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Episode 17 is here - after the bank holiday weekend in the UK we are back and ready to share our favourite bits of good news.The population of the Hainan gibbon has tripled in the last 17 years.https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/rare-gibbon-population-triples/A new solution to the plastic problem is on the way, thanks to a biochemistry company in the Netherlands.https://www.sunnyskyz.com/good-news/3789/The-End-Of-Plastic-New-Plant-Based-Bottles-Degrade-In-1-YearDad How Do I? - a new Youtube sensation with almost 2 million followers since launch just a couple of weeks ago shares videos to help fatherless children (and adults) with some of the things dad might have taught you. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNepEAWZH0TBu7dkxIbluDw/videosAnd finally, a park in the US has created human parking spots to help enforce social distancing in communal space.Please keep sending in your good news, we are on social media @canwejustask See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Friday - we have lots of good news today for episode 16!We are thrilled to have been nominated for the ‘Best Live Episode’ category in this year’s British Podcast Awards. Voting is now open for the ‘Listener’s Choice’ so head to https://www.britishpodcastawards.com/vote to vote (for us, or your favourite podcast!)Text for Humanity is the first texting switchboard offering the opportunity to put a smile on someone’s face.https://www.textforhumanity.com/Lost stock is tackling the humanitarian crisis resulting from cancelled clothing orders by leading brands due to Covid-19. Aiming to support 50,000 workers and their families by the end of the year, Lost Stock have set up a site where you can buy a box of lost stock clothing to support workers.https://loststock.co/A manufacturing company in Belgium have been using their fleet of cranes to help lift families up to visit their elderly relatives in high rise care homes. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/coronavirus-crane-family-reunion-lockdown-belgium-a9513906.htmlIkea have released instructions for the 6 best blanket forts to bring a little childhood magic to lockdown.https://www.standard.co.uk/tech/ikea-forts-dens-designs-lockdown-entertainment-a4444781.htmlAn artist in Freshford (near bath) has come up with an idea to help children comet together and create a masterpiece despite social distancing. They have been painting rocks and carrying them on their daily exercise to a field in the middle of the village, arranging them to slowly create a rainbow.Please keep sending us your good news, we are on social media @canwejustask See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's Mental Health Awareness Week, and so we're back and sharing a little bit of kindness in today's show. We have loads more good news stories, including:German clubs have started hosting drive-thru ravesThe increase in the humpback whale population is having a positive effect on C02 levels in the environmentDamien Hirst is selling original pieces of art for NHS CharitiesTaika Waititi is doing dramatic readings of Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach with his celeb friends to raise funds for Partners in HealthWe hope you enjoy the show. Please keep sending in your positive stories, and get in touch with us @canwejustask See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we're sharing loads more good news. Thank you everyone who's been in touch to either share your story, and let us know where and how you're listening. Please keep messaging us on social media @canwejustask.Today, we're talking about:A German cafe is making their customers wear noodles on their head, to help enforce social distancingKonnie Huq has found a brand new career path, after being required to help her husband in his workThe R rate in London for Coronavirus infection has dropped to 0.4A young woman has raised money to create a gender-equal deck of playing cardsA drive-in cinema is coming to the UKWe hope you enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's been a turbulent week, so we're happy to be back with loads more good news, including:Belgians are being encouraged to eat more fries after the shut down of exports of potatoes from the country.https://abcnews.go.com/International/belgians-urged-eat-fries-potato-products-covid-19/story?id=70598620After hundreds of years, the first wild stork chicks are expected to hatch in Britainhttps://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/apr/26/uk-first-wild-stork-chicks-hatch-centuries?fbclid=IwAR2spTF5ZyqjOjE3gYpbvCZEuEBlESRHqryAlbQu8oGVzcRvgPTHv5ecjpkDraw For have raised over £10,000 on their launch weekend with #DrawForNHSdrawfor.orgThe V&A Museum are collecting your signs showing support for the NHS, to be displayed in their Childhood Museum once lockdown is oover https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2020/may/12/victoria-and-albert-museum-rainbow-signs-lockdown-coronavirus-britain?utm_term=Autofeed&CMP=twt_gu&utm_medium&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1589264507Finisterre have released an amazing sustainable, organic collection of clothes in collaboration with the x Natural History museum - showcasing hand-drawn designs and raising awareness for sustainable fashion https://finisterre.com/collections/natural-history-museum-finisterre-mensIf you enjoy the show, please let us know @canwejustask See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 12 of What’s The Good News is a big one! Filled with some of the most uplifting news and initiatives we have come across so far this week. We won’t be here on Friday due to the Bank Holiday in the UK, so we hope this bumper episode keeps you going until next Tuesday :)Scientists in Kenya have discovered a microbe which they believe could help prevent the spread of malaria. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52530828The Nightingale hospital built in London’s Excel Centre has been placed on standby due to the low number of beds in use.Jupiter, Venus and the Moon will be aligning next week to form a very positive message from the sky :)http://www.physics-astronomy.com/2020/04/set-your-alarm-jupiter-venus-and-moon.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+physics-astronomy%2FwNJb+%28Physics-Astronomy%29&m=1&fbclid=IwAR3eu14kZ1_MS_IY5A_mDuY8kJVCIfyR0T6NS09Kz4ma1seP4ZJDBUAbuxMDrawFor is a new social enterprise celebrating artists and raising money for important causes. This week, they launch their first campaign #DrawForNHS, raising funds for NHS Charities Together, through the sale of limited edition prints. Find out more https://www.Drawfor.org.RudeHealth have partnered with Chef’s in Schools to launch a new campaign #Flip2Feed to raise more money to help Chefs in Schools feed vulnerable children. You can get involved at www.crowdfunder.co.uk/flip2feedStacey Dooley is renting out her Strictly Come Dancing dressed to raise money for Rufuge Charit - you can find the information on her Instagram!Please do keep sending us in your good news and stories, you can find us on social media @canwejustask See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello! We are back with Episode 11 of What’s The Good News? and today is filled with lots of positivity relating to wildlife and the environment.According to the Wildlife Trust Hedgehogs have been enjoying lockdown - in more ways than one.https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/amorous-hedgehogs-enjoy-coronavirus-lockdown-a4427281.htmlPakistan has been tackling both environmental and economic issues by lifting social distancing restrictions to allow a project to plant 10 billion trees to resume.https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-pakistan-trees-fea/as-a-green-stimulus-pakistan-sets-virus-idled-to-work-planting-trees-idUSKCN22A369Scuba diving boats that have been grounded by the halt in tourism have been repurposed to support coral restoration on the Great Barrier Reef.https://passions.com.au/eco-tourism/It has been reported that there has been a reduction of 11,000 deaths caused by air pollution as a result of cleaner air in Europe.And finally, coal is currently not required for power in the UK, as we even look to turning off wind farms so as not to overload the grid while we use much less electricity during lock down. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back with even more good news to share in episode 10!Captain Tom Moore is celebrating his 100th birthday this week and has now raised over £29million for NHS charities. https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/tomswalkforthenhs In other fundraising news, Run for Heroes has now surpassed their £5million target. You can get involved instagram.com/run.for.heroesAn astroid four times the size of the largest building in the world is on its way towards the earth. The good news is it's only passing, and you can watch it as it does so here: https://www.virtualtelescope.eu/2020/03/06/potentially-hazardous-asteroid-52768-1998-or2-close-encounter-online-observations-28-apr-2020/Health officials in Odisha, India are hoping the 400 new ventilators ordered will help reduce the number of deaths by snake bites in the country, an issue that costs the country hundreds of lives every year. The National Theatre have launched a monthly quiz with hosts such as Ian McKellan, Helen Mirren and Lenny Henry on the line up. Find them on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/LJQ160k_VN4Rebecca Strickson has been working with Posters for the People, a project creating art for charity and decorating the city while they're at it! https://instagram.com/rebecca_strickson_illustration?igshid=bge5bdm1yvnaIf you have any good news to share, you can find us @canwejustask See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We are back with some good news to round off your week.Brewdog are giving free beers at the end of lockdown. You can sign up here: https://brewdog.typeform.com/to/gjyOYqPeanut butter has become a hack in at-home dog grooming.The Tate Modern have released a video tour of their Aubrey Beardsley exhibition, to be enjoyed from the comfort of your own sofa https://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-britain/exhibition/aubrey-beardsleyPenguins Edward and Annie have been on a date at Shedd Aquarium in Chicago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w2eDhC1bD0Scientists of the Florida Aquarium have made a breakthrough in coral conservation, with the first reproduction of cactus coral in human care. https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/historic-discovery-that-will-help-save-florida-reef-tract/Anthony O’Shaughnessy has been making dinner for his elderly neighbour. Find him on twitter www.twitteer.com/@anthonyshockFind us on social media @canwejustask to share your stories and positive news with us. And please rate, review and share the podcast with your friends. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back with more good news, to keep you positive during lockdown. This is episode 8, and we're really loving hearing all of your amazing stories and initiatives so please keep sending them in!Animal shelters around the country are starting to run out of animals! That means hundreds of stray dogs have found loving homes, and hundreds of lonely people have found a companion.In Thailand, there have been record numbers of leather-back turtle nests, after huge reductions in the numbers of tourists disturbing their natural habitats.Comic Relief have teamed up with artist Charlie Mackesy to release a limited edition t-shirt raising money for the NHS: https://shop.comicrelief.com/The BBC have announced the coolest line-up of substitute teachers to help children learn their summer curriculum from home. The line-up includes David Attenborough teaching geography, Danny Dyer teaching history and Professor Brian Cox teaching science: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-52351131Please keep sending in your good news stories, we are @canwejustask and at www.canwejustask.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 7 is here and today we come equipped with some lovely stories from the week.99 year old Tom Moore has raised over £17.5 million for the NHS walking in his garden https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/tomswalkforthenhsPivot are supporting young homeless people and have created a special bookmark in the shape of a hug to help their makers build a future makepivot.orgBanksy has been working from home, creating his latest piece in his own bathroom https://www.instagram.com/banksy/?hl=enA tweet by twitter.com/sara_rose_g has got #chlamydia trending - but not how you’d expect.Matt Muir showed his support for the NHS on Strava.Festival fans can seek a little solace knowing that Glastonbury generators will now be used to support Covid-19 testing centres.Please keep sending in your good news stories, we are @canwejustask and at www.canwejustask.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We are back with episode 6 of “What’s the good news?” bringing a twice-weekly dose of uplifting stories and good news bulletins from our hallway to lockdown wherever you are!Today we chat about:Penguin Random House UK is distributing free books to some of the communities most affected by the coronavirus crisis, including families on low incomes and older people facing isolation.https://www.penguin.co.uk/articles/company/news/2020/april/penguin-random-house-uk-distributing-free-books-to-communities-f.htmlJoy4All project set up by students of the Ever Active Schools recreational leadership program run by the Calgary Board of Education to share a hotline for Isolated seniors to listen to pre-recorded messages of positivity. Jokes, stories, meditations & educational messages.https://www.instagram.com/joy4allproject/TOMS have updated their giving model to offer £1 for every £3 made to their charity partners during this crisis. You can read more about this herehttps://www.toms.co.uk/global-giving-fundJay’s Pub Quiz, a family friendly online pub quiz has raised over £90k for the NHS.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_XoxB9hJ7YPlease keep sending in your good news stories, and let us know if you're enjoying the show - we are on social media @canwejustask See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Annie and Will for a dose of good news in episode 5 of What's The Good News? In today's show, here's the positivity we're sharing:Zane Powles - Assistant head teacher from Western primary School in Grimsby has been walking 5 miles a day to deliver 76 packed lunches to disadvantaged children from the school. Sports commentator Andrew Cotter has been keeping his skills well practiced with his dogs, Olive & Mabel.After 30 years, the reduction in air pollution and rise in air quality in India has brought the Himalayas bak into view!Chelsea Flower Show might have been cancelled but you can still get your floral fix.Love under Lockdown - Jeremy Cohen asked his neighbour in New York out by drone and they have been dating ever since whilst respecting the social distancing laws in Italy. @jeremycohenjeremyFor more good news, head to our instagram page @canwejustask and please leave a rating and a review if you enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 4 of Can We Just Ask: What’s the good news?Join Annie and Will for a dose of good news including:Face masks adapted to support American Sign Language Users. https://www.gofundme.com/f/reuasble-masks-for-the-deaf-and-hard-of-hearingA doctor whose adapted his bedside manner with a scan of his own face.New laws in China to prevent the sale and consumption of wildlife, cats and dogs.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-52131940More streaming services - including a tour of the Great Barrier Reef with David Attenborough and Fleabag on the Soho Theatre's on demand service.Plus - a dad who cleverly timed exercise to finish his run home at the same time as the clap for our carers.For more good news, head to our instagram page @canwejustask and please leave a rating and a review if you enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode 3 of Can We Just Ask: What’s the good news? we talk about bear hunts, shoeboxes for postmen, scientific innovations and more streaming of the arts.Today we are winding down the week with some more positive stories and initiatives that have uplifted us over the past few weeks.People of the Pandemic: An instagram project by Jaz O’Hara of The Worldwide Tribe to champion the unsung heroes of the Covid-19 Pandemic. Find the project on instagram @peopleofthepandemicFormer Commonwealth Games Athlete, James Campbell, has put his time in isolation to good use and run a whole 26.2 mile marathon in his 6 metre long back garden. He live streamed the whole thing to raise money for the NHS. You can donate here: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/james-campbell0104 #6mgardenmarathonPai Skincare put their lab and know-how to great use and have developed the Action Spirit hand sanitiser in a matter of days in response to the shortage a few weeks ago. They are now selling these on a 1-for-1 basis. You can buy one here and for every one purchased, another is donated to a NHS frontline worker, care home, homeless charity or beauty bank https://www.paiskincare.com/products/acton-spirit-hand-sanitizer?variant=31626028679255Amazon will be screening films due to be playing at the SXSW film festival. No further details have been released at time of recording but keep an eye out for details and updates.If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave us a review, share with your friends and let's continue to spread the good news.Want to get in touch? Find us @canwejustask on social media and follow our other projects canwejustask.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tune in for a twice-weekly dose of positive and uplifting news - each episode our hosts, Will & Annie, bring stories from around the world that are lifting spirits and reminding each other of the good going on around us.In this episode we talk freeing elephants, fighting loneliness with WaveLength, The Great British Sing-Along, Re-wilding and how to watch plays from the National Theatre Stage in your own living room.You can find out about the initiatives we shared here:Wave Length https://wavelength.org.uk/BBC Sing-along https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-52090318Heal Rewilding https://www.healrewilding.org.uk/National Theatre At Home https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/nt-at-home?queueittoken=e_safetyevent25mar20~q_169b09e1-a37b-4d27-bcac-f28dcbb4c0ad~ts_1585640643~ce_true~rt_safetynet~h_afeca701440f2adca73ec1d6911738c8a377d69e6d5d2815180f2cb22701c49dIf you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave us a review, share with your friends and let's continue to spread the good news.Want to get in touch? Find us @canwejustask on social media and follow our other projects canwejustask.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Can We Just Ask: What's the good news?The world has been turned upside down, it can be quite difficult to take and really hard to manage some days. So instead of continuing the same conversations that we hear on the news every day, we've decided to create our own positive news bulletin. Every Tuesday and Friday we'll bring 2 stories or initiatives each that we've come across to the show, to hopefully shine some light in the darkness.Whether it's businesses adapting to help those in need, new charities popping up or just people helping to spread joy - we hope our 10-15 minute episodes can bring you some happiness every week.This is the first episode of What's the good news? and today, we're talking about an acai business who found themselves with a little bit too much acai, a charity helping children get nutritious school meals from home, Help the Elderly - a charity helping the most vulnerable people in society, and a car business lending their fleet to some tired bums.For more info on each of the stories we mentioned, you can find them here or sign up to our newsletter.Grow Wild Acai: https://growildacai.co.uk/Chefs in Schools: https://www.chefsinschools.org.uk/Help the Elderly: https://www.helptheelderly.org/Virtuo: https://www.govirtuo.com/ukFor more, please head to our website www See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the final episode of season 1! We are so grateful to each of every one of you who has listened, sent us questions or come to an event. In episode 10, CWJA hosts Annie Clarke and Will Clempner discuss the over-arching question of How can we stand for a better tomorrow? The theme of the whole season has been focussed on inspiring change, and we look back over the panel discussions and interviews from the previous 9 episodes to hopefully do exactly that.Annie and Will share their own thoughts on the panel discussions on masculinity, gender equality, activist and social enterprise and also give a little hint about what might be to come in Season 2.TOMS have been our partner for the whole series, and we can't thank them enough for their support.If you want to send us a question or topic for next season, you can get in touch with us on instagram or on our website www.canwejustask.coWe hope you enjoy listening and we'll be back in 2020! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode of the Can We Just Ask Podcast in partnership with TOMS was recorded live, with a panel of four guests. This the second of our episodes on activism, and the focus of the discussion is on the question - Can Anyone Be An Activist? with questions from our audience as well as CWJA hosts Annie Clarke and Will Clempner.The panel includes activist and writer Gina Martin, documentary photographer and filmmaker Alice Aedy, presenter and broadcaster Richie Brave and Deputy CEO of The Diana Award - Alex Holmes.We discuss the challenges activists face, where people can start when wanting to create change, what the role of government is and ultimately - whether everyone can and should be an activist.We're very proud that all of the proceeds from this event went to our charity partner The Mix, and all of the tickets were sold via ethical ticket platform Ticketpass HQ.This is the final live panel discussion of season 1, we will be back in 2020 for season 2 and you can find more information on our website www.canwejustask.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we chat to Thais and Angelina from Gucci Gang, a collective of Parisian creatives who have started Safe Place - an online community to support women with the aim of changing the gender conversation entirely. Their work involves allowing women a safe space in which to talk and to ultimately create change - which brings us onto the wider conversation of how groups of individuals can actually make a difference?This is the first of two episodes that will dive into the topic of activism, with the next one being a live panel discussion on November 20th in London.Angelina, Thais, Annie and Will share personal stories that explore why the world of activism is changing, how we ensure we don't put people off by the large-scale, media grabbing headlines of spokesperson-led activism and ultimately ask, can small voices ever make a big enough difference?If you are affected by anything discussed in this episode, please speak to a professional. We are not experts, and everything we talk about is from personal experience. Our charity partner for the series is The Mix UK, who provide essential support for Under 25 year olds, and would be a good place to start if you want someone to talk to.TOMS, our partner for the episode, are also partnering with Gucci Gang to bring Safe Place events to women in Paris, allowing them to build communities, share and grow as a movement.This episode was recorded at L'Orangerie Studio in Paris.Our next panel, which will be recorded as Can We Just Ask episode 9, is entitled 'Why are women still paying for their sex?' on November 20th. For tickets visit https://ticketpass.org/event/EQRFKX See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode of the Can We Just Ask Podcast in partnership with TOMS was recorded live, with a panel of four guests. This the second of our episodes on gender equality (or society's lack of it...), and the focus of the discussion is on the question - Why Are Women Still Paying For Their Sex? with questions from our audience as well as CWJA hosts Annie Clarke and Will Clempner.The panel includes activist and journalist Milou Deelen, Dr Sara Kayat - This Morning's resident GP, Faima Bakar who is a journalist for The Metro and Grace Hazel - women's sexual health expert and 'vagina witch'.We discuss the way society views women's sexual health, women's bodies and women's choice, and the affect those views have on the progression we are making within the gender equality space. We also discuss how to bring men into the conversation more than we are doing already.We're very proud that all of the proceeds from this event went to our charity partner The Mix, and all of the tickets were sold via ethical ticket platform Ticketpass HQ.If you want to come to our next live panel discussion, you can find more information on our website www.canwejustask.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we chat to Milou Deelen, a Dutch journalist and activist who writes for publications like Vice. Milou's work looks into gender equality, male intimidation and slut-shaming and she has created viral content that challenges the societal norms that impact all genders.This is the first of two episodes that will dive into this topic, with the next one being a live panel discussion on October 30th in London.Milou, Annie and Will share personal stories that explore what slut-shaming is, why it's still happening and ultimately ask the question - who's really in control of women's bodies?If you are affected by anything discussed in this episode, please speak to a professional. We are not experts, and everything we talk about is from personal experience. Our charity partner for the series is The Mix UK, who provide essential support for Under 25 year olds, and would be a good place to start if you want someone to talk to.TOMS, our partner for the episode, are also partnering with Milou and Amsterdam-based girl empowerment non-profit, Project Fearless, to take a stand for gender equality for this generation of young women and the next. TOMS is giving an impact grant to Project Fearless to launch their pilot programme. The grant will directly support 36 girls aged 9-14 in Amsterdam to participate in three 6-8 week courses of hands-on learning and female-led mentoring.This episode was recorded in Vondel CS in Amsterdam.Milou will be part of our next panel entitled 'Why are women still paying for their sex?' on October 30th. For tickets visit https://ticketpass.org/event/EQRFKX See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode of the Can We Just Ask Podcast in partnership with TOMS was recorded live, with a panel of four guests. This the second of our episodes on masculinity, and the focus of the discussion is on the question - How Do We Shape The Future Of Masculinity? with questions from our audience as well as CWJA hosts Annie Clarke and Will Clempner.The panel includes James McVey from The Vamps, Iman Amrani - a journalist from the Guardian, Derek Owusu who is a writer and podcaster and Holli Rubin - a body image specialist.We discuss the nature of masculinity and how it impacts men's mental health, the role of woman in helping to create change and what we can do as individuals to bring about a shift in society.We're very proud that all of the proceeds from this event went to our charity partner The Mix, and all of the tickets were sold via ethical ticket platform Ticketpass HQ.If you want to come to our next live panel discussion, you can find more information on our website www.canwejustask.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we chat to James McVey - guitarist in The Vamps, who has been vocal about his experiences with his own mental health and body image issues before and after his time on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.James, Annie and Will dive into personal stories that explore why men have difficulty opening up, what societal pressures might be reinforcing gender stereotypes and ultimately, what modern masculinity could, or should, look like.If you are affected by anything discussed in this episode, please speak to a professional. We are not experts, and everything we talk about is from personal experience. Our charity partner for the series is The Mix UK, who provide essential support for Under 25 year olds, and would be a good place to start if you want someone to talk to.The Can We Just Ask Podcast is in partnership with TOMS, and for more info on our live events and future episodes please head to our website www.canwejustask.coJames will be part of our next panel entitled 'How do we shape the future of masculinity?' on September 24th. For tickets visit https://ticketpass.org/event/EFLRKI See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode of the Can We Just Ask Podcast in partnership with TOMS was recorded live, with a panel of four guests. The focus of the discussion is on the question - Can social entrepreneurship really change the world? with questions from our audience, as well as CWJA hosts Annie Clarke and Will Clempner.The panel includes: Nick Mcgirl (Ashoka), Lisa Hogg (TOMS), Josh Babarinde (Cracked It) and Alex Beasley (Patagonia). We discuss how social enterprise measure impact, what other businesses can learn from social-first companies and how we as consumers can make a difference in the world today.If you want to come to our next event, head to our website www.canwejustask.co - we're proud that all of the ticket sales are going to our charity partner The Mix (www.themix.org.uk) and are sold through ethical ticketing site TicketPass. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we chat with Lisa Hogg, the Senior Director of Marketing and Giving for TOMS EMEA. Annie and Will ask Lisa what we can do as individuals to inspire change in society, how social enterprises overcome the challenges of leading with a mission and ultimately - how can we all save the world?The Can We Just Ask Podcast is in partnership with TOMS, and aims to start conversations that matter by asking questions to inspire positive change. For more info on our live events - you can visit our website www.canwejustask.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the Can We Just Ask Podcast in partnership with TOMS. In this episode we introduce the series, our hosts - Annie Clarke and Will Clempner and we tell you how we plan on asking questions to inspire positive environmental and societal change.Can We Just Ask is all about starting conversations that matter, and if you'd like to join us at one of our live panel events, you can find information on www.canwejustask.coRemember, there's no such thing as a stupid question. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Can We Just Ask: The Podcast in partnership with TOMS - Starting conversations that matter...Welcome to the Can We Just Ask Podcast. In this season, we'll be asking questions with the intention of inspiring positive change. Hosted by Annie Clarke and Will Clempner, we'll be focussing on the overarching question of 'How can we all stand for a better tomorrow?' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.