojo (@bizdojo) • Instagram photos and videos ???? Episode match: #54: It's The People, It's The People, It's The People #SEWF2017 day 0/3 People: Lifeline Aotearoa | 0800 LIFELINE or text HELP to 4357 Welcome to Samaritans | New Zealand Samaritans Who else can help | Depression and Anxiety Samaritans | nick shewring (@nickshewring) | Twitter Nick Shewring | LinkedIn About - bizdojo.com BizDojo (@BizDojo) | Twitter David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers Future co-host expressions of interest: twicepodcast.com/contact @twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram   Upcoming guests/episodes: #80: Jacinta at Dignity NZ confronting the taboo of period poverty in NZ #81: Samantha and Jason at Campus - outdoors-based courses to start your own social enterprise - ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com #79: People Really Matter, with Nick Shewring | Hosted, independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted in Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand since 2015. Pledge US$1+/month towards our monthly audio hosting costs via Patreon.com/twicepodcast   Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Patreon | Facebook

78: Helping People Get Started with Jennifer Young and Tony Henderson-Newport at Pop Up Business School Aotearoa All about a man who makes impossible things happen! Tony HN delivers free to attend ten day Pop Up Business Schools in Aotearoa New Zealand, helping people get started with their own small business ideas. How does he do it fee-free, how did he get here, what are some of his feels, and how can you get on a future course.  ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com 'For anyone who wants to learn the key skills for getting an idea off the ground, and all for no course costs.' This episode delves into the positive difference this condensed business masterclass is making on people’s lives. Diving into some of his and course facilitator Jen’s journeys to now, and wrapping up with in the moment feedback direct from the Kapiti course cohort. Episode runs approximately 30mins, with chapter markers in all good podcast apps (meaning you could jump to the bits that particularly interest you - but why would you!).  Episode sponsors/support: BizDojo Wellington, Collider Wgtn, patreon.com/twicepodcast Show notes and links: Jennifer Young: Jen Y Insights Tony Henderson-Newport: Kea Inspire Pop Up Business School Aotearoa Emerging talent: Kendall Flutey, Banqer | Idealog About Us | Banqer Pop Up Business School Think Tank: Guy Ryan CEO at Inspiring Stories / Episode #53 guest:???? Making Epic Sh*t Happen Mavis Mullans Robett Hollis Melissa Clark Reynolds ONZM / Twitter / Episode #39 guest: ???? Deal With All The Woo Woo Anna Watson via Do Good Jobs article   People: Jennifer Young (@jenniferyoung98) | Twitter Tony Henderson-Newport: Semaine (@Semaine) | Twitter David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn PopUp Business School | Welcome PopUp Business School Aotearoa (@popupbusiness.nz) • Instagram photos and videos PopUpBusinessSchool (@PopUpAotearoa) | Twitter ???? Episode match.  2017 Summer Holidays (southern hemisphere) specials, with 2017 co-hosts chatting about their year in audio and other creative adventures. Especially useful if you’re interested in being a co-host later this year:  #65A: ???? Bringing Out The Best In People #65B: ???? Cast Of Thousands  twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers Future co-host expressions of interest: twicepodcast.com/contact @twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram - Some of many listen/subscribe locations: Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com #78: Helping People Get Started | Hosted, independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted in Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand since 2015. Pledge $1+/month to our monthly audio hosting costs via Patreon.com/twicepodcast   Episodes re-posted to: YouTube | Facebook

77: Champions Of Change at Edmund Hillary Fellowship’s New Frontiers  ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Become a show patron from $1/month via Patreon This episode is a little different from normal, as we feature some of the many people at Edmund Hillary Fellowship’s 2nd New Frontiers event, where 250 impact-minded change makers gathered with the the 2nd cohort of their global impact entrepreneurs. Nine shorter (than usual episodes) conversations covering impressions, takeaways, challenges and knowledge-share, focused on striving to solve some of society's biggest problems. Show notes and links: Edmund Hillary Fellowship EHF New Frontiers Forging New Frontiers in Impact-focused Business | Scoop News Conversations with: Lina, Patricia and Audrey Chris Fabian and Unicef Ventures Sam Rae-Jones, Little Yellow Bird, episode #50 guest: 50: Chinook Social Events Coordinator — twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers — Overcast Vanessa Fraser McConnell (@FraserHMcC) | Twitter Dione Joseph Vicky Robertson, EHF cohort 2 fellow and CEO at Ministry for the Environment vicky robertson (@vixrobertson10) | Twitter Leadership team | Ministry for the Environment Episode match: Alina and Yoseph from EHF on episode # 51: Fantastic Little Cabbage Contribute to the [positive] conversation: @twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram   http://twicepodcast.com/contact People: Logo development by Plankton Agency Wellington New Zealand https://www.plankton.agency/our-work/ David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers Episode/show feedback and comments: @twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram   Website contact form: http://twicepodcast.com/contact Episode support from BizDojo Wellington & Collider Wgtn Next episode: #78 Jennifer Young and Tony Henderson Newport creating opportunity for all at Pop Up Business School NZ - ???? Overcast |  Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com #77: Champions Of Change | Hosted, independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted in Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand since 2015. Patreon.com/twicepodcast   Connect with us on the socials: Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Facebook

Preparing young people with the skills and tools for an uncertain future of work. Terry Shubkin, Chief Excitement Officer of Young Enterprise Trust, on building financial literacy for young entrepreneurs. Hosted by New Zealand’s food organiser Rebecca Stewart. ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Show notes and links: YES 2018 - The Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme - Young Enterprise Home - Young Enterprise Find Resources - Young Enterprise Young Enterprise Scheme | Ministry for Pacific Peoples The Young Enterprise Trust | BP in the community | BP in New Zealand | New Zealand https://pomegranate.org.nz ?www.beachhouseandkiosk.co.nz Episode match: Alina and Yoseph of the Edmund Hillary Fellowship on episode # 51: Fantastic Little Cabbage www.Plankton.agency https://www.plankton.agency/our-work/ People: Terry Shubkin: Terry Shubkin (@TerryShubkin) | Twitter Young Enterprise Trust: https://twitter.com/youngentnz/status/971584193682554881 Rebecca Stewart: shade guevara (@bo_recka) | Twitter David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers @twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram   - ???? Overcast |  Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com #76: The Building Blocks Of Growing Business | Independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted in Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand since 2015. Donate from $1/month towards our monthly audio hosting costs via Patreon.com/twicepodcast   Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Patreon | Facebook

Pat is totally a magician for sustainably building One Percent Collective to inspire generosity and simplify regular giving. Over the last five years he's built a powerful model for ensuring 100% of giving goes directly to rigorously selected local charities. Find out how he did it, and the importance of user experience design, in this 'about 30 minutes' show. ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Episode sponsors/support: BizDojo Wellington, Collider Wgtn Donate from $1/month to offset our monthly audio hosting costs via Patreon.com/twicepodcast (US dollars, it's a US site...) Show notes and links: HOMEPAGE  One Percent Collective Meet Pat — One Percent Collective 100 percent model Reuben Harcourt on episode #41: Enjoy Every Sandwich The eleven supported charities: DCM — One Percent Collective Sustainable Coastlines — One Percent Collective Ng? Rangatahi Toa — One Percent Collective Inspiring Stories — One Percent Collective The Neonatal Trust — One Percent Collective Take My Hands — One Percent Collective UpsideDowns — One Percent Collective Bellyful — One Percent Collective Kaibosh — One Percent Collective SpinningTop — One Percent Collective Garden to Table — One Percent Collective Volunteer Roles — One Percent Collective The secret sauce of user experience (UX) Home | Inject Design The Generosity Journal 2018 goals: a thousand givers Future50 Guy Ryan Inspiring Stories Pat writing about the Future50 in a blog post The Power of Friend-raising: One Percent Collective - Do Good Jobs - NZ's #1 ethical jobs board  Journeys to now: Shop - Sustainable Coastlines Pounamu – jade or greenstone – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand Sunday Star Times home feature Post-show: Music, beer, cowering, fire alarm testing... Bug Powder Dust - Garage Project - Untappd Show logo development with Plankton Agency People: Pat Shepherd OnePercentCollective (@OnePercentNZ) | Twitter One Percent Collective (@onepercentnz) • Instagram photos and videos David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers @twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram   - ???? Overcast |  Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com #75: Trying Things Different with Pat Shepherd of One Percent Collective | Hosted, independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted from Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand, since 2015. Donate from $1/month to offset our monthly audio hosting costs via Patreon.com/twicepodcast (US dollars, it's a US site...) Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Patreon | Facebook

Kate built a freelancer platform, Ollie sported entrepreneurial squiggles, Lingy sunk incubator hoops, and David summed it up at the end. Why the Venture Up programme is one of the premier young entrepreneur incubator programmes around, gently prodded to reveal in their own (tightly edited) words. ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Episode sponsors/support: BizDojo Wellington, Collider Wgtn Show notes and links: Meet Lingy, Programme Director for #VU18 - ventureup.co.nz Meet the #VU18 Cohort - ventureup.co.nz Creative HQ - New Zealand's Innovation Experts Council controlled organisations - Wellington Regional Economic Development Agency (WREDA) - Wellington City Council Callaghan Innovation - Wikipedia Victoria University of Wellington - Wikipedia Amanda Santos (@amandasantosceo) | Twitter https://www.amandasantosceo.com Terry Shubkin (@TerryShubkin) | Twitter Terry Shubkin - Social Enterprise World Forum 2017 Ken Robinson: Do schools kill creativity? | TED Talk People: Ollie Pinfold (@pinny03) • Instagram photos and videos Kate Ellena (@straycatkate) • Instagram photos and videos Lingy Au (@LingyAu88) | Twitter David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn @twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram   twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers - ???? Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com #74: Education, Connection and Resilience with Kate, Ollie and Lingy Venture Up 2018  | Hosted, independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted in Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand 2015- Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Patreon | Facebook

What if there was an easier and more meaningful way to give gifts, and with no waste. Christine Langdon, CEO at The Good Registry chats with Rebecca about how her new social enterprise The Good Registry is working to change people’s gift-giving habits, and on being a catalyst for doing good. ????: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Overcast | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Episode sponsors/support: BizDojo Wellington, Collider Wgtn Show notes and links: The Good Registry What we do | New Zealand Red Cross New Zealand Riding for the Disabled - Home Koha (custom) - Wikipedia FAQs – #NZSecretSanta 2017 – #nzsecretsanta The Good Registry: transforming the way we give | PledgeMe Journeys to now Kate Frykberg on philanthropy: episodes #69 , #70 Coworking Wellington — BizDojo Coast to Coast (race) - Wikipedia Chatting with Anna Guenther from Pledgeme, episode #36 Arohata Prison yoga teacher aims to curb re-offending and waistlines | Stuff.co.nz People: Christine Langdon: Blog | Twitter @mykinderlife The Good Registry: website |  Twitter | Instagram | Linkedin Rebecca Stewart: Twitter | Instagram | GM: Pomegranate Kitchen David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn @twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram // twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers - ????: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Overcast | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com twice // Talking with With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers making positive dents on society. #73: Changing How People Think About Gift Giving | Hosted by Rebecca Stewart, and independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted in Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand 2015- Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Patreon | Facebook

Wellington Mayor Justin Lester generously chatted liveable cities, the growth of the local tech sector, his own entrepreneurial journey, and a bunch of personal stories including why he loves Wellington. This the 2nd of 2 episodes chatting about his striving to make positive dents on society. Guest co-host Victoria Spackman. 72: Life’s Not Straightforward, with Justin Lester Wellington Mayor ????: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Overcast | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Episode support: BizDojo Wellington, Collider Wgtn Show notes and links: CityLab 2017 - The Atlantic Switched On Bikes Home - Switched On Bikes The Wellington Low Carbon Challenge Entrepreneurs LookSee Wellington » WellingtonNZ.com New Xero Wellington HQ officially opened | Xero Blog Flick Electric Co. Powershop - Wikipedia Steve O’Connor/ CreativeHQ Small Business: Governance journeys - Steve O'Connor, Flick Electric - NZ Herald Community and volunteerism Phil Twyford - Wikipedia New $150m design for Wellington Movie Museum and Convention Centre | Stuff.co.nz Airport runway Wellington Airport runway extension held back by court | Radio New Zealand News Wellington Mayor 2020 The Southland Times - Wikipedia About the South - Tweedsmuir first intermediate school in Southland | Stuff.co.nz Paul Eagle - New Zealand Labour Party Beehive (New Zealand) - Wikipedia Goldings Free Dive Bar Mayor & Councillors - Mayor Justin Lester - Wellington City Council Leave Justin a message… Home » Te Auaha People: Justin Lester (@justin_lester) | Twitter Justin Lester (@justinlesternz) • Instagram photos and videos Victoria Purple (@VictorianPurple) | Twitter David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn @twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram // twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers After-show: Episode match(es) from the archives: Tech series #28-31  http://www.twicepodcast.com/category/tech Joseph Romanos - Wikipedia Wellington favourite places: Enjoy the outdoors - Scorching Bay Beach - Wellington City Council Enjoy the outdoors - Wellington Town Belt reserves - Wellington City Council Enjoy the outdoors - Oriental Bay Beach - Wellington City Council Solace In The Wind at 10: Sculptures Te Papa at 20: Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa - Wikipedia Lyall Bay - Wikipedia - ????: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Overcast | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com twice // Talking with With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers making positive dents on society. #72: Life’s Not Straightforward, with Wellington Mayor Justin Lester | Hosted, independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted in Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand 2015- Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Patreon | Facebook

Justin Lester generously shared some of his last 18 months as Wellington Mayor, chatting liveable cities, genuine engagement through a strong selfie game, getting things done, and the importance of culture. This 1st of 2 episodes with him, 2nd publishes in a week. Guest co-host Victoria Spackman. #71: Enabling Peoples Dreams with Justin Lester Wellington Mayor ????: Spotify* | Apple Podcasts | twicepodcast.com | Overcast | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Episode support: BizDojo Wellington, Collider Wgtn Show notes and links: Home » Te Auaha Justin Lester (politician) - Wikipedia Wellington City Council - Wikipedia Paul Eagle - Wikipedia Mayor & Councillors - Councillor Jill Day - Wellington City Council Housing support - About the Council's social housing - Wellington City Council Property - Rental Warrant of Fitness - Wellington City Council Arts - Wellington City Council Wellington Town Hall - Wikipedia Post-show: Golden Age – The Beer Library Heidelberg - Wikitravel Beer spa: Official website of the City of Pilsen People Justin Lester (@justin_lester) | Twitter Justin Lester (@justinlesternz) • Instagram photos and videos Victoria Purple (@VictorianPurple) | Twitter David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers: Twitter | Instagram @twicepodcast - Listen/subscribe: Overcast | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Twice | talks with innovators creatives and enterprisers making positive dents on society. Sharing tightly edited conversation, stories, learns and journeys to now. #71: Enabling People’s Dreams with Wellington Mayor Justin Lester | Hosted, independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted in Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand. 2015- Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Patreon | Facebook *Stoked to have the show featured on Spotify. Apple prevent Spotify from playing podcasts on iPhone or iPad, so try Apple Podcasts or any of the other listen locations if you can’t find us via Spotify on iOS devices. http://twicepodcast.com/71-enabling-peoples-dreams-with-justin-lester-wellington-mayor

Kate Frykberg and Scott Miller chat philanthropic and volunteering perspectives covering: reinventing work, some of their unusual journeys to now, broken dreams of becoming an yuppie, open government partnerships, and rounding out with an incredible personal story from Kate. Catch them in their first episode #69 published last week to make the box-set.  ????: *New* Spotify | Apple Podcasts | twicepodcast.com | Overcast | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Episode support: BizDojo Wellington, Collider Wgtn Show notes and links: Derek Handley: The buzz of the 'helper's high' - NZ Herald 'Jostling for position' Figuring out what it is you care most about One Percent Collective Big Pigeon Pilsner Early days of the internet Todd Foundation | Inclusive communities where all children, young people and families can thrive and contribute New-Zealand_MidTerm_2016-2018_for-public-comment.pdf Chlöe Swarbrick, Green Party Candidate Why we’re here | Todd Foundation Competencies for Managers of Volunteers - Volunteering New Zealand Episode match: Chlöe Swarbrick and Gareth Hughes, guests on episode #52B People: Kate saying nice things about us , and her model for considering generosity Kate Frykberg | serving philanthropy and community | Twitter Think Tank Consulting Limited - Kate Frykberg and Dave Moskovitz Te Muka Rau | (Think Tank Charitable Trust) Volunteering New Zealand Team at Volunteering NZ - Volunteering New Zealand shade guevara (@bo_recka) | Twitter David Binstead Twitter | LinkedIn twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers: @twicepodcast Twitter | Instagram Podcast apps may show [test] chapter markers... - Listen/subscribe: Apple Podcasts | *New* Spotify | Overcast | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Twice | talks with innovators creatives and enterprisers making positive dents on society. Sharing tightly edited conversation, stories, learns and journeys to now. #70: Living In A World Where Everybody Thrives with Kate Frykberg and Scott Miller  | Hosted, independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted in Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand. 2015- Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Patreon | Facebook

Kate and Scott swam effortlessly in the philanthropy and volunteering hot tub of generosity and sharing (in figurative not literal terms). Their deep dive, encouraged by our pointed questions, got to the heart of some of the debates around both of their areas of expertise. ????: *New* Spotify | Apple Podcasts | twicepodcast.com | Overcast | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Episode support from: BizDojo Wellington, Collider Wgtn Show notes and links: Pilsner - Croucher Brewing twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers: 40: Met On Tinder Marketing Sulfur City Pilsner - Croucher Brewing Co. - Untappd Federated structures The Generosity Trinities Role of philanthropy in relation to solving inequality One Percent Collective Who gets to decide where that money goes? [Programme evaluation] Generosity evaluation paper mentioned ‘Government wanting to purchase outcomes’ Diversity focus   Democratisation of giving The biggest thing we realised in 2017 – PledgeMe – Medium Jonathan Boston | School of Government | Victoria University of Wellington Philanthropy paradox Colonisation from business world to the not for profit world   Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand | Forest and Bird Episodic vs open-ended volunteering How volunteering is viewed within and outside organisations People: Kate Frykberg | serving philanthropy and community Kate Frykberg (@katefryk) | Twitter Think Tank Consulting Limited - Kate Frykberg and Dave Moskovitz Te Muka Rau | (Think Tank Charitable Trust) Volunteering New Zealand Team at Volunteering NZ - Volunteering New Zealand shade guevara (@bo_recka) | Twitter David Binstead: Twitter @david_binstead twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers: Twitter @twicepodcast | Instagram @twicepodcast — Listen/subscribe: Apple Podcasts | *New* Spotify | Overcast | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Twice | talks with innovators creatives and enterprisers making positive dents on society. Sharing tightly edited conversation, stories, learns and journeys to now. #69: Generosity Trinity with Kate and Scott on philanthropy and volunteering  | Hosted, independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. Carefully crafted in Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand. 2015- Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Patreon | Facebook

Listen: *New* Spotify | Apple Podcasts | twicepodcast.com | Overcast | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Poppy and Ceara chat about how and why their Tinder for volunteering [without regrets] Collaborate app can help connect hard to reach digital-native volunteers with meaningful opportunities. Poppy showed strength through being vulnerable, talking about depression and how it has acted as a catalyst for her to build community. Some of the focused conversations: The evolving volunteer sector Remote volunteering Why social enterprise Changing definitions of success Product design Gender equity Advice for impact/giving back Depression and community Some of their journeys to now (from about 30mins) Episode support from: BizDojo Wellington, Collider Wgtn Show notes and links: Initiatives of Change New Zealand - Home | Facebook Social Change Collective Creative HQ - New Zealand's Innovation Experts K?kiri: Calling all M?ori entrepreneurs and innovators | Scoop News Springload | Digital strategy People: Poppy Norton: Instagram | LinkedIn   Ceara McAuliffe Bickerton: Instagram | LinkedIn Collaborate: website | Twitter | Facebook | Linkedin twice | Talks With Innovators, Creatives & Enterprisers: Twitter @twicepodcast | Instagram @twicepodcast David Binstead: Twitter @david_binstead — Listen/subscribe: Apple Podcasts | *New* Spotify | Overcast | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com Twice | talks with innovators creatives and enterprisers making positive dents on society. Sharing tightly edited conversation, stories, learns and journeys to now. #68: Ceara and Poppy on Digital Volunteering with Collaborate App | Hosted, independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. From Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand, since August 2015. Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Patreon | Facebook

????????: Apple Podcasts | Overcast | New! Spotify | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts  | twice.libsyn.com Elisha employs people from a refugee background to manufacture ‘everyday cotton underwear for women’ locally-crafted in New Zealand. Red Cross migrant/refugee resettlement programme volunteer, commercial lawyer, and CEO of social impact business NISA Clothing; I explore some of her 'why' - motivations and stories of her journey (in)to social business. Episode support from: BizDojo Wellington, Collider Wgtn Show notes and links: Refugee programmes | New Zealand Red Cross Volunteering | Refugee programmes | New Zealand Red Cross ‘Volunteering in the abstract is a bit pointless’ - Elisha Watson Nisa - Ethical Organic Cotton Underwear – nisa On not being a ‘girly girl’ - EW NISA 28th February launch - direct to consumer Nisa: underwear with a mission | PledgeMe Social enterprise Nisa employs former refugees to make underwear | Stuff.co.nz Q. Why social enterprise as a business structure? Social enterprise Nisa employs former refugees to make ... Q. Advice for people thinking about volunteering? Q: Is the story the product or is the product the product? The importance of industry mentors Origin of ‘Nisa’: Arabic for Woman An-Nisa - Wikipedia Angelus Hut: Nelson Lakes National Park, Nelson/Tasman region People: Nisa - Ethical Organic Cotton Underwear – nisa nisa (@nisaclothingnz) • Instagram photos and videos nisa - Home | Facebook twice | two weeks in creative endeavour: Twitter @twicepodcast | Instagram @twicepodcast David Binstead: Twitter @david_binstead — Listen/subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Overcast | twicepodcast.com | Pocket Casts | twice.libsyn.com | New! Spotify  Twice | two weeks in creative endeavour shares tightly edited conversation as stories, learns and journeys to now from innovators, creatives and enterprisers making positive dents on society. Spotify | Twitter | Instagram | Patreon | YouTube | Facebook #67: Impact Via Everyday Underwear | Hosted, independently produced, and ©43words/David Binstead 2018, all rights reserved. From Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand, since August 2015.