Are you passionate about bringing more kindness into your workplace? Would you know how to put that into action?

Join us as we journey through kindness in action in organisations around the globe. With guest hosts and guests, this podcast will explore what kindness really means in a workplace context and how we can put kindness at the heart of everything we do at an individual, team, leadership and organisational level.

Every conversation is a rich discussion between people who use kindness and love as their compass through life, sharing their stories, their learning and their passion with you so that you can apply ideas and concepts in your own context.

Each of these individuals is being the ripple in their own way and we invite you join us on a journey of discovery to find out how those ripples are spreading and how you can spread ripples of your own.

In this first introductory episode, you'll meet Kindfest friends and Be The Ripple's Joanna Suvarna and Scott Leiper. Jo and Scott will top and tail each episode as they are broadcast. 

In the words of the World Kindness Movement, kindness is “to look beyond ourselves – beyond the boundaries of our country, beyond our culture, our race, our religion, and realize that we are citizens of the world and that KINDNESS is the common thread that unites us all”. We are a global community and together we can create ripples that will create a huge wave of positive change, one ripple at a time.

Find out more and join our community: https://www.betheripple.co.uk/

Find out more about Cognitize discussed in this introduction here: www.imaginocity.co.uk

We would like to say a massive thank you to:

Faithless and their agents for giving us permission to use their fantastic song, ‘Tweak Your Nipple’, as our intro and outro music. You can find out more about Faithless here: https://faithless.co.uk/

And their agent’s details are here: https://www.paradigmagency.com/music/faithless/

Andrew Jacobs for his kindness and generosity in helping us organise the administrational side of this podcast. You can find out more about Andrew and his work here: https://llarn.com/