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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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46:53

Incorporated Societies: Key Changes Coming

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2022/06/23

As well as podcasting I am a lawyer and in this session we describe the key changes coming to the Incorporated Societies Act 2022. More free resources are here: Incorporated Societies Act 2022: Information Hub | Parry Field Lawyers

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30:35

Tze-wi Ng and Emma Kostas on combining Impact in your...

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2022/06/12

Tze-wei and Emma are lawyers with a focus on combining impact into their careers. In this interview we hear about their journeys and how they do this in their work as impact driven lawyers. Tze-wei is based in Hong Kong while Emma is based in Australia so this was an across Asia Pacific conversation for the Global Alliance of Impact Lawyers launch event earlier this year. More on GAIL (Global Alliance of Impact Lawyers) here and you can sign up to get emails: https://gailnet.org Impact Journal

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45:22

Tony Groves on leadership lessons from the...

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2022/06/08

Tony shares his life story on this episode and we discuss his childhood, joining the military in Australia at age 16, serving in war zones, his addiction to alcohol and overcoming that, what his time in the military has taught him about leadership and teams and founding Halo Training which takes people into nature and gives them real life leadership opportunities based on the instructors' military backgrounds. If you enjoy this conversation there are 308 others on seeds so check them out and more

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59:52

Elise Hilliam on nutrition and co-founding MenuAid

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2022/06/02

Answering the question "what's for dinner?" is at the core of what Elise Hilliam co-founded MenuAid to address. In this conversation we hear about her background and influences and what led her to become an entrepreneur and the plans for the future of MenuAid. We covered a lot including the power of recipes and how food and community interconnect. I really enjoyed our conversation and if you do as well check out the more than 300 others at www.theseeds.nz Website: MenuAid: Your menu planning &

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51:57

Kate Frykberg, Sue Barker and Justin Stevenson on...

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2022/05/28

Thanks to our speakers at the Impact Call last Friday, we had a really amazing in-depth session on these topics which you can listen to here: • From 4:24, Kate Frykberg shared reflections on her journey: “Missteps and learning: personal experiences of Pākehā organisations wanting to support Māori aspirations and learnings along the way…” Site: Kate Frykberg • From 18:53, Sue Barker shared about her report which is now released looking at Charities Law Reform and what a world leading framework would

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01:08:23

Barry Coates on investing ethically and founding...

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2022/05/23

Barry Coates has had a fascinating life journey and in this conversation he shares about his background and what has led him to found Mindful Money, which focusses on helping Kiwis invest ethically. We discuss the work they do and the seminars, programs and awards run. We also talk about his early years, work in the United States and England and his time as an MP. If you enjoy this then subscribe and check out some of the hundreds of other episodes at www.theseeds.nz Mindful Money Site:

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59:55

Wendy Hoddinott on connecting people and places...

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2022/05/21

Wendy Hoddinott shares her life journey in this episode and what has led her to focus on colloborative design of our shared spaces, as well as working on heritage related projects. We also talk about the Gather Foundation which is a charity she founded which has a unique focus using its Place Cadets program: "Gather Foundation empowers Ōtautahi’s tamariki and rangatahi to co-design outdoor environments in their schools, neighbourhoods and communities", and "Wendy works with Gather Foundation to

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49:44

Founders' Stories with Hannah Duder, Elliot Taylor,...

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2022/05/19

This is the audio of our conversation with four founders of tech companies which was part of Tech Week 2022. Thanks to Hannah, Elliot, Chris, Jack and Aislinn for being part of this! Very often we just hear the glamorous part of the journey of Founders of tech start-ups. In this zoom session we heard some of the other parts too - no sugar coating, no glitz, just the reality of being an entrepreneur. Sharing were four founders who are each at different stages of the journey – one just raised money

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47:09

Kirsten 'KP' Patterson, Maria English and Ros Rice in...

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2022/05/04

In the latest Impact Call for April 2022 we heard from: 00:00 - Introduction to call 05:09 - Kirsten Patterson on IOD 15:52 - Maria English on Impact Lab 27:22 - Ros Rice on Community Networks Aotearoa 44:38 - Final thoughts 46:13 - End Kirsten Patterson (KP) is the Chief Executive of the Institute of Directors of New Zealand (IOD) – was great to hear more about this organisation that has 10,000 members and some of the resources available on their site and the initiatives and training and

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01:04:52

Nicola Patrick on Purpose, Impact and Thrive Whanganui

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2022/05/03

Nicola Patrick has led an interesting life and in this episode we hear all about her journey. We have a bunch of diversions along the way to talk about social enterprise, growing up in Takaka, working for the Ākina Foundation, rights of rivers and a lot more too. We also focus in on an upcoming Expo that Thrive Whanganui are coordinating - you can find out more about it at their Facebook page below. https://www.facebook.com/ThriveWhanganui Recent story about Te Awa Tupua:

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53:07

Steven Moe in conversation with Andy Dickson

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2022/04/27

The 300th episode! Thanks everyone for helping get to this point - in this one it's a bit different as I am in conversation with Andy Dickson who interviewed me for his podcast, 'Down to Earth Conversations' which he called "Law, Seeds and Maximum Impact". We talk about my background and history and I share some of my journey - hope you enjoy this!! Check out his podcast: https://www.downtoearthconversations.com Photo by former guest Stephanie Defregger https://www.stephaniedefregger.com Here is

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54:54

Michelle Berriman on the Fundraising Institute of New...

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2022/04/20

In this conversation with Michelle Berriman we hear about her purpose driven work, her fascinating background and what has led her to New Zealand. We also talk about a report that the Fundraising Institute of New Zealand have just released prepared over two years on giving, wills and bequests (downloadable here) called 'New Zealand's Willpower'. Her bio: Michelle has been causing disruption and transformational change in the NPF sector for over 25 years, Michelle is motivated by creating change

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01:01:39

Stephanie Defregger on being a Soul Photographer

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2022/04/14

Stephanie Defregger is a photographer who captures stories and the essense of a person through her photos. In this interview we discuss her background and growing up in Munich, her move to New Zealand and her work as a photographer. We particularly discuss storytelling and the role of photos as well as the significance of certain 'thin places' where each of us feel connection and grounding. I really enjoyed this conversation and am sure you will as well - if you do there are 298 others in the

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42:24

Impact Call featuring Sue McCabe, Kaye Maree Dunn and...

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2022/03/25

Each month I host an "Impact Call" by zoom - this is the audio of the latest one featuring some amazing speakers about what they are currenty up to! If you'd like to join the more than 650 that get notifications about upcoming calls and news as well let me know by email to steven@theseeds.nz ... Our speakers are: - Sue McCabe the CE of Philanthropy New Zealand | Tōpūtanga Tuku Aroha o Aotearoa will share about their new initiative Match | Te Puna Taurite which is about to launch and provide “a more

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05:30

10 Lessons Learned

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2022/03/10

Am curious - what advice would you give a new grad starting out in your role? Am really pleased to have Sophie Tremewan join our team this month to share in our focus on purpose driven organisations, getting legal structures right, draft contracts where they are legally safeguarded and help them raise capital from investors. Sophie is also becoming a property law expert through her work with Judith Bullin – useful skills! Am so glad to work with an amazing team which is growing, and are the only

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01:12:49

Raesha Ismail on finding your identity and the...

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2022/03/02

Raesha Ismail has grown up with multiple identities and we discuss her life story on this episode. Born in New Zealand but with strong connections back to India and being a Muslim has meant many rich cultural influences on her journey. What is it like to grow up in Christchurch? And what are the type of questions we should be asking others we meet who might not fit a neat box? We also talk about her work today as a counsellor, the loss of her brother in the March 15th attacks, and how that led

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01:15:34

James Stewart on finding purpose, empowering impact...

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2022/02/14

James Stewart founded Gemelli Consulting to work on impact focussed projects. In this interview he shares his personal journey, from being challenged about how he would use his privilege early in his life and the change that resulted ad led to seeking out purpose. We also talk about his unusual business model – profits get given away. Finally we talk about a white paper he has just released which is focussed on the housing crisis and one possible solution to that. I enjoyed this conversation and

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58:13

Matthew Mark on assumptions about Poverty and...

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2022/02/06

In this converation with the Christchurch City Missioner Matthew Mark, we find out about his background and motivations as well as the work they do with the homeless and others in need. That is a lot more people than you might think. Matthew also shares about his own background and why this work is so important to him, and how we can support what they do. Christchurch City Mission: Christchurch City Mission For more interviews visit www.theseeds.nz

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06:26

Kintsugi: Brokenness, Strength and Beauty, excerpt of...

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2022/02/01

This is a very short 5 minute excerpt of the conversation with Nobuko Okamoto about Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery using gold - we reflected on what it might mean for each of us and our lives and parts that might be broken. "The thing that strikes me about this technique of Kintsugi is that if we think about our lives, so often there are broken parts in our lives - and it is easy to push them aside and say "I don't want to deal with that brokenness" or that pain or whatever

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57:41

Nobuko Okamoto on Kintsugi and the art of giving...

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2022/01/25

Nobuko is an artist who uses the Japanese method of Kintsugi to repair broken pottery. In this interview we talk about the process of doing that but also what it represents about us as humans as well. We also go into her background and life in Japan, being a professional snowboarder and what brought her to New Zealand as a teenager and then later in life as well. If you have any broken items of pottery that is special then she is the best person to reach out to! If you enjoy this conversation

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