Nicola Bone, Founder of Urban Bliss Yoga, is on a mission to use yoga to improve student wellbeing and resilience via a Silent Revolution. Shockingly, one in seven young Australians aged 4-17 years suffers from mental illness. Nicola created Sound Off for Schools to bring mindfulness into the classroom. Enjoying the episode? Leave us a review and read our blog: 5 reasons you should take a break at www.humanfactor.com.au

Sabrina Chakori founded the Brisbane Tool Library in 2017, after realising that to tackle the world’s waste problems we had to question what we buy and why. The social enterprise allows members to access a huge library of tools, camping and sports gear for a yearly fee. Enjoying the episode? Leave us a review and read our blog "The Circular Economy: How 4 social enterprises maximise their social impact" www.humanfactor.com.au

Kim Rollason-Nokes, Funder of social enterprise Ethni (previously Enrich’d Creative), has witnessed first hand the barriers young women from culturally diverse backgrounds face when looking for work. Kim shares how Ethni came to be and how to stay motivated as a start-up social entrepreneur.

Ben Jeffreys, CEO of Cambodia-based social enterprise ATEC Biodigesters International, is tackling a health issue that causes more deaths than malaria: cooking with wood. As the former National Development Manager of the School of Social Entrepreneurs, Ben shares common mistakes social entrepreneurs make and how to avoid them.

Melita and Jonathan Shirley, Co-Founders of Mammojo, share their insights into accelerator programs for aspiring social entrepreneurs. Mammojo creates breastfeeding-friendly active wears for new mothers. With each sale, a birth kit is provided to the world's most vulnerable women so they can have a clean and safe birth.

Damien Stone, CEO and Co-founder of Water3, has worked with the world’s biggest names in beverages: Lion Nathan, Coca-Cola, and Schweppes. Today, Damien is disrupting the single-use plastic bottle industry and shares his tips to transition from a day job to running a successful social enterprise.

Matthew Boyd, Founder of Vollie, tells us how social entrepreneurs can bring sexy back to volunteering. As a certified B Corp, Vollie helps charities and businesses with purpose connect with skilled people through online volunteering

Noam Angrist, Founder of NGO Young 1ove, shares how to use evidence to implement peer-to-peer programs that work. Based in Botswana, Young 1ove has changed the lives of 35,000 young Africans across 358 schools. The goal: reach 1 million by 2020.

This month, we’ve concocted a special edition of the top 5 digital trends for social entrepreneurs and change-makers with tips on how you can jump on the bandwagon. Like what you hear? Hit subscribe.

Are you a social entrepreneur or run a business with purpose? If you’ve been tossing around the idea of a B Corp certification for your organisation, tune in to our chat with Charlie Syme from B Corp.

Hannah Colman, Co-founder of social enterprise Scarf, cooked up a way to help young marginalised people, like refugees and asylum seekers, find jobs and connect to the biggest names in hospitality.

Adam James, Founder of Cup From Above, joins us to kick off Season 2 and end 2017 in style. Adam tells us how a community café is tackling big issues like homelessness, drug addiction, crime and poverty.

The Human Factor Podcast turns 1! Tune-in to our best of episode: 5 tips from 14 social entrepreneurs who are making a positive impact on the world. The show social change-makers can’t afford to miss!

Sandra Capponi, Co-founder of Good On You, tells us what it takes to launch an app for social change and how to know if your favourite brands are truly as good as they claim to be.

Jordyn de Boer, one half of Boomerang Bags, shares the ins and outs of a thriving grassroots organisation working with the community to reduce Australia’s huge reliance on single-use plastic bags.

Sharna De Lacy, Co-founder of social enterprise The Fabric Social, tells us how she runs an ethical clothing brand to help conflict-affected women in Asia get out of poverty for good.

Rosie Thomas, one half of Project Rockit, shares her tips for running a youth-led school program. The thriving social enterprise is known for its award-winning anti-bullying program.

Margaret Quixley, Founder of Young Opportunities Australia, opens up about the challenges of balancing a social enterprise and a full-time job. Margaret’s insights are refreshing for social entrepreneurs and job seekers alike.

Chris Raine, Founder and CEO of Hello Sunday Morning, shares how he built the largest online movement for alcohol behaviour change in the world.

Join us for our special 8th episode where we find out what it means to be bold for change. All interviews were recorded live during an International Women’s Day event hosted by One Woman Project.

Roz Campbell, Founder of Tsuno, shares her tips to nail crowdfunding. The social enterprise supports organisations like with One Girl who provides education scholarships and sanitary pads to marginalised girls in Sierra Leone and Uganda.

Power woman Mara Bun, former CEO of Green Cross Australia, tells us how to rally our troops despite conflicting views. As a company director and moderator, Mara advocates for the power of stories and the value of collaboration.

We kick off the new year with Adam Miller, CEO of Planet Indonesia. Born in America, environmentalist Adam works with local communities in West Kalimantan to reduce deforestation.

Lauren Shuttleworth, Founder of Word With Heart and alumnus of The School of Social Entrepreneurs, shares the art of supporting a cause through collaboration. The social enterprise creates eco-friendly stationery and printery that funds women's and girls' education projects.

Lucas Patchett, one half of Orange Sky Laundry, built a free mobile laundry with his best mate Nic Marchesi in their old van to help the homeless. Lucas and Nic were the 2016 Young Australians of the Year.