Show Notes
The 50th Episode!
We are celebrating the 50th episode of the Beyond Consultation podcast by looking back at our most popular episodes, some hidden gems, and what we’ve learnt (which we also share with you!).
From only 7 plays in our first month, the podcast has grown to over 600 plays in this past month alone. This is a testament to how many people are finding value in our content and how it’s being shared with others. So thank you for spreading the word!
To continue the celebration we are giving away a book from one of the amazing authors that we’ve interviewed on this show. Head to our LinkedIn page to see a full list of the books that are up for grabs and follow the instructions to put your name in the hat to win one of them.
Here’s to our first half-century!
In today’s episode you’ll learn:
Summaries of our top 3 most played episodes
'Excerpts form ‘hidden gem’ episodes
Top 5 tips on starting your own podcast, from our own experience
Resources mentioned in this episode
The First Time Facilitator podcast
Ep 14 - Beyond Sticky Notes - Co-design - with Kelly Ann McKercher
Ep 40 - The Southern Initiative and The Power of Community-Led, with Gael Surgenor
Ep 9 - The Five Wai's (Not Why's) of Māori Engagement, with Atawhai Tibble
Ep 19 - Collective Impact with An Aotearoa Flavour - with Israel Hawkins
Ep 20 - For the Love of Community Engagement - with Becky Hirst
Ep 30 - Engaging After Trauma - The Royal Commission into the Christchurch Mosques Attack, with Chris Mene
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