Talk with Trace

We asked you which episode you wanted us to repeat for this week, it was a resounding node for the amazing actress and activist KATHY NAJIMY! Well chosen dear listeners, this was a riveting conversation from beginning to end. Please listen, comment and share with your family and friends, follow us on Instagram is you don't already! Also on Facebook and Twitter, available on all podcasting platforms

Listen in as Craig and I laugh, share a drink, get personal and discover what I imagine a lot of us feel, when striving for something important to us. We talk the inner critic, life experiences, lessons learnt, personality traits and so much more. It's a conversation I appreciated because Craig is engaging, thoughtful, circumspect and despite his huge following, so incredibly down to earth. Listen in and share with your family and friends.

Chris Do is an Emmy award-winning designer, director, CEO and Chief Strategist of Blind and the founder of The Futur—an online education platform with the mission of teaching 1 billion people how to make a living doing what they love.

Trace talks with Chris about his growing up years, moving to America, his family, work ethic, staying grounded throughout sucsess and knowing yourself.

This story is an enthralling tale including romance, adventure and an unrelenting passion to do good for the planet. Zero Co was birthed after Mike and Alyssa were traveling through the worlds most remote locations and STILL seeing plastic rubbish in these parts. It became obvious very quickly that it was a problem. Trace talks with Mike about his travel, about the humble beginnings of, dumping life savings into the dream to make it happen, COVID reality, the green washing of an industry, taking a positive stance rather than a doom and gloom one and learning as he goes. They discuss social media, the plastic problem, paving a way in this recycling space and the walk they have been on trying to make it happen.

Sarah is on one the most passionate and articulate speakers on child development that I have ever come across. Her and I discussed programmes, the Foundation itself and it's humble beginnings. We spoke about Covid and the impact globally on them as a Foundation and what she has seen personally throughout this time. We discuss learning through play, what exactly the Foundation does and how they execute and facilitate. We talk collaborations and partnerships, the hundreds of organisations the Foundation works alongside and supports, it really is an extraordinary Foundation to learn more about.

I was lucky enough to sit down with Kate & talk all things business, her journey to the most delicious gluten free donuts in existence & the founding of a business that now has 5 cafes, 120 staff & a gluten free product line! So amazing so, inspiring & down to earth! We talk family, staring out, her obsession to product, wearing multiple hats as a leader & trusting the people around you to take your business to the next level with you

The ladies who have swept the nation with their whit, laughter & down to earth, heartwarming Podcast, Too Peas Pod. They have written & released a fabulous book entitled "The invisible life of us!" We share a drink & discuss their friendship, where this all started, having children with additional needs, loneliness, people pleasing & finding your people.

Lyn and I talk about galvinisation of young people around the world for social justice, why is this SO important to them, what are the societal and culture drivers. We talk about her career, why she felt a desire to pursue humanitarian causes and why the personal IS political. We talk about large NGO's re-calibrating looking inward on how and what they can do better from diversity, transparency and the way they function.

Ian Whitworth, is a self professed reformed branding and advertising creative director turned entrepreneur and is a co-founder of national corporate audiovisual company Scene Change. We talk his new book UNDISRUPTABLE, its not extemporaneous, its methodically written and riddled with hysterical snort/laugh out loud relatable experiences with real world applications from someone who has actually made money in business!

The World Food Programme (WFP) is the leading humanitarian organisation saving lives and changing lives, delivering food assistance in emergencies and working with communities to improve nutrition and build resilience.

As the international community has committed to end hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition by 2030, one in nine people worldwide still do not have enough to eat. Food and food-related assistance lie at the heart of the struggle to break the cycle of hunger and poverty.

For its efforts to combat hunger, for its contribution to bettering conditions for peace in conflict-affected areas and for acting as a driving force in efforts to prevent the use of hunger as a weapon of war and conflict, WFP was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2020.