This month’s guest is Mark Smith. Hosted by Iain Caldwell this is Mark's second podcast with Next Stage Radicals, revisiting the theme of bespoke-by-default public services and the ways in which these are radically different and cheaper than the conventional 'one size fits few' approach.
This month’s guest is Iain Caldwell. Hosted by Joy MacKeith, Iain explores his career creating new visions for organisations, practices and people that have enable them to work in more effective ways. He describes how this work began with himself, creating a better version of himself that could overcome difficulties and challenging circumstances.
This month’s guest is Joy MacKeith, co-creator of the Outcomes Star and Strategic Director at Triangle. Hosted by Jenny Rose Smith, Joy shares her radical idea that social provision today is based on ideas borrowed from other fields. They don’t fit the work of human services and are driving provision off course. Instead of borrowing from elsewhere, we need to base services on what we know about human beings and what we all need to thrive.
This month’s guest is Jenny Rose Smith. Hosted by Rob Parnaby, Jenny introduces her concept and model of 'Receptive Listening practice' - an exploration of the importance of how and where we listen from in ourselves to create a sustainable compliment to the more commonly taught active listening skills.
This month’s guest is David Aula. David is the founder of Unfeasible, an organisation that exists to create space in which people start to see that what they think of as ‘unfeasible’ can be done. In this podcast, David discusses his radical idea, that “art can be a beginning as well as an end in and of itself”, and that “peak experience can be harnessed to help to truly move us all”.
