Rob and Chris present the Circularity.org podcast featuring interesting conversations with inspiring people. In this episode we talk with Pinar Guvenc. Pinar Guvenc is Partner at SOUR - an international, award-winning hybrid design studio with the mission to address social and urban problems - where she leads business and design strategy. Prior to SOUR, Pinar co-founded various ventures where she helped set-up and grow them through incubation, achieving international recognition and funding from innovation centers and accelerators such as Plug and Play and Climate KIC. Pinar is part-time faculty at Parsons School of Design, MS in Strategic Design and Management program, as well as author and facilitator of the workshop series "Strategic Marketing Collaborations" at Pratt Center for Community Development. She serves on the Board of Directors at Open Style Lab, a nonprofit organization initiated at MIT, with the purpose of making style accessible to people with disabilities. Pinar is a frequent public speaker and host of the podcast "What's Wrong With": series of discussions with progress makers and experts to diagnose problems in industries, ideate solutions and raise awareness to the general public. She has a BSc in Industrial Engineering from Bilkent University, and a MSc in Economics and Finance from Southern Illinois University. Find out more about Circularity at Circularity.org

As a part of the Fellowship of the Woods project, Neil, Kelly, and Chris met at the CircularityHUB to discuss the changing requirement in the skills for success in work and life. Find out more about the CircularityPODCAST  at Circularity.org/podcast Find out more about the Fellowship of the Woods project at Circularity.org/fellowshipofthewoods

Rob and Chris present the Circularity Podcast. Conversations with interesting and inspiring people. In this episode, Chris catches up with a familiar voice to those who've listened to our early podcast episodes. Neil and Chris about how we connect with concepts like sport, theatre, art, and work through people. Find out more at circularity.org/podcast

Rob and Chris present the Circularity Podcast. Conversations with interesting and inspiring people. In this episode, Chris catches up with a familiar voice to those who've listened to our early podcast episodes. Craig Gould talks with Chris about his journey through the creation of an album through lockdown, and the opportunities and challenges presented by the restrictions. He discovered that the key to creativity is with and through connecting with others. Find out more at circularity.org/podcast

Rob and Chris present the Circularity Podcast. Conversations with interesting and inspiring people. In this episode, Chris catches up with a familiar voice to those who've listened to our early podcast episodes. Neil Johnson talks with Chris about the subjective nature of Truth, and ideas about how we can navigate a world where there appears not to be a definitive 'truth'. Find out more at circularity.org/podcast

Rob and Chris present the Circularity Podcast. Conversations with interesting and inspiring people. In this episode, Chris and Rob talk with Dr Mark Knight and Willow Songsmith about their journey in discovering, exploring, and developing a labyrinth as part of a community and heritage project in the heart of the National Forest. Find out more at circularity.org/podcast

Rob and Chris present the Circularity Podcast. Conversations with interesting and inspiring people. In this episode, Chris and Rob talk with author, Paul Burchell, about his journey into the history of the World Wars through the stories told to him by his grandad. Find out more at circularity.org/podcast

Rob and Chris present the Circularity Podcast. Conversations with interesting and inspiring people. In this episode, Chris catches up with a familiar voice to those who've listened to our early podcast episodes. Neil Johnson talks with Chris about the effect of libraries on him and the power of alternative worlds and universes which exist within literature and other creative mediums. Find out more at circularity.org/podcast

Rob and Chris present the Circularity Podcast. Conversations with interesting and inspiring people. "They say that in the case of a mysterious death the first 48 hours are critical. If investigators don't get a lead in this time - the chances of solving the crime are greatly diminished. But what if you don't get a lead in in the first 48 hours, or 48 days. What if you don't get a lead in 48 years? Welcome to the mysterious case of Fred the Head - One of the UK's most curious, baffling and unsolved crimes" In this episode, Chris meets Ken Davies, creator of THE MYSTERIOUS CASE OF FRED THE HEAD podcast.  Find out more at circularity.org/podcast

Rob and Chris present the Circularity Podcast. Conversations with interesting and inspiring people. In this episode, Rob and Chris discuss what's being going on in circularity through and since the pandemic, and where things are at right now in February 2022.