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Welcome to the second in the Inclusion Conversations series by The Third Culture. We’re delighted to welcome the truly inspiring Carol Watson, the Global Chief Inclusion Officer of BCW. She shares her fascinating story of moving from marketing and media to studying organisational development and then the world of leading inclusion for one of the leading communications agencies in the world. Carol shares some precious lessons and resources we hope you will find helpful. Music by...

Welcome to the first episode in a hugely exciting new season and new format for The Third Culture podcast. This season we will be focusing on inclusion conversations on a range of topics from psychological safety to creating an inclusive culture. Today we welcome Shruti Saujani who is the EDI Lead at the FA (The Football Association). Shruti picked ‘Celebrating Difference’ as the topic of conversation. She shares some of her lived experience as well as some fantastic personal and organis...

We finish 2023 with an inspiring podcast from Joyette Jopson, a woman of many talents and achievements including, most recently, being the first Filipinx woman to run an arctic marathon. We talk about how inclusive triathlons can be, what it's like to be a pioneer in sport and also some of the challenges that come with that. We also talk about the importance of cultural mindset, not just 'funding' when it comes to the future of sport in countries that are challenged with fundi...

Today we interview transgender activist and founder of Transgender Equality Hong Kong Henry Tse who was recently named one of Time Magazine’s Next Generation Leaders. We learn about his work, his landmark victory in the Hong Kong courts and what is happening now for transgender rights in Hong Kong. We also hear from Henry about how sustains himself in the battle for equality and learn about some of the other aspects of the LBGTQ+ movement in Japan and Taiwan. For more information o...

In this episode, we talk to Ruth Geyer who is a Wim Hof Method instructor who helps people with various ailments including MS, burnout, and menopausal symptoms amongst other things. We talk about our challenges with mental health and how we are overcoming them. We also share some of the fascinating science behind the Wim Hof Method and breathing. This is a fantastic opportunity to think about some of the simple ways we can keep our body, mind, and soul healthy. You can get in touch...

In this episode, we have the pleasure of welcoming Emily Iveson-Pritchard who is the Head of Sustainability at the Surrey County Cricket Club. We talk about the link between sustainability and ‘EDI’ and her work in LGBTQ+ inclusion.  You can find out more information about the movie Delikado references in this podcast here: https://www.delikadofilm.com