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Do More Good podcast

Kenneth Foreman & James Wright
Fundraising
Scottish Fundraising Conference
Community Engagement
Storytelling
Fundraising Strategies
Training For Fundraisers
Impact Reporting
Women In Sports
Social Impact
Social Change
Charity Sector
Economic Impact On Fundraising
Women's Sport
Corporate Partnerships
Digital Engagement
Scottish Council For Voluntary Organizations
Alzheimer's Research UK
Dementia
Communication
Disability Rights

The Do More Good podcast is a light-hearted discussion on professional development and fundraising in the charity sector. Kenneth and James cover a range of topics and bring in guests from the industry to share their experience and insight. An informal conversation recorded in pubs in central London. Pull up a chair, grab a drink and join us. Thank you for listening.

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The Do More Good Podcast are on the road, we're heading to the Scottish Fundraising Conference in September.

Later this year, fundraisers from across Scotland and beyond will come together for a chance to learn, share ideas, challenge our thinking,... more

The Do More Good Podcast are on the road, we're heading to the Scottish Fundraising Conference in September.

Later this year, fundraisers from across Scotland and beyond will come together for a chance to learn, share ideas, challenge our thinking,... more

"It's about girls being themselves."

Our Spotlight Series returns as Izzy joins us for a chat about the Girls Friendly Society and her London Marathon attempt.

That’s not the only record attempt on the agenda for Izzy and the GFS, plus we talk abo... more

"It starts before they walk in the door"

Our final episode from Scotland, featuring Fay McLeod from Silver City Surfers. We're recapping her session 'A neurodivergent guide to smashing stereotypes and building inclusion'. James and Fay talk about he... more

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Recent Guests

Lexi Graham
Newest member of the special events team at National Trust for Scotland and a speaker at the Scottish Fundraising Conference in September
National Trust for Scotland
Episode: Teaser Episode 02: Scottish Fundraising Conference 2026
Sharon McKelvie
Head of the conference committee for the Scottish Fundraising Conference
Scottish Fundraising Conference
Episode: Teaser Episode 01: Scottish Fundraising Conference 2026
Isabel Johnson
Volunteer with Girls Friendly Society (GFS)
Girls Friendly Society (GFS)
Episode: Episode 135: Spotlight on Izzy Johnson and the Girls Friendly Society
Fay McLeod
Celebrate Aberdeen's Fundraiser of the Year 2024
Celebrate Aberdeen
Episode: Episode 134: Scottish Fundraising Conference - Fay McLeod
Eleanor Gibson
Agile coach; founder of Tilt; involved with Charity Change Collective
Tilt; Charity Change Collective
Episode: Episode 132: Doing your best work with Eleanor Gibson
Esther Kwaku
Speaker, facilitator, and leader in nonprofit and AI spaces
Nerve Network; PLAI; UNICEF; The Guardian; National Trust
Episode: Episode 131: Scottish Fundraising Conference - Esther Kwaku
Dr Alison Edgar MBE
Keynote speaker, author, and entrepreneur
Entrepreneurs' Godmother / Alison Edgar
Episode: Episode 130: Scottish Fundraising Conference - Dr Alison Edgar MBE
Juliet Bouverie
CEO of the Stroke Association
Stroke Association
Episode: Episode 129 Juliet Bouverie OBE on empathy, growth and the Stroke Association
Rick Jenner
CEO of Park Play, founder of Park Play
Park Play
Episode: Episode 128 The importance of Play with Rick Jenner

Hosts

Kenneth Foreman
Co-host associated with a light-hearted discussion style, focusing on professional development and fundraising topics in the charity sector.
James Wright
Co-host known for engaging conversations around fundraising and charity sector insights, contributing humor and perspective to the discussions.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 48 ratings
  • Interesting, inspiring, and heartening

    The Do More Good podcast is one of my top downloads. I’ve been listening to James and Kenneth for four years and like a fine wine their brilliant podcast keeps getting better with time.

    Each episode introduces you to someone fantastic working in the charity sphere and through their witty and informal conversation James and Kenneth give you a unique insight into their guest’s professional and personal story, which are so often interconnected in the third sector.

    You learn lots from listening bu... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Catherine Townson
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Has the power to transform your day

    Such inspiring stories shared in such a fun and light way. A great listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mary Pavlu
    United States4 years ago
  • Remarkable people having a positive impact

    The two hosts share the stories of remarkable people doing social good. Each episode is packed with the pair’s humorous style as they invite the guest to share their story. Underpinning this excellent series is their own extensive experience and insight into the charity and social good sector.

    Expect inspiration and smiles in each episode.

    In fact it feels like being down the pub with some fun friends and their interesting friends. So you won’t be surprised to know that the first episodes wer... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HowardLake
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • Congratulations

    The presenters don’t take themselves too seriously and deliver an enjoyable show on the world of social good. Keep it up 👏🏻

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AlWhitelaw
    United Kingdom7 years ago
  • Good chat, great content, brave Captains

    Nicely done - a good flowing and thought rich conversation with positive pointers.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    biger de biger de bong
    United Kingdom7 years ago

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Engaging discussion that blends humor with insightful content about social good.
Listeners appreciate the informal style that feels like a casual chat among friends.

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Episode 129 Juliet Bouverie OBE on empathy, growth and the Stroke Association
Q: What inspired Juliet to work in the charity sector and how did her career begin?
Her volunteering background, family influence, and a belief that work should align with personal values drew her into the sector, followed by an early apprenticeship under a visionary leader who trusted her with responsibility and leadership development.
Episode 130: Scottish Fundraising Conference - Dr Alison Edgar MBE
Q: If you could transport back in time and meet your 20 year old self, what piece of advice would you give and why?
I would tell my younger self to keep going, stay resilient, and bring your energy every day, because persistence and consistency matter more than perfection; also, don't overindulge in wine but keep pursuing your goals.
Episode 134: Scottish Fundraising Conference - Fay McLeod
Q: Can you talk to us a little bit about prioritization methods and the stop method you mentioned?
Fay explains the one-two-three prioritization system to structure weekly tasks, then introduces the stop method as a sign to pause during overwhelm, followed by decompression before returning to work. This framework helps manage executive function challenges and meltdowns.
Episode 132: Doing your best work with Eleanor Gibson
Q: What practical steps can smaller charities take to start applying agile ideas without big budgets or buy-in from leadership?
She suggested starting small with specific fundraising products, focusing on outcome clarity, building networks across the organization, empowering teams, running quick tests, and maintaining transparency to gradually shift culture and governance.
Episode 132: Doing your best work with Eleanor Gibson
Q: What was your story into the charity sector, and how did lean and agile approaches shape your path?
Gibson shared her journey from Cancer Research UK, highlighting how the internship and then various roles exposed her to fast, cross-functional testing and the value of moving away from traditional, lengthy innovation processes toward quick, user-centered experiments.

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Recent guests on Do More Good podcast include:

1. Lexi Graham
2. Sharon McKelvie
3. Isabel Johnson
4. Fay McLeod
5. Eleanor Gibson
6. Esther Kwaku
7. Dr Alison Edgar MBE
8. Juliet Bouverie

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