David Hieatt co-founded the Do Lectures 8 years ago with his wife, Clare, in West Wales. It has been voted Top 10 Ideas Festivals in the world by The Guardian. The Do Lectures now takes place in the USA and Australia. Mark Shayler discusses the foundations of a DOer with David at DO USA 2015.

Start before you are ready. Matt founded BeerBods from the garden shed with a mortgage and growing family on the cards. He loves real beer and wants to share it with other people. BeerBods is now a gift to many happy subscribers who get to sip the latest and greatest beers at the same time each week.

Anna tells us why she founded Monkstone a knitwear company on a farm in West Wales and how she makes it all work.

Reminding us of the roles stories play in shaping our social history and how stepping in to your personal wilderness can become your finest story.

Brian tells us about HolacracyOne, a ground-breaking organisation with no boss, no management and no staff.

Catherine tells us of her work with the London Meditation Project, which has allowed veteran’s the tools to deal with their combat experiences, and gain personal peace and acceptance.

Chris, a designer and computer programmer, asks how computers will change your life, and what happens when technology and genetics collide. The answers are complex and we may not want to know them. His talk created more debate in the canteen than almost any other.

Edwards mum died when he was 4, and he was sent to an orphanage. So how did his childhood shape his future?

Gav tells us about becoming a corporate pirate from the inside out, and the importance of the moment.

How will the physical and the digital come together? Can it? Will it? Should it?