Local Do Gooders: Recent Episodes
Josh Whiteman
These are long form discussions with impactful individuals from our local community who are doing good things for people, for the planet and for each other. If nothing else comes from this podcast series we hope it inspires you to find out what is going on in your local community and get involved with whatever it is that makes you feel special.
On this episode we speak to Beth who set up the Soul Food Kitchen in Newquay. She is an inspiring woman who has provided a dinner and a place for people of all walks of life to come together. The Soul Food Kitchen is certainly the embodiment of what it means to be a community.
These are long form discussions with impactful individuals from our local community who are doing good things for people, for the planet and for each other. If nothing else comes from this podcast series we hope it inspires you to find out what is going on in your local community and get involved with whatever it is that makes you feel special.
Show your support and get involved by visiting https://www.facebook.com/soulfoodkitchennewquay/.
On this episode we speak to Matt from the WaveHouse in Newquay. He speaks about the work his church does to connect the community and his ambitious plans for the future.
These are long form discussions with impactful individuals from our local community who are doing good things for people, for the planet and for each other. If nothing else comes from this podcast series we hope it inspires you to find out what is going on in your local community and get involved with whatever it is that makes you feel special.
To follow their work visit http://www.nccdream.com/ and see how you can get involved.
In this episode of the Faces of Newquay series we speak to Newquay's very own Dicky Souray about his magnificent Sprout Spoken poetry evening.
These are long form discussions with impactful individuals from our local community who are doing good things for people, for the planet and for each other. If nothing else comes from this podcast series I hope it inspires you to find out what is going on in your local community and get involved with whatever it is that makes you feel special.
If you are reading this you should be following them on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/SproutSpoken/), no excuses, it is the best evening of entertainment you will go to in Newquay!
On this episode we speak to our friends at St Francis Dogs Home about the work they do housing and re-homing dogs. It was a privilege to be able to talk to two experts about how their organisation works but also they shared so much insight into how to be a good dog owner.
These are long form discussions with impactful individuals from our local community who are doing good things for people, for the planet and for each other. If nothing else comes from this podcast series we hope it inspires you to find out what is going on in your local community and get involved with whatever it is that makes you feel special.
Please support the great work St Francis has been doing by visiting https://www.stfrancisnewquay.org.uk/ and volunteering your time, donating to or just sharing their wonderful work.
On this episode we are speaking with Dave Brown the head of communications for St Petrocs a charity based in Cornwall.
They have an inspiring mission:
"At St Petrocs we believe homelessness shouldn’t be an issue in our society. We believe that for anyone facing homelessness, for whatever reason, there should be the care and support they need to help them."
A beautiful sentiment that is reflected in the positive work that Dave and the team at St Petrocs are doing.
These are long form discussions with impactful individuals from our local community who are doing good things for people, for the planet and for each other. If nothing else comes from this podcast series we hope it inspires you to find out what is going on in your local community and get involved with whatever it is that makes you feel special.
Find them on https://stpetrocs.org.uk/ and please support them as much as you can!
On this episode of the Faces of Newquay Series we are speaking to Luke Berkeley the managing director of the Newquay Community Orchard. It is an inspiring chat about their involvement in the community and the impressive plans for the future of NCO.
These are long form discussions with impactful individuals from our local community who are doing good things for people, for the planet and for each other. If nothing else comes from this podcast series we hope it inspires you to find out what is going on in your local community and get involved with whatever it is that makes you feel special.
Check out their website https://newquayorchard.co.uk/, go and visit them, and support their project in anyway you can. Because it is all Good stuff done by Good people.
On this episode we are speaking to Gemma who runs Plastic Free Newquay. We talk about how to transition your business and personal life towards being plastic free. We also delve into the state of the world and the way we can solve some of our issues one step at a time.
These are long form discussions with impactful individuals from our local community who are doing good things for people, for the planet and for each other. If nothing else comes from this podcast series we hope it inspires you to find out what is going on in your local community and get involved with whatever it is that makes you feel special.
It's well worth checking out https://www.facebook.com/plasticfreenewquay/ to find out what you can do to use less plastic!
On this episode we speak to Alex and Harrison who run Vegan Events in Cornwall. It is a fascinating chat about the philosophy surrounding veganism but also covers a lot around living sustainably in general.
These are long form discussions with impactful individuals from our local community who are doing good things for people, for the planet and for each other. If nothing else comes from this podcast series I hope it inspires you to find out what is going on in your local community and get involved with whatever it is that makes you feel special.
Together they host Vegan Events Cornwall (https://www.facebook.com/veganeventscornwall/).
Harrison runs a very cool vegan clothing company Generation-V (https://www.facebook.com/WeAreGenV/).
Alex runs runs the most delicious vegan cake business in Newquay, Renaissance Cakery (https://www.facebook.com/RenaissanceCakery/).