Humanitix
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Humanitix isn’t just the #1 Australian ticketing platform, it gives away 100% of profits to charities to do good in the world.
Founded by Joshua Ross and Adam McCurdie in 2016, it’s a story of how smart strategy and hard work combine to create something that’s good for performers, good for the audience and good for the world.
Tune in to hear how the idea came about, the importance of making a product that’s better than the rest if you want to make the biggest impact, and why Josh is the undisputed King of the Ping Pong table.
“Cracking tales from founders and change-makers trying to make our world better for all. Masterclass storytelling for those who want to learn what makes good ideas good.” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
— Cee Mal via Apple PodcastsA dozen episodes and what have I learned?
Season Wrap
Last August I set out to talk to founders of companies and other ideas on a mission to do good for our home planet.
I've since spoken to more than a dozen of these legends and learned a lot.
From a page of thoughts, three stand out so far as a good place to start, so here they are, in a 15 minute mini-episode.
Earthletica
Feature episode
It’s been said that perfect is the enemy of progress. Yet it is in the seeking of perfection that progress is made. So how do you overcome this paradox?
What if the answer was to always seek perfection but also accept that constant improvement is the real goal? That’s the philosophy that has led Bronte Campbell to win three Olympic gold medals.
And now she’s applying it to her latest venture, activewear brand Earthletica by marrying performance and sustainability in a way that delivers both.
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Goodtrepreneur is the podcast about good people with good ideas for a better world. In it we explore ways that creativity and innovation are being applied to social and environmental causes, and why some ‘good ideas’ succeed, and some do not. Guests include the creators of brands, nonprofits, communities and more whose core purpose is to help solve an environmental or social problem. It’s innovation for a sustainable, regenerative world.

