Confessions Of A Troublemaker Compassionate Troublemakers

Welcome back to the 'Confessions Of A Troublemaker' podcast. Season 2 continues with Waistcoat Dave talking to changemaker, facilitator and low-key dancer Stephanie Leonard-Wong. Stephanie is the Founder and Director of Act Build Change, a training and facilitation organisation working across the UK and beyond to tackle inequalities and social justice with a focus on authentic voices. The discussion delves into the link between activism and humanity and how we can facilitate and spotlight individuals and communities to amplify their voices. 

Act Build Change - https://actbuildchange.com/

Stephanie Wong - https://twitter.com/StephWong__

Compassionate Troublemaking - https://twitter.com/CompassionateT1 & https://medium.com/compassionatetroublemaking

Waistcoat Dave - https://twitter.com/WaistcoatDave & https://waistcoatdave.medium.com/

Welcome back to the 'Confessions Of A Troublemaker' podcast. We kick off Season 2 with Waistcoat Dave talking to Mel Smith, Deputy CEO of Coventry Grapevine. The discussion explores what creative activism can look like and how we can ensure it's person focused and accessible to all.

Compassionate Troublemaking - https://twitter.com/CompassionateT1 / https://medium.com/compassionatetroublemaking

Waistcoat Dave - https://twitter.com/WaistcoatDave / https://waistcoatdave.medium.com/

Grapevine Coventry - https://twitter.com/grapevinecandw

#BlackLivesMatter

This week Waistcoat Dave is joined by Alex Barker, Quartermaster at the Be More Pirate Movement. The discussion touches on merging radical kindness with active dissent, scaling up social movements in authentic ways and how we tackle some of the deeply imbedded change obstacles even in the third sector.
Compassionate Troublemaking - https://www.compassionatetroublemaking.org/ or

Be More Pirate - https://www.bemorepirate.com/

Alex Barker - https://twitter.com/AlexandraBarke1

Waistcoat Dave - https://twitter.com/WaistcoatDave

This week host Waistcoat Dave is joined by Carly Attridge from The Loss Project to explore how loss, grief and bereavement can guide creative and compassionate social change.

In our 4th interview, Waistcoat Dave is joined by Ewan Hilton from the wellbeing & social change company Platfform. Ewan and Dave talk all things organisational culture change and explore the differences between diagnosis in mental health and trauma influenced practice.