Welcome to our new podcast
In our increasingly complex urban world, difference-makers all face the same QUESTION: How can we initiate, drive and sustain URBAN CHANGE in any of its forms – whether it be social change, behaviour change, policy change, or, at its most challenging, system change?
Our podcast, ‘MASSIVE SMALL STORIES’, presents lessons from all over the world, amplifying how inspiring people have answered these QUESTIONS by doing amazing things throughout their lives and careers to bring about positive change. It celebrates those who have overcome all odds by pursuing their purpose in life, challenging the status quo, seeing the solution through the other side of the lens and, relentlessly persevering to deliver the change we all want. These are the radical incrementalists - our Massive Small agents of change.
Hosted by Kelvin Campbell, urbanist and author of ‘Making Massive Small Change’, and Liam Black, social entrepreneur and author of ‘How to Lead with Purpose’, the podcast starts with an introduction to Massive Small and the hosts.
Now available on Spotify, Apple, and Google Podcasts, MASSIVE SMALL STORIES amplifies the success of three of our best:
The Radical Tea Drinker: Maff Potts, the confessed nuisance, jazz musician and Director at Association of Camerados, the public living room people who get together and get each other through tough times. Not to be missed. (Out now)
The Neighbourhood Champ: Seth Kaplan, author of ‘Fragile Neighbourhoods: Repairing American Society, One Zip Code at a Time’, is one of the world's leading experts on fragile states, societies, communities, and neighbourhoods. (out on the 9th January 2024)
The Northern Powerhouse: Ruth Ibegbuna, the founder of RECLAIM, The Roots Programme, and the Rekindle School, has a relentless focus on working side by side with young people to get them to believe in their inherent abilities and to demand the best for themselves and their lives. (out on the 16th January 2024)
Join us to hear stories from others such as Jonathan Smales, Yolande Barnes, Nicola Bacon and Ruth Turner. If you have a story you want to be told, please contact kelvin@massivesmall.com