Join Mick as he goes back to where What's your Cause? all started. He delves into episodes 1- 6 in which he interviews Bianca Chatfield, Gus Worland, Kath Koschel, Seth Maxwell, Ziad Ahmed & Louis Carr.You will hear about a number of causes from Leadership, Mental Fitness, Kindness and WayMakers!!If you a loyal listener or looking for an educational inspiring podcast, then this episode is for you!If you wish to contact or follow me or my socials, you can find me [email protected]: mick23croninMassive acknowledgements need to be made to all the amazingly kind and generous people who made this podcast possible. You know who you are!! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join me on this episode as I have the pleasure of speaking with Rona Gylnn-McDonald the founding CEO of Common Ground and Director of First Nations Futures.Rona is a Kaytetye woman who grew up in Mparntwe on Arrernte Country. With ties to storytelling, economics and narrative change, Rona works with First Nations organisations to shape future systems that centre First Nations people, knowledge and solutions. Through her work with First Nations communities across Australia, Rona aims to create future systems that centre First Nations people, knowledge and cultures.In this episode Rona shares the inspiring work on Common Ground and how they bring together people and stories to create content and experiences that inform and advocate.If you are looking to find out more about Rona, Common Ground or, First Nations Futures please do so atInstagram: rona.ngamperleHome | Common GroundHome | First Nations FuturesIf you wish to contact or follow me or my socials, you can find me [email protected]: mick23croninMassive acknowledgements need to be made to all the amazingly kind and generous people who made this podcast possible. You know who you are!! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode I have the absolute pleasure of chatting with the wonderful Jane Tewson the Founder and Director of Igniting Change which is a deliberately tiny charity supporting organisations and inspiring people to tackle social issues and drive positive change.Jane is an innovator with a global reputation for inspiring individuals and organisations to work together for positive social change. She is the co-founder of Comic Relief and has founded a number of charities throughout her career. Jane is an extremely humble and warm person who likes to shine out rather than within which comes through in this honest and insightful conversation. We speak about the lack of connection in today's world and the importance of being curious as well as the importance of lived experience when seeking to drive positive social change.For Jane and Igniting Change it is purely all about meeting the people and feeling the issues!!I hope you enjoy this episode.To find out more about Igniting Change follow this link: www.ignitingchange.org.au.If you wish to contact or follow me or my socials, you can find me [email protected]: mick23croninMassive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join me as I sit down with Nick Pearce, the co-founder and former CEO of HoMie, as he opens up for his very first interview since stepping down from his role. Nick shares his compelling story of how a charity bike ride in Cambodia back in 2013 led him to a fateful encounter with his future business partner, Marcus Cook. This chance meeting ignited a passionate social crusade dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing homelessness.Nick is a true gem in the world of social enterprise with an unwavering dedication and fervor for lifting up people facing challenging times.It's a story that exemplifies the transformative power of compassion, determination, and a shared vision so please don't miss out on this heartwarming and thought-provoking conversation that sheds light on Nick incredible journey and the impactful mission of HoMie!!To find out more on Homie click follow this link - homie.com.auIf you wish to contact or follow me or my socials, you can find me [email protected]: mick23croninMassive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we delve into the inspiring vision of Professor Susan Harris Rimmer. She envisions a world where gender equality and human rights are paramount!Susan brings a wealth of experience in policy research and innovation. Her commitment to gender equality is evident through her role as the co-convenor of the Griffith Gender Equality Research Network. Additionally, she leads the Climate Justice theme of the Griffith Climate Action Beacon, demonstrating her dedication to addressing climate change's social justice implications.We talk Coonabarabran, United Nations, Immigration centres and the remarkable impact she continues to make in shaping a brighter future for all. I hope you can join me in discovering the inspiring work of this visionary leader and advocate for change.Climate Justice Observatorywww.everygen.onlineIf you wish to contact or follow me or my socials, you can find me [email protected]: mick23croninMassive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of What's your Cause? I dive into the remarkable journey of Taylor Hawkins an entrepreneur and advocate with a focus on future-fit leadership, policy innovation, and social impact. Taylor's dynamic roles, including advising the United Nations Foundation's Our Future Agenda initiative and leading Foundations for Tomorrow, highlight her commitment to shaping a better future.Taylor's expertise as a leadership development specialist, working with renowned companies like Google and Adidas, underscores her knack for fostering adaptable and forward-looking leaders. ITaylor's journey is an inspiring testament to her dedication to global change. Join me as we hear about the incredible impact she's making in shaping a future that is bright, equitable, and sustainable.To learn more about Foundations for Tomorrow follow this link Foundations for TomorrowIf you wish to contact or follow me or my socials, you can find me [email protected]: mick23croninMassive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join me as I speak with the inspiring Founder and CEO of Raise Our Voice Australia Ashleigh Streeter Jones about how she is "lifting the floor" in regard to creating gender equality for young women and gender diverse people in politics.Ash has been named both the youngest ACT women of the year and Forbes 30 under 30 in 2018. Forbes magazine described her as a "youthful visionary. " It is such an educational and also insightful conversation that I hope you will enjoy!!To find out more about Ash and her amazing work please follow these links:Home (ashleighstreeterjones.com)Raise Our Voice AustraliaIf you wish to contact or follow me or my socials, you can find me [email protected]: mick23croninMassive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join me as I speak to Rosie Thomas the co-founder of Project Rockit. In this episode I speak to Rosie Thomas OAM the co-founder of PROJECT ROCKIT. You will hear how fresh out of high school Rosie and her sister Lucy launched Project Rockit, dedicating the past 16 years to growing Australia's youth- driven movement against bulling, hate and prejudice.Rosie is a force of nature who brings so much energy and kindness to this conversation. She shares the rise and impact of Project Rockit and how they are empowering young people to create a kinder world.To find out more about the amazing work of Project Rockit does please check out this linkProject Rockit | PROJECT ROCKITIf you wish to contact or follow me or my socials, you can find me [email protected]: mick23croninMassive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It is believed that when a mother elephant loses her baby, other elephants stand in a circle around her, allowing here time she needs to grieve. In this episode I speak to the incredible Samantah Payne the co-founder and CEO of Pink Elephants about miscarriage & early pregnancy loss. She shares her lived experience and how it led her to dedicate her time to ensure that women that experience miscarriage and early pregnancy loss are not alone and can access support.This is such an important and challenging conversation but one that I hope we have a positive impact and also educate.To find out more information on Pink Elephants or access support please follow the link The Pink Elephants Support Network - HomeIf you wish to contact or follow me or my socials, you can find me [email protected]: mick23croninMassive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sometimes in life when faced with a challenge you need to adapt, so instead of dwelling you find a way forward. Well Mick's Choice is exactly that!! Tune in to this short as Mick introduces a new element to What's Your Cause? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.