The end of an era, and the start of something new
They say all good things must come to an end, and the Good Sesh is no exception!
My time leading Big Little Brush has come to an end, and I've handed the reins of over to the amazing crew at Red Dust. (https://www.reddust.org.au/) (read more about that here (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/final-big-little-update-joel-hanna/?trackingId=71%2FO0%2FnyS5OD29KYzBHk7Q%3D%3D).) With that in mind, it feels only right to bring the Good Sesh to a close too. It's been such a dream to interview some of the coolest folks on the planet, each doing super interesting (and good) things.
A huge thank you to everyone who's been a guest, has listened to the show, or supported us in some way. It's deeply appreciated :)
I'm enjoying having less on my plate and getting back to some of the other things I love in life.
Stay in touch! Nothing but love (:
JH x
13 Jul 2023
Sarah Sheridan from Clothing the Gaps on wearing your values, and the power of visibility
Meet Sarah Sheridan
Sarah is the co-founder and deputy CEO at Clothing the Gaps (https://www.clothingthegaps.com.au/)
Clothing the Gaps is an Aboriginal social enterprise, producing garments that unite communities.
Sarah and Joel talked the amazing work the Clothing the Gaps crew do, and building capacity for the long term
Quick mention that this is the last episode of the Good Sesh, for at least the foreseeable future, as we go through some changes at Big Little Brush, but a little more on that at a later stage.
big little brush (https://biglittlebrush.org/)
We sell beautiful, biodegradable toothbrushes that do their best to do a helpful thing! Our profits help fund health and hygiene programs in remote communities around Australia via Red Dust (https://reddust.org.au/) and Children's Ground (https://childrensground.org.au/).
Thanks for listening
JH x
8 Jun 2023
Roz Campbell from Tsuno on period health, beauty, and the universal value of health equity
Meet Roz Campbell
Roz is the founder and director of period product company Tsuno (https://www.tsuno.com.au/), based in Melbourne
Tsuno (https://www.tsuno.com.au/) make beautiful, thoughtful, and inclusive period products, and donate half their profits to community organisations like One Girl (https://www.onegirl.org.au/)
Roz and Joel discussed the power of beautiful design to make people feel welcome and cared for, even in their most difficult seasons
big little brush (https://biglittlebrush.org/)
We sell beautiful, biodegradable toothbrushes that do their best to do a helpful thing! Our profits help fund health and hygiene programs in remote communities around Australia via Red Dust (https://reddust.org.au/) and Children's Ground (https://childrensground.org.au/).
Thanks for listening
JH x
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