The Healthy Power Alliance Podcast

#11 - Simon Fanshawe - author, business owner and broadcaster

Simon Fanshawe, author, partner at a diversity and inclusion consultancy, and experienced NED talks to host Pete Burden about Healthy Power and tells a few stories and jokes along the way.
Simon on LinkedIn
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#10 Richard Lee - community based activist

Richard Lee, who describes himself as a community based activist, talks to host Pete Burden about power and the importance of framing and ‘protocols’.
Links: Justspace - an informal alliance of around 80 community groups, campaigns and concerned independent organisations formed to act as a voice for Londoners at grass-roots level. And Fairville - an international and collaborative research project aiming to address embedded urban inequalities.
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#9 Chenai Mukumba - ED of the Tax Justice Network Africa

Chenai Mukumba, Executive Director of the Tax Justice Network Africa, talks to host Pete Burden about power and influence: from policy to the personal.
From a ChatGPT summary of the transcript:
"Chenai shares her journey of discovering power, from a student inspired by a classmate’s charisma to leading a pan-African advocacy network. She reflects on the emotional challenges of navigating influence, balancing dominance with grace, and confronting systemic imbalances. Chenai highlights Africa’s untapped potential, advocating for self-awareness and education to reshape its global narrative. Her story is one of growth, resilience, and a passion for empowering others." 
Chenai on LinkedIn
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#8 Matt Scott - Community Development in Barking and Dagenham

Matt Scott is Chief Exec at Thames Life, in London, but sometimes describes himself simply as a community worker. He talks to host Pete Burden about his experiences of power.
Matt on LinkedIn
Pete on LinkedIn

#7 Suhair Fakhoury on connection

Suhair Fakhoury is a coach and an artist. She speaks to host John Buck about being in the process of Healthy Power, and especially the experience of connection.
Suhair on LinkedIn
John on LinkedIn

#6 Daniel Thornton - Global health and education, and government

Daniel Thornton works in global health and education, and talks to host Pete Burden about his experiences growing Healthy Power.
Daniel on LinkedIn
Pete on LinkedIn

#5 Shani Newbold on leaders and leadership

Shani Newbold talks to host Pete Burden about Healthy Power, and leadership.
Shani is the founder of Cadence Partners and uses her energy to address inequality through fairer and more transparent executive recruitment processes. 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/shani-newbold/

#4 Polly Robbins - worker co-ops

Polly Robbins talks to host Pete Burden about Healthy Power in worker co-ops and flatter hierarchy organisations.
Polly is a community builder focused on social impact, a Director-Member at Outlandish and Founder-Manager of SPACE4.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/polly-robbins-80136940/

#3 Roy Trivedy - former UK and UN international civil servant

Roy Trivedy talks to host Pete Burden about his experiences of Healthy Power, while working in the United Nations and several third-sector organisations.
Roy has been in international development for more than 30 years.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/hemansu-roy-trivedy-59898687/

#2 Stephanie Rochford, PWYP, on Healthy Power

Stephanie Rochford, one of the Directors at Publish What You Pay (PWYP), talks to host Pete Burden about her experiences of Healthy Power in a global network of organisations.
“Publish What You Pay is a group of civil society organizations that advocates for financial transparency in the extractive industry” (Wikipedia).
Steph - LinkedIn