Anthony Wright is the founder of Lexvoco a hybrid law firm and law tech business headquartered in Melbourne, Australia with over 150 staff in 8 offices. Anthony is a trained lawyer and accountant turned entrepreneur. He gives a candid interview about how he started out on his entrepreneurial journey and his slightly non conventional reasons for entering law and finding his passion.

Ed Andrew talks to Michele DeStefano founder and director of Law Without Walls (LWOW), professor at University of Miami School of Law, visiting professor at Harvard Law School and author of Legal 'Upheaval'.  LWOW brings together students from over 35 law and business schools around the world and their mission is to train future lawyers, retrain current lawyers, and create innovations that solve problems at the intersection of law, business, and technology.

Ron Malhotra is the Founder of 'The Successful Male', he is a an Entrepreneur, International Speaker, an Influence & Success Expert, Award-Winning Wealth Planner, Leadership Trainer, Radio Host and a Best-Selling Author. Ron talks to Ed Andrew about wealth planning, behavioural finance, neuroeconomics and the training programs that he is running for men to enable them to thrive in every aspect of their life explaining the Successful Male and his other training programs.

Aileen Schultz is the co founder of the Global Legal Hackathon with 5,000 participants in 40 cities around the world, she is also a director of Network Intelligence for Integra Ledger in Canada which is blockchain for law company. She talks to Ed Andrew about access to justice, how the blockchain can help protect identity theft and can help to prevent human trafficking. She discusses how the principles of social physics has helped to expand the hackathon around the world, solving real world problems.

Richard Tromans is the founder of the global legal AI and new technology site, Artificial Lawyer, which was recently recognised as one of the top 50 information sites in the world on Artificial Intelligence.’ Richard talks to Ed Andrew about all things lawtech related, what Ai really means and the 8 different branches, how wider technology is often confused with natural language programming and machine learning, law firm incubators and the problems that technology and data processing is solving.

Jon Dee is a former Australian of the Year (NSW 2010) for his services to the environmental community, he is a broadcaster with 115 episodes of the world's first business sustainability tv show Smart Money on sky news, an author, founder of Planet Ark with Pat Cash, the One tree per Child program with Olivia Newton John. Ex music industry Jon has been responsible for campaigns saving $5.5bn in energy bills, 9 billion plastic bags taken out of use in the UK. Jon talks to Ed Andrew.

Dr George Beaton is an academic, author, chairman and founder of Beaton an Australian research house, think tank and business consultancy serving the professional services industry, mainly law firms. He talks to Ed Andrew about how technology, economics and generational change have come together to severely impact and disrupt the professional services industry especially law.

Silk Glaab is organisational psychologist, neuroscientist and has trained in NLP and RTT hypnotherapy, the latter with the world's foremost practitioner Marisa Peer.  From Dubai she talks to Ed Andrew about building stress resilience at home and work, how to create new patterns and neural pathways, in essence changing our brain chemistry and producing a positive mindset. We also touch on artificial intelligence, its impact on humans and the neuroscience of nature.

Ed Andrew talks to James Thornton lawyer, activist, environmentalist, CEO and founder of Client Earth, a not for profit whose mission is to use the law to protect the planet, its people and all living creatures. We talk about the projects that he is working on across the globe, the work in 5 countries in Africa, climate change and its science, how he has brought matters and won against the UK and US Governments, and advising the Chinese Government on environmental sustainability.

Sir Tim Smit founder of the Eden Project, named the 8th wonder of the world talks to Ed Andrew. Tim is an environmentalist, entrepreneur and former music producer with 7 platinum and gold albums to his credit. Tim discusses the different projects he is working on around the world in China, Canada, New Zealand and the USA. We talk about science, leadership, organic and biodynamic farming, ecology, the future of civilisation, re-inventing cities and creating the greatest classroom in nature.