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Seeds


Welcome to Seeds, where we have deep conversations with people making a positive impact with their lives.  Now with more than 300+ interviews and 150,000+ listens...

Website at www.theseeds.nz 
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Hosted by Steven Moe.  Stay curious.

 

steven@theseeds.nz / @nzstevenmoe and @seeds_podcast
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ISSN 2538-1113

For articles, videos, book information and more www.theseeds.nz and for other resources visit www.parryfield.com (Doing Business in NZ Guide, Start-ups Legal Toolkit, Social Enterprise Book, Charities Book).

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Jul 31, 2024

Welcome to ep 400!  I wanted to do something special and so asked two 9 year olds to sit and interview Dr Rod Carr who is the Climate Change Commissioner.  After all, they are inheriting the Earth so it felt right for them to ask the questions. 

Big thanks to Isaac and Emily for asking the questions!!  

If you like this why not subcribe and leave a rating and check out the 400 other episodes too!  www.theseeds.nz has a lot more as well.

There is also a children's book called The Apple Tree that may interest you as well - info here.

https://theseeds.nz/books/the-apple-tree/ 

Climate Change Commision site https://www.climatecommission.govt.nz/ 

"Dr Rod Carr, Chairperson

Dr Carr has extensive experience in both public and private sector governance and leadership. He served as Chair and non-executive director of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and served as Deputy Governor and for a time Acting Governor of the Bank. Dr Carr was the founding Chair of the National Infrastructure Advisory Board and for over a decade was a non-executive director of the Canterbury Employers’ Chamber of Commerce. He led the University of Canterbury as Vice Chancellor for ten years, and holds a PhD in Insurance and Risk Management, an MA in Applied Economics and Managerial Science, an MBA in Money and Finance and honours degrees in law and economics."