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Annie Moon Be The Difference VA

13/03/2018 rhys

Annie calls herself a changemaker, introducer and facilitator between Social enterprises, charities and the like with corporates and bigger companies.

 

 

As of publication or release date the 14th March 2018 an interview I did with a Puerto Rican called Engel Jones in his 12 minute convos has just been released – it’s only 12 minutes long of me chatting to Engel – he asks all his guests the same questions and I was very flattered to be asked because I had only interviewed one person for the social good podcast  at the time – the blurb and the promotion was on LInkedin but I hadn’t exactly got a podcast released and out there so to speak so 12 minutes of me if you want to

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or anyway on with my show talking to other people

I asked Annie to tell us all her story

 

More about Be the Difference and Annie Moon

https://www.bethedifferenceva.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/annie-moon-philanthropy/

https://twitter.com/TheDifferenceVA

 

 

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Unltd Mark Norbury

06/03/2018 rhys

Welcome to a slightly different episode of Social Good Podcast

In a second I’m going to tell you a story

UnLtd is the leading provider of support to social entrepreneurs in the UK and offers the largest such network in the world. UnLtd resources hundreds of individuals each year through its core Awards programme. It operates a unique model by investing directly in individuals and offering a complete package of resources; from awards of funding to ongoing advice, networking and practical support. The story is coming – be patient

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For the purpose of this interview I’ll skip most of the story, apologise to those of you who revere the late Max and just say I owe Unltd a hell of a lot. When you see those adverts or reports on Social Impact that say every pound of income generates about X amount of money I was one of those people who went to make up a very high figure a few years ago so when I got an email saying would you like to talk o us about Purposely I thought oh – I owe these guys so much let’s do this just for them and see if I can be allowed some cheeky questions as well as you’ll see in out interview.

https://getpurpose.ly/

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Previous Interview Heidi Fisher 

 

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Aspergers Heroes

21/02/2018 rhys

Aspergers Heroes. David Derbyshire

Asperger’s Heroes is a personal development service aimed at adults with Asperger’s Syndrome. Its goal is to empower people to make positive changes both in their own lives and in their workplace or community. I tackle such issues as managing stress, developing social skills and finding fulfilment, by offering one-to-one consultations and group workshops.

 

David received a Distinction in my Diploma in Life Coaching and he is also a co-founder of job club where he volunteered as a job coach for 5 years. 

He taught Psychology in Further Education in interesting and engaging ways for many years, gaining mainly grade 2 “good” observations. At Birmingham Metropolitan College he worked for 14 years teaching AQA A-level Psychology (AS and A2) to sixth-formers and previously to evening classes and Psychological Perspectives on Ascentis Access to HE Programme. 

Aspergers Heroes

Clara Wilcox

Clara Wilcox The Balance Collective

13/02/2018 rhys

Welcome to the 4th Interview of Social Good Podcast. Clara Wilcox and I met on The School of Social Entrepreneurs Programme and enthused each other shall I say over Gary Vaynerchuck.

The Balance Collective which Clara founded is a social enterprise, focused on improving the lives of parents. We all need balance in our lives – for our health, for our happiness and for our families.

​The Balance Collective​​​


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Previous Interview Annika Spalding                                               Next Interview Heidi Fisher 

Annika Spalding

30/01/2018 rhys

Annika Spalding’s website introduces herself thus! –

“Let me introduce myself as a proud mother of two fantastic girls. I am committed to giving them a different experience of childhood to the one that I had, and the death of my mother has been my primary motivation to build an empire that my children will inherit one day”.

Winner of the Author of Colour award at BEXLive 2016.

Her books Shattered Dreams (2013), The Soaring Butterfly (2014), Reflections (2015) and Shine (2015) are all self-published and are available on Amazon.

Annika works 1:1 with people who are serious about writing a book. She offers free consultations to people who are ready to commit to their writing goals.

For more information go to Annika’s Website

Update: 2/6/18 Annika is offering or accepting enquiries and bookings for:
– writing coaching
– editing
– manuscript feedback
– ghostwriting (projects under 10k words for now)
– workshop facilitation
– public speaking

If what you want is not on here, send me a message and we can chat about it.

The best way, and the most professional way, is to contact me via email at info@annikaspalding.co.uk

I’ll be promoting my availability everywhere else from next week, so consider this an EXCLUSIVE for you only.

 

 

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Previous Interview Human Story Theatre                                               Next Interview Clara Wilcox

Human Story Theatre

27/01/2018 rhys

In our second interview, Rhys Morgan talks to the founders of the Oxford Based Human story theatre.

Most actors have to ‘wear’ a variety of working ‘hats’ and Amy and Gaye met ten years ago while wearing their ‘medical roleplay hats’, in Oxford. Together, and separately, they work as role-players and facilitators in teaching communication skills to medical students, and Nurses, Doctors & Midwives.

The Social Good Podcast is powered by Clumsy Goat Coffee beans Fair-traded coffee from all over the world I prefer the Ethiopian beans but you can try a whole variety of tastes and if you use our link socialgoodpodcast you can get 10 percent off your first order. And for other ways to support social good podcast go to our website

Now back to Human Story Theatre – As their website says Straddling the two worlds of make-believe and the real life certainly crystallised the idea of Human Story Theatre which has become the perfect vehicle for Amy and Gaye’s concerns regarding health and social care.

I asked them to tell me their story.

https://humanstorytheatre.com



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Kids Club Kampala Corrie Fraser

21/01/2018 rhys

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Corrie Fraser is one of three founders of Kids Club Kampala which they established as a charity in 2009. Corrie signed up for a six-month gap year in Uganda and in this episode, she shares her story.

What her early influences were.

What inspired Corrie

How she sold jewellery to male friends at University to fund her early trips to Kampala.

One of the main aims at Kids Club Kampala is to allow disadvantaged children the chance to just enjoy being children; to play and have fun away from the stresses, responsibilities and worries of their everyday lives. They do this through weekly ‘Kids Clubs’. These Kids Clubs involve playing sports and games, singing songs, sharing a message of hope through Bible stories, and lots of other fun activities to help empower children and let them know that they are loved and cared for. For more details visit

Kids Club Kampala 

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