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In this Podcast we talk to Penny Power OBE who started Ecademy the first scoop network for business people. It became very successful but ran into problems with the economic crash and when Linkedin Started up.

Although having achieved an OBE, Penney found her self worth and self esteem challenged and then had to start anew and had to reassess her life and her goals. In this webinar we will discuss the journey she went through.

In this Podcast interview with Perry Walker we discuss how local authorities can set up a number of deliberative democracy projects like citizen assemblies citizen juries and other forms democracy by dialogue.

Perry is a Fellow of the New Economic Foundation and Involve. He has spent the last 20 years developing tools that allow people to “do democracy.” Perry with others has developed Talk Shop whose mission is to invigorate democracy by involving ordinary people in informed convocations that enable them to have greater influence over the decisions that affect them

In this Podcast we interview Councillor Victoria Pite about climate change. What can local authorities do to make a difference. "A climate emergency has been declared by Haringey Council amid growing fears that time is running out to prevent “catastrophic” global warming.

Vicki introduced a similar motion in Enfield and we will discuss with her why she thinks this important and what she thinks can be done.

In this Podcast with Nishan Dzhingozyan we talk about the Bulgarian Community in London and also in Enfield.

18 years ago, when Nishan started hi life in the UK and was surprised to find that the relationship between Bulgaria and its diaspora in the UK were not at the level he would have expected. Today the Bulgarian community in the UK is much bigger, much better organised and has become probably the biggest Bulgarian diaspora abroad.

In this Podcast we talk to Charles Appleby about how we can address climate change in our own lives and in that of our communities. Charles believes that unless we do something about it, climate change will wreck the world as we know it

In this Podcast we discuss with Emma Carlitos home schooling. Emma has chosen homeschooling for her children. Around 57,800 children were home schooled in 2018, up from 45,500 in 2017 and 37,500 in 2016.

In this Podcast we talk with Hamida Ali about ECYPS which is all about working with children & young people Here we will be interviewing Hamida Ali from ECYPS where she will talk about the work of Enfield Children & Young People''s Services.

There are currently 600 organisations working with children and young people in Enfield. ECYPS is an umbrella organisation co-ordinating and strengthening children & young persons' services.

In this Podcast Barbara Ball from ASEND talks about schools, exclusion and mental health. She also tells about the difficulty in dealing with the different authorities and the important need for join up working and developing a strategy that involves all the stakeholders concerned.

In this Podcast we talk to Sharron Spice an Enfield Resident and she has written a play about universal credit because she fears that it has blighted the lives of many and resulted in countless lives being lost.

In this podcast we interview Frances Scott the founder of the 50 50 Parliament Campaign with the aim to have equal gender representation in our Parliament.