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Mallen Baker: Faultlines

"Dangerously reasonable" analysis on politics, science, and particularly the bit where they bump into each other. I aim to give an independent, fact-focused, non-ideological take on the issues that matter.

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00:27:19

Be a more effective change maker in 2019

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/12/18

This is a different kind of episode, as we finish off 2018 with a quick look back to some things that changed my thinking over the last year, and then we’re going to talk about how you can approach planning the impact you’re going to make in 2019. So if you want to really get your life in order next year, and you want to make a difference to the world as a change maker, this is the episode for you! Show Notes Why change makers need to stay curious and challenge their assumptions (01:40) The research

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00:59:11

Dame Julia Cleverdon – connecting the unconnected

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/12/11

In this episode, I talk to Dame Julia Cleverdon, a passionate and practical campaigner, listed by the Times as one of the 50 most influential women in Britain. Dame Julia is co-founder of Step Up To Serve, also known as the #iwill campaign, as well as a number of other important campaigning and charitable roles. But she was probably most prominent as the longstanding chief executive of Business in the Community between 1992 and 2008. She was appointed a CBE in 1996 and DCVO in 2008. In this

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00:54:29

Vicky Pryce - Economics as a vehicle for change

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/12/04

In this episode, I talk to Vicky Pryce, economist and commentator and previously Director General for Economics at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills. Vicky is a prolific author, whose books include Greekonomics: The Euro Crisis and Why Politicians Don’t Get it”, “Prisonomics” and “Why Women Need Quotas”. She has also held a variety of positions – Joint Head of the UK Government Economic Service, Partner at KPMG, Co-Founder and Chair of Good Corporation, as well as numerous academic

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00:41:26

Andy Wales - Making change that sticks

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/11/27

In this episode, I talk to Andy Wales, the Chief Digital Impact & Sustainability Officer for BT, and formerly the Corporate Affairs Director for SABMiller Europe. Andy is a smart and skilful change-maker with a great track record in some of the most dynamic corporate sustainability programmes we’ve seen in the last two decades. In this interview we talk about how his upbringing and family background set him almost immediately on the search for effective social impact, how he went on to learn how

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01:10:43

Ravinol Chambers – Storytelling with purpose

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/11/20

In this episode, I talk to Ravinol Chambers, the founder of Be Inspired Films - a multi award-winning video production company that helps individuals and organisations working as a force for good across business and society to bring their stories to life. Only last year, Be Inspired Films added to its haul of industry awards as ‘Production Company of the Year’ at the Recommended Agency Awards. Rav is a regular speaker on ‘harnessing the power of storytelling’ and ‘using video to raise funds for

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00:31:45

Your personal purpose – why and how to create one

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/11/13

In this episode, I talk about the value of having a personal purpose – what it is, and how you can go about creating one. Lots of the most successful sports people, business executives and other leaders have been successful precisely because they have defined for themselves what they’re trying to achieve in life, and what success would look like. If you don’t frame your own direction, then you will drift on ‘default’ mode, at the mercy of pure fluke as to what opportunities come along to shape your

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00:49:59

Rob Cameron – Tackling the big emerging issues

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/11/06

In this episode, I talk to Rob Cameron, the chief executive of the consultancy and think tank Sustainability. Rob has been the CEO of a sustainability-focused communications company, Flag – he has been CEO of Fairtrade International and now, in his current role, deals with some of the major global businesses that see themselves on the journey for a sustainable future. In this interview we talk about how he came to be where he is today and how he had to find his direction along the way. We talk about

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00:53:32

Joost Oorthuizen – how to push positive impact to scale

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/10/30

In this episode, I talk to Joost Oorthuizen, the chief executive of IDH, the Sustainable Trade Initiative. Joost has led IDH for the ten years since its founding, and in that role has helped to broker projects on the ground in a number of sectors such as cocoa, palm oil, tea and many more, which have made real concrete progress in boosting sustainability and livelihoods for many thousands of people. In this interview we talk about how he got to IDH, the five focuses they use to make the biggest

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00:47:41

Trewin Restorick – focusing on what works for...

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/10/23

In this episode, I talk to Trewin Restorick, the founder of environmental communications charity Hubbub UK, which aims to create real practical change with positive messages and creative ideas. He was the founder and CEO for 20 years of Global Action Plan, a UNEP-endorsed environmental organisation that ran award-winning behaviour-change programmes with businesses, schools and communities. Trewin was chair of the Environmental IT leadership team, co-chaired Defra’s Compact Group, and was trained as

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00:50:01

David Goodhart – the new values divide that led to...

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/10/16

In this episode, I talk to David Goodhart, author of the hugely influential book ‘The Road to Somewhere – The new tribes shaping British politics’, praised as a ‘book of the year’ by the Sunday Times, Guardian, Telegraph and The Economist in 2017. It is described by many as the book that explains the new post-Brexit and Trump world, and challenges us to think afresh about the nature of the job at hand. He was the founding editor of Prospect magazine, and was the director of think tank Demos. He is

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00:53:30

John May - Unleashing the power of young people

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/10/09

In this episode, I talk to John May, the secretary general of the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award. He describes himself as a campaigner, storyteller, teacher, youth worker, independent diplomat, writer, broadcaster, urban cyclist, avid parkrunner, habitual chocolate cake eater and mischief-maker. He has spent his career working with, and for, young people in the UK and across the world. He was formerly the chief executive of Young Enterprise, and the founding CEO of Career Academies UK,

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00:53:29

Taking risks to tackle human rights with Chris Harrop...

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/10/02

In this episode, I talk to Chris Harrop, the group marketing director and the head of sustainability for Marshalls plc. In addition to those roles, Chris is chairman of Made in Britain, and was formerly chairman of the UN Global Compact UK network. He’s a non-executive director of the Ethical Trading Initiative. He was named as a Hero of Sustainability by Ethical Corporation in 2007, and a Business Game Changer by Business in the Community in 2012. We talk about the dramatic pivotal moment when he

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01:03:59

Solitaire Townsend - positivity and its power to...

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/09/25

Solitaire Townsend is an entrepreneur, sustainability expert and author of ‘The Happy Hero - How to change your life by changing the world’. She co-founded the change agency Futerra in 2001, one of the first sustainability agencies in the UK, through which she has advised governments, charities and major corporations like Danone and Nike. From humble beginnings, Futerra now has offices in London, New York, San Francisco, Mexico City and Stockholm. She has been a TEDx speaker, and has written for the

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00:50:24

David Grayson - Why businesses need to go 'All In'

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/09/25

David Grayson is Emeritus Professor of Corporate Responsibility at the Cranfield School of Management. For over ten years, he was the director of the Doughty Centre for Corporate Responsibility. He recently co-authored the influential book ‘All In – The Future of Business Leadership’. He has authored a number of other books, including most recently ‘Take Care: How to be a great employer for working carers’. He has had a long history of working on enterprise, social impact and sustainability. Amongst

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00:53:51

Mike Barry of Marks & Spencer - the ambition to sell...

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/09/25

Mike Barry is the Director of Plan A and Sustainable Business for Marks and Spencer. He is known throughout the responsible business community as a key figure who has helped Marks and Spencer become world-renowned for its root-and-branch approach to sustainable retail. He helped to develop and deliver Plan A from its inception in 2007, and is responsible for delivering the company's ambitious plan to suport 1,000 communities, help 10 million people live happier and healtheir lives, and to convert

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00:05:33

Introduction to the podcast

Mallen Baker: Faultlines ·

2018/09/21

A short introduction to the change maker podcast, how it's going to work and what you can expect in the first three episodes.

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