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Working for Progress is a podcast about work, wellbeing, and what it means to live a meaningful life.
Hosted by social entrepreneur Dani Trudeau and rooted in the community of Tribe Porty in Edinburgh, each season explores a theme, The Body, through honest, unhurried conversations with people who are shaping their working lives with intention. These aren't interviews about career advice or productivity hacks. They're deeper conversations about values, identity, creativity, burnout, purpose, and the quiet grit behind the work people do.
If you love podcasts like On Being or The Pause, and you're asking bigger questions about how you want to work and live, this is for you.
Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you get your podcasts.
Opdateringsfrekvens:
every 43 days
Gjennomsnittlig lydlængde:
34 minutes
Gæsteinterviews
Har sponsorer
Engelsk
USA
39 episoder
siden 5. april 2023
episodic
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A turning point through grief and a dysregulated nervous system left Ailsa Lochhead with a question she's been answering ever since; what happens when you follow the tug instead of the plan?
Ailsa is the founder of Move To Feel, dancing outdoors in the park or on the beach, headsets on, moving…
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Ellie Harte is a clinical massage therapist who's spent her career learning to listen. Not just to what clients say, but to what their bodies tell her. Sometimes it's as simple as holding the tissue and muscle in her hands and letting it speak.
In this conversation, Ellie reflects on a gr…
Caroline Gibb is a Community Development Lead working in palliative care, supporting individuals and communities through dying, caring, and grief. In this conversation, she talks with Dani about what it means to hold emotionally demanding work while living with chronic illness and pain. The convers…
Sometimes in life there are defining moments that set us on a path. For Isobel Mercer, one came while riding on the back of a motorbike through miles of decimated palm-oil plantations. When she finally reached the lush rainforest beyond, the stark contrast between destruction and life left an impri…
What does it take to stay human inside powerful legal systems?
In this episode of Working For Progress, Dani is joined by Andrea Fraser, a Civil Justice Lawyer at JUSTICE, whose career has spanned employment law, human rights, public inquiries, and some of the most challenging legal cases of our ti…
Liz Gration is a freelance marketer specialising in SEO, digital PR, and content writing. She helps businesses of all sizes, from small Edinburgh shops and venues to international retailers, healthcare companies, charities, and environmental organisations, to strengthen their online presence and gr…
Gael Drummond has been quietly making waves in the social enterprise world, bringing a leadership style that is both tenacious and refreshingly ego-less. With a background in sport and physical activity, she brings the same determination and winning spirit to her work, but channels it in a way that…
Sonny Ruggiero is a yoga teacher, art historian, and community builder who recently joined Tribe Porty as our Community Support Assistant. Originally from California, Sonny moved to Scotland to pursue her PhD in the History of Art at the University of Edinburgh, where her research explored the visu…
In this episode, Dani speaks with Dr. Jane Booth, a leadership development specialist and founder of Opus 29., whose PhD-informed, practitioner-led approach helps people lead themselves and others with greater confidence.
They explore what good leadership actually looks like from the inside, why bo…
In this episode, Dani speaks with Paul Lambie — writer, designer, poet, and community gatherer, known to many as Poetry Paul and Paul's Props.
Paul's path has taken him from the world of TV and film to becoming a full-time stay-at-home dad — a shift that raised bigger questions about iden…
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