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A journey of more than five decades from Tyneside to Shanghai and back for Andy Haddon has led to the realisation that creating a kinder way of living and doing business is needed but will only come by reaching out and enriching the diverse communities and relationships in which change will flourish. It is the bedrock upon which societal change depends. Through conversations with many partners on the relevance of the deep and broad work of Big River Bakery this podcast series shares insights on how to achieve systemic change through a place-based approach relevant to policy makers and others.
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- Discussion with Kim McGuiness · 49 min · Säsong 1 Avsnitt 10In this final episode of The Big River Podcast, host Andy speaks with newly elected mayor Kim McGuinness about her first six months in office and plans for the Northeast’s…
- From Clusters to Cooperatives: Building the Mondragon of the North East? A discussion with David Charles · 47 min · Säsong 1 Avsnitt 9In this episode, Andy Haddon hosts Professor David Charles from Newcastle Business School to discuss economic development, innovation, and the role of social enterprises in…
- Quadruple Helix Thinking: Place-Based Innovation and Resilient Entrepreneurship. A discussion with John Goddard · 41 min · Säsong 1 Avsnitt 8In this episode, Andy Haddon hosts John Goddard, Emeritus Professor of Regional Development Studies at Newcastle University, for a deep dive into place-based innovation, social…
- Scaling Deep: Building Community Through Social Enterprise. A discussion with Pablo Munoz · 50 min · Säsong 1 Avsnitt 7In this episode of the Big River Bakery Podcast, host Andy Haddon speaks with Pablo Munoz, a professor at Durham University Business School specializing in sustainable…
- From Left Behind to Leading Change: Building Communities Through Social Enterprise: A discussion with Graham Tower · 57 min · Säsong 1 Avsnitt 6In this episode, Andy Haddon speaks with Graham Thrower, Head of the Institute for Economic and Social Inclusion at Sunderland University. They discuss the critical role of…
- The Power of the Stottie: Kindness, Resilience, and Community Impact · 48 min · Säsong 1 Avsnitt 5In this episode of the Big River Bakery podcast, hosted by Andy Haddon and Gail Lawler, focuses on "The Power of the Stottie and Kindness." They explore how the stottie—a…
- How the Hairy Bikers Baked a Community: From Shieldfield to Global Stottie Fame · 41 min · Säsong 1 Avsnitt 4In this episode of the Big River Bakery podcast, Andy Haddon reflects on the last five years of the bakery's journey, with a focus on its expansion in Shieldfield in Newcastle…
- Itinerant bakers find a home: The First Five Years of Big River Bakery · 49 min · Säsong 1 Avsnitt 3In this episode, Andy Haddon of Big River Bakery shares the story of the bakery's first five years, highlighting its evolution from a small community initiative to a social…
- Bees, Green Street, and the Road to Big River Bakery: A Journey of Passion and Purpose · 38 min · Säsong 1 Avsnitt 2Episode Summary In this episode, Andy Haddon, founder of Big River Bakery, reflects on the 10 years following his return from Shanghai to the village of Wylam. He recounts his…
- From Firestarter to Baker: The Journey from Tyneside to Shanghai and back · 37 min · Säsong 1 Avsnitt 1Title: Big River Bakery – The Backstory In this episode, Andy Haddon and Gail Lawler share the origins of Big River Bakery and its mission as a community-driven social…
- Welcome to Big River Rising Podcast - TRAILER · 2 min · Säsong 1A journey of more than five decades from Tyneside to Shanghai and back for Andy Haddon has led to the realisation that creating a kinder way of living and doing business is…







