Episode 8: Nick Pearce from Homie, Nicholas Marchesi OAM from Orange Sky Laundry, and Tim Hodgson from Gotcha4Life

Today we have three incredible guests who are in the social entrepreneur and social change space that are doing incredible things for Australians across the land.

They are Nick Pearce from social enterprise fashion label Homie, Nicholas Marchesi OAM from Orange Sky Laundry, and Tim Hodgson from mental health charity Gotcha4Life.

Topics discussed:

1. How they use creativity to positively impact people's lives.
2. Why creativity is important to help out our fellow humans,
3. What we can all do to be more creative.
4. A vampire, a werewolf, and a demon walk into a bar, but the bouncer blocks the door and pointed to the ‘NO DOGS ALLOWED’ sign. How do they talk their way in?

Nick Pearce Nick is the co-founder of Melbourne-based streetwear label and social enterprise Homie, which donates 100% of profits to helping young Aussies experiencing homelessness. He was co-winner of the Victorian Young Achiever Award in 2017. https://homie.com.au/

Nicholas Marchesi Nic is the co-founder of a free mobile laundry service for Aussies experiencing homelessness called Orange Sky Laundry. He and his Orange Sky co-founder Lucas Patchett were Young Australians of the Year in 2016. https://orangesky.org.au/

Tim Hodgson Tim is the CEO of Gotch4Life, a not-for-profit foundation that funds sustainable educational workshops, training programmes and products building this mental fitness in communities across Australia. He was also the Chief Commercial and Marketing Officer of the Invictus Games in Sydney 2018. https://www.gotcha4life.org/

As always we finish with a question from the book The Right-brain Workout too.

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