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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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Tessa has edited a new collection of insights in the book 'Kiwis in Climate' - for more on it click here: Kiwis in Climate book

In this conversation we find out about her childhood and background as well as the variety of initiatives she has been p... more

In this short episode I preview the Seeds Impact Conference which is a free online event with many speakers and panels - this will be the third time we have run this - the last times were in 2020 and 2023.

Sign ups here: events.humanitix.c... more

This is a chapter by Chris Clarke from the new book 'Changing Paradigms' which is now out!

You can download the full book here www.parryfield.com/changing-paradigms/

This is the first chapter in the new book 'Changing Paradigms' which is now out!

You can download it here www.parryfield.com/changing-paradigms/

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Tessa Vincent
Editor of Kiwis in Climate
Kiwis in Climate
Episode: Tessa Vincent on 'Kiwis in Climate' book and her journey
Chris Clarke
CEO of the Wilberforce Foundation
Wilberforce Foundation
Episode: Building Sandcastles at Low Tide: Chris Clarke's chapter in 'Changing Paradigms' book
Bea Gladding
Co-founder of Tewa, the space
Tewa
Episode: Young people and Charities: Chapter by Bea Gladding from 'Changing Paradigms'
Alanna Irving
Co-founder of Fundsorter, technology and social impact professional
Fundsorter / Open Collective / Inspiral
Episode: Alanna Irving on combining tech with doing good and co-founding Fundsorter
Alana Irving
Co-founder involved in Fundsorter
Fundsorter
Episode: Lani Evans on co-founding Fundsorter and blending entrepreneurship with service
Dr. Anu Anandaraja
Founder of Women Together Global, pediatrician, and public health advocate
Women Together Global
Episode: Dr Anu Anandaraja on empowering women and girls through Women Together Global
Alison Mau
Journalist and founder of Tika, a charity for survivors of sexual harm
Tika
Episode: Alison Mau on Tika a new initiative taking collective action to advocate for those who have experienced sexual harm
Julie Woods
Advocate for the blind and founder of the initiative to write one million names in Braille
Blind Low Vision NZ
Episode: Julie Woods on going blind, embracing challenges and living a full life
Mark Laurence
Artificial Intelligence expert and founder of Ten Past Tomorrow
A.icehouse
Episode: Mark Laurence on AI, the future of business and A.icehouse

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Steven Moe
Host focusing on purpose-driven leadership and social impact through conversations with diverse guests

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 137 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 Zealand8 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 come from a broad mix of fields and backgrounds, offering inspiring stories and actionable ideas.
Listeners appreciate authentic, thoughtful conversations and the focus on meaningful impact.
Great mix of interviews with diverse guests and a host who is curious and engaging.
The show is easy to listen to and breaks down topics clearly, with practical takeaways.

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Alanna Irving on combining tech with doing good and co-founding Fundsorter
Q: What happened after your time in Japan, and how did your path lead to Fundsorter?
She describes moving through the UK, Spain, and India in search of frontline social impact work, then migrating to New Zealand where Inspiral connected her with co-founders and ultimately led to Fundsorter.
Alanna Irving on combining tech with doing good and co-founding Fundsorter
Q: What was life like for you when you were five years old?
Alanna reflects on growing up in California, the multicultural environment, and early influences that blended social justice with an interest in technology.
Lani Evans on co-founding Fundsorter and blending entrepreneurship with service
Q: What was the inspiration behind Fundsorter?
After noticing overwhelming requests for funding assistance from various organizations during an economic downturn, Lani and her co-founders aimed to streamline the funding process using Generative AI, allowing organizations to identify and apply for funding more efficiently.
Lani Evans on co-founding Fundsorter and blending entrepreneurship with service
Q: What was life like when you were five years old?
Lani Evans describes her childhood in Brisbane, Australia, highlighting her parents' roles in education and social work and how their values of community service and social justice shaped her upbringing.
Azoora Ali interviews me on Purpose for her podcast 'Care Beyond Profits'
Q: How did you find your purpose?
Finding purpose took hard work and reflection on what brings joy, leading to a career shift focused on community impact.

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

Conversations with people living with purpose and making a positive impact across diverse sectors, from social entrepreneurship and philanthropy to health, sustainability, and technology for good. Episodes center on personal journeys, cross-cultural experiences, and practical actions that turn values into measurable outcomes, often spotlighting how technology, storytelling, and community-building enable meaningful change. Listeners can expect candid discussions about leadership, impact-focused careers, and the challenges and rewards of doing work that serves others, with a strong NZ and global perspective. Noteworthy aspects include a focus on funders and nonprofits advancing social good, practical frameworks for responsible innovation, and... more

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