In this episode, an old friend of Creative Shock, Jurgis Didžiulis joins us. Musician, social figure, social activist, and a host of many of our conferences is sharing his experiences about traveling the world and reveals his characteristics and activities that are less visible to the mainstream public. We got to hear about the behind-the-scenes of Creative Shock’s final weekend, and of course, we talked about social business struggles and improvements in Lithuania.

Entrepreneurship, innovation and development are the main spheres in which Ieva Žebrytė is a real specialist. In this episode our guest, who is a lecturer in the Universidad de La Frontera (UFRO), Chile not only gets more in depth about the integral parts of social business but also shares her views on Creative Shock, experience during the studies, life in Chile as well as her teaching experience.

CEO of social enterprise “Geri Norai” Jurgita Ribinskaitė - Glatzer shares her insights on monitoring social business and explains how and why she got into helping those who need help the most. Our guest talks about her experience in conducting seminars and spreading the word about this field of activity as well as shares her impressions about participating in the Creative Shock project.

Tim received his education as a social worker in the Netherlands, and when he came to Lithuania, he decided to start a socially responsible business - the restaurant "Pirmas blynas". In this episode, Tim shares his experience of founding and nurturing social business, how important social business is to society, reveals how great ideas are born and what impact Creative Shock has had both on him and his business.