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A Dog Called Diversity
Lisa Mulligan
143 episodes
1 week ago
What if your workplace could be someone's only safe space to exist authentically? Martin King, founder of Pride Pledge, reveals how organisations can become sanctuaries for rainbow communities in ways that transform lives and businesses alike. After nearly three decades in corporate HR roles, Martin experienced burnout that led to an epiphany. His passion for creating inclusive environments could become his purpose. Seven years ago, he founded Pride Pledge, now New Zealand's largest rainbow ...
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What if your workplace could be someone's only safe space to exist authentically? Martin King, founder of Pride Pledge, reveals how organisations can become sanctuaries for rainbow communities in ways that transform lives and businesses alike. After nearly three decades in corporate HR roles, Martin experienced burnout that led to an epiphany. His passion for creating inclusive environments could become his purpose. Seven years ago, he founded Pride Pledge, now New Zealand's largest rainbow ...
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A Dog Called Diversity
Creating Safe Spaces for All.....with Martin King
What if your workplace could be someone's only safe space to exist authentically? Martin King, founder of Pride Pledge, reveals how organisations can become sanctuaries for rainbow communities in ways that transform lives and businesses alike. After nearly three decades in corporate HR roles, Martin experienced burnout that led to an epiphany. His passion for creating inclusive environments could become his purpose. Seven years ago, he founded Pride Pledge, now New Zealand's largest rainbow ...
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1 week ago
50 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Supported Decision Making .....with Erika Butters
Erika Butters is revolutionising disability rights through technology that puts decision-making power back where it belongs—with the individual. Her platform Volition serves as a digital preference bank where people with disabilities can document, store, and share their likes, dislikes, and support needs, addressing a profound human rights issue that everyone deserves to make their own decisions, regardless of cognitive ability. Erika walks us through the concept of supported decision-maki...
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3 weeks ago
41 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
The Good Mahi Model......with Haemia Melling
Support the show The Culture Ministry we specialise in building sustainable businesses through productive and effective work cultures. We do this through: 🟡 Culture Audits, Surveys, Benchmarking and Data Work 🟡 Crafting Culture Strategy that connects with Organisational Purpose 🟡 Long term leadership programs to advance leadership teams in building sustainable and inclusive cultures. What that leaders say, do, and measure, has a massive impact on your culture and the sustainability of y...
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1 month ago
39 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Navigating Menopause with Confidence.....with Tracy Minnoch Nuku
Ever wondered if the cognitive struggles of menopause might actually be preparing your brain for something better? In this conversation with Tracy Minnoch-Nuku, founder of Sexy Aging, we explore a perspective on menopause that transforms it from a dreaded decline into an empowering transition. Tracy shares how her 35-year career in the fitness industry collided with her own perimenopause journey, leading her to create a brand that challenges stereotypes about aging. The term "sex...
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1 month ago
48 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Te Ao Māori Leadership.....with Emma Rutherford
What if everything we've been taught about leadership is fundamentally flawed? Emma Rutherford's research into Te Ao Māori (the Māori world) leadership principles challenges the individualistic Western leadership model that dominates our organisations. Drawing from her experience as an organisational development leader and research with high-performing teams, Emma reveals how indigenous wisdom can transform our approach to workplace culture. While western organisations celebrate ...
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2 months ago
46 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Tiny Rice Grains.....with Lyn R Lee
We are so excited to have Lyn R Lee on A Dog Called Diversity to talk about her career and her new book Tiny Rice Grains. As the former Global Head of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) at Shell, Lyn shares with host Lisa Mulligan her: Remarkable 22-year+ career at ShellHow her book "Tiny Rice Grains" came about. Her approach to DEI work that focuses on human connection, authentic storytelling, and the power of small, consistent actions that accumulate to create meaningfu...
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2 months ago
57 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Creating Visibility for Women Over 45..... with Lot Hawkins
Have you ever felt suddenly invisible in your workplace despite your wealth of knowledge and experience? This episode explores the often-overlooked challenges of an aging workforce and the urgent need to build bridges between generations. Lot Hawkins, founder of The Stella Collective, shares her journey from art therapy to qualitative research, and how approaching her 50s sparked a mission to create visibility for women over 45. During the conversation Lot and Lisa discuss how workplac...
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3 months ago
34 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Thriving with Bipolar....with Katie Rickson
Katie Rickson shares her journey living with bipolar disorder, from diagnosis after giving birth to her daughter to finding meaning through advocacy and running her own business with built-in flexibility. She shares the neurological differences of bipolar, the impact of hormonal cycles on symptoms, and her journey from shame to self-acceptance through reframing her condition as neurodivergence rather than illness. Listen in to learn about: • What bipolar disorder actually is, including...
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3 months ago
49 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
The Brain Diversity Advantage - with Jenny Turner
Ever wondered why some colleagues approach work so differently from you? It's not just personality—it might be neurodiversity at play. Jenny Turner, founder of Human Fabric, takes us on a fascinating journey into how different brain types function in the workplace. With approximately 20% of the population being neurodivergent (including conditions like autism, ADHD, and dyslexia), understanding these differences isn't just an inclusion issue, it's a business advantage. Jenny shares compell...
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4 months ago
42 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Bloke Coaching...with Iain Schmidt
In this episode, we sat down with Iain Schmidt, executive coach, speaker and facilitator who shared his transformative journey to redefine male allyship and inclusion. Iain opened up about his motivations, his desire to be a better role model for his children, and the societal stereotypes he aims to challenge for a more inclusive future. Iain also went on to explain the complex emotions tied to male privilege, from being applauded for chores to the various stages of denial and anger men ofte...
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1 year ago
1 hour 14 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Inclusive Leadership...with John Lombard
Join the ranks of visionary leaders and cultural champions in our latest episode, as we sit down with John Lombard, CEO of NTT Data. With a tapestry of international experiences enriching our discussion, John unveils the nuances of inclusive leadership that he's masterfully woven through a career spanning continents. From the art of communication across cultural chasms to the personal touches that define his life, including an enduring love for the Collingwood football club, this conversation...
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1 year ago
36 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Pedalling into the Unknown...with Sally Fenner
Bike widowhood—a club I never expected to join, yet here I am, swapping stories with Sally Fenner, an author whose life reads like an adventure novel. My husband's obsession with mountain biking led us to Sally and her equally bike-mad husband, Mark, but that's just the starting point. Sally takes us on a narrative journey from the rugged trails of mountain biking from Canada to Mexico off-road to an enchanting carp fishing lake in the French countryside, painting a vivid picture of an unorth...
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1 year ago
46 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Embracing the Side Hustle.... with Dannie Lynn Fountain
Discover the unexpected power of keeping your day job with side hustle guru Dannie Lyn Fountain, as she unveils her journey and the critical importance of income diversification. Our conversation takes a deep dive into the synergies between ADHD, autism, and side hustling—a discussion that promises to enlighten and inspire. With Dannie's latest book, "Keep Your Day Job," she shares not just her own trials, including being fired for her entrepreneurial endeavors, but also hands-on strategies f...
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1 year ago
38 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Redefining Sobriety with Emma Gilmour
Have you ever found yourself caught in a cycle that seemed impossible to break free from? Emma Gilmour, the driving force behind Hope Rising Coaching, certainly did. Both her candid revelations about navigating the alcohol culture, her journey through neurodiversity, and the empowerment found in confronting societal standards will resonate with many. We cover her past, along with the challenges of being autistic and ADHD, and how it led to a transformation that is nothing short of inspiring. ...
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1 year ago
38 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
A career in equality.....with Bernadette Smith
There are many paths to working in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) and we love Bernadette Smiths. Before "bringing good vibes to DEI" she was a wedding planner for same-sex marriages. She has always been out there working on inclusion. Today, Bernadette is the CEO of the Equality Institute where she takes a holistic approach to create meaningful DEI work. In her book "Inclusive 360," Bernadette arms us with strategies to foster an environment where everyone feels valued. ...
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1 year ago
28 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Racial understanding....with Brigid Trenerry, PhD
Brigid Trenerry, a savvy researcher dedicated to the rich tapestry of workplace diversity and anti-racism is our guest in this episode of A Dog Called Diversity From Melbourne to Singapore to the USA Brigid shares her journey shaped by Aboriginal teachings and a steadfast commitment to equity and inclusion. Her stories of tackling racial identity and spearheading transformative reconciliation programs will resonate with anyone in the pursuit of systemic equality. Brigid di...
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1 year ago
40 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Charting Inclusive Futures....with Katrina North
We love having leaders in Diversity & Inclusion on the podcast. Katrina North is someone we have admired for a long time at The Culture Ministry. This episode peels back the layers of Katrina's story, revealing how her varied background led her to become a pivotal figure in creating inclusive work environments. She shares how the impact of mentors and a diversity of experiences can be harnessed to champion change. You will love hearing from Katrina! Support the show The Culture...
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1 year ago
42 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
Pathways to Community.....with Gene Stowe
Gene Stowe joins us on A Dog Called Diversity to share his journey with religion, writing, film making and community that includes a path through racial unity and justice. As the son of a Presbyterian preacher, Gene's narrative weaves through his experiences as a Catholic, a Muslim, and his current unaffiliated stance, offering a rare perspective on humanity as one's true community. Gene brings to light a heartwarming saga of a small village, anchored in racial love and justice, ...
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1 year ago
43 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
The Power of Male Allyship... with Ravi Agarwal
Have you ever been in a situation where you hesitated to applaud your own achievements, held back by an invisible societal leash? Join us as we sit down with Ravi Agarwal, (one of our favourite people here at The Culture Ministry). He is an agile culture transformation consultant, who passionately advocates for change in workplace culture and champions gender equality. Drawing insights from the #IAmRemarkable program, Ravi sheds light on the often-unrecognized challenges faced by women in...
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1 year ago
1 hour 5 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
#WorkSchoolHours... with Dr. Ellen Joan Ford
Dr. Ellen Joan Ford is an impressive person. Her extraordinary life has taken her from the green pastures of New Zealand to the icy expanses of Antarctica. Her decade of service as an engineer officer in the New Zealand Army is filled with tales of igloo-building, leading humanitarian efforts, and the challenges that come with being a woman in a traditionally male-dominated environment. But Ellen's journey doesn't end with her military career; she's made groundbreaking strides in military l...
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1 year ago
46 minutes

A Dog Called Diversity
What if your workplace could be someone's only safe space to exist authentically? Martin King, founder of Pride Pledge, reveals how organisations can become sanctuaries for rainbow communities in ways that transform lives and businesses alike. After nearly three decades in corporate HR roles, Martin experienced burnout that led to an epiphany. His passion for creating inclusive environments could become his purpose. Seven years ago, he founded Pride Pledge, now New Zealand's largest rainbow ...