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Conversations with people living with purpose and having a positive impact in our world. Host Steven Moe asks about their life journeys and what has shaped them into who they are today.

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James Laughlin
Author of The Habits of High Performers
Author
Episode: James Laughlin on the Habits of High Performers from Seeds Impact Conference
Bea Gladding
Arts initiatives leader discussing Te Waa and governance
Te Waa (arts space), Otākai/Christchurch area
Episode: Charities Changing Paradigms with Bea Gladding, Lani Evans, Izzy Fenwick, Jay Geldard and Annemarie Mora
Lani Evans
Founder/leader of Funsorter, a tech-enabled funding matching platform
Funsorter
Episode: Charities Changing Paradigms with Bea Gladding, Lani Evans, Izzy Fenwick, Jay Geldard and Annemarie Mora
Izzy Fenwick
Representative from The New Zealand Climate Foundation
New Zealand Climate Foundation
Episode: Charities Changing Paradigms with Bea Gladding, Lani Evans, Izzy Fenwick, Jay Geldard and Annemarie Mora
Jay Geldard
Co-founder of Etu Tangata, addressing tall poppy syndrome
Etu Tangata
Episode: Charities Changing Paradigms with Bea Gladding, Lani Evans, Izzy Fenwick, Jay Geldard and Annemarie Mora
Annemarie Mora
Parry Field Lawyers team member providing legal governance perspective
Parry Field Lawyers
Episode: Charities Changing Paradigms with Bea Gladding, Lani Evans, Izzy Fenwick, Jay Geldard and Annemarie Mora
Graham Scown
CEO of Ministry of Awesome
Ministry of Awesome
Episode: Startups Factors for Success, panel with Rachel Brown, Daisy Hoe, Graham Scown and Martin Cudd from the Seeds Impact Conference
Martin Cudd
GM of Innovation, Business and Growth at ChristchurchNZ
ChristchurchNZ
Episode: Startups Factors for Success, panel with Rachel Brown, Daisy Hoe, Graham Scown and Martin Cudd from the Seeds Impact Conference
Rachel Brown
Sustainable Business Network founder involvement; fund speaker
Sustainable Business Network
Episode: Startups Factors for Success, panel with Rachel Brown, Daisy Hoe, Graham Scown and Martin Cudd from the Seeds Impact Conference

Host

Steven Moe
Host with a focus on purpose-driven leadership, governance, and social impact storytelling.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 138 ratings
  • Great mix of interviews

    Interesting interviews with a diverse group of people, some guests who may not be famous but have amazing stories that we can all learn from. Steven’s natural curiosity and interest as host shines through.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gilbert (NZ)
    New Zealand10 months ago
  • A super easy

    I found Steven’s podcast about the Incorporated Society Act 2022 super easy to listen to, thanks so much. I loved that it was broken down into 10 points and easy was discussed at a high level. Though we were also told how to get further info. It was made even more interesting by having 2 presenters alternating through the 10 points. Top rating!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AESAES99999
    New Zealand4 years ago
  • Brilliant

    I would highly recommend this podcast to anyone interested in interviews with people who are living with purpose and having a positive impact in our world.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    I value the unique angle
    Austria4 years ago
  • 👌

    Thoroughly enjoying the authenticity of these! Thank you Steven

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sossos12
    New Zealand5 years ago
  • Great podcast that explores great ideas!

    This is a brilliant and unique collection of podcasts which contain a broad range of perspectives that are not often explored as much as they should be. Very interesting focus on the impacts business can have on the world more widely and the innovative and new ways to think about how we do things from people who are trying them out first hand!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HuwJNZ
    United Kingdom5 years ago

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Guests are consistently varied and engaging, offering real-world impact stories.
Host draws out diverse, inspiring stories and asks thoughtful questions.
Listeners appreciate the accessible breakdown of complex topics and practical takeaways.
Audience values authenticity, depth, and a focus on doing good in the world.

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Shamubeel Eaqub on social change, cohesion, how we measure an economy and more at the Seeds Impact Conference
Q: What newer ways of framing the economy do you see beyond GDP, and how might these shapes influence the future?
The discussion highlights well-being frameworks, Māori perspectives, and the idea that prosperity is driven by culture and institutions, not just income or GDP. The goal is to measure whether more people are better off with dignity for the vulnerable, guiding a broader, more humane economic outlook.
Shamubeel Eaqub on social change, cohesion, how we measure an economy and more at the Seeds Impact Conference
Q: Could you share a bit about the social cohesion work you've been doing and what it's revealing?
Shamubeel describes social cohesion as essential for making good economic policy work; without bringing people along, technical solutions fail. He emphasizes community-led, participatory approaches and practical, smaller-scale initiatives that foster repeated interactions and trust.
Moving to New Zealand: key points to consider and the Active Investor Plus Visa criteria
Q: How has the immigration landscape changed, and what should applicants watch for in terms of timing and potential shifts?
Rebecca emphasizes current settings while noting potential future changes with government shifts, advising ongoing verification of requirements and the importance of professional guidance to navigate evolving rules.
Moving to New Zealand: key points to consider and the Active Investor Plus Visa criteria
Q: What are the two pathways and the basic thresholds, and what should investors consider when choosing between them?
Rebecca details the growth pathway with a minimum investment of five million, the balanced pathway with ten million, the difference in risk and liquidity, and how combining elements of both can align with an investor's goals and stay requirements.
Moving to New Zealand: key points to consider and the Active Investor Plus Visa criteria
Q: So what are the categories, like what would people need to be thinking about if they wanted to move to New Zealand and come here under this visa category?
Rebecca explains there are two main investment types—growth and balanced—each with different minimums and implications, including a shortened stay requirement for growth and a longer investment period for balanced, plus options to mix investments to fit personal circumstances.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Seeds

What is Seeds about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show features long-form conversations with purpose-driven individuals spanning entrepreneurship, law, climate action, philanthropy, and community impact. Episodes often explore personal journeys, leadership lessons, and practical pathways for turning passion into impact, with recurring threads on resilience, governance, collaboration, and storytelling. A standout pattern is the host's ability to draw out actionable insights—from building value-led businesses to reforming charitable sectors—while highlighting diverse, real-world examples of making a positive difference. Listeners are likely drawn to thoughtful, human-centered stories that connect personal growth with social progress, and the show often surfaces practical takeaways for as... more

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1. James Laughlin
2. Bea Gladding
3. Lani Evans
4. Izzy Fenwick
5. Jay Geldard
6. Annemarie Mora
7. Graham Scown
8. Martin Cudd

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