How do you solve a problem like everything?
Kaneez Shaid and Will Higham host a podcast about social change and the people, ideas, and communities working to make it happen. They explore practical solutions to complex social problems and highlight what effective change looks like. Through conversations and examples, the show aims to inspire listeners and offer fresh perspectives. It is a quest for real-world approaches that can make a difference.
Episodes
Coming up: Business, squalor and community transformation, with Baroness Jo Valentine
This weekend's episode features a masterclass from Baroness Jo Valentine on how to work with the business community to transform left behind areas.
Join Will and Kaneez on Saturday to find out how money can get in the way!
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Talking change with Sir Paul Collier
This week, Will and Kaneez's quest for better communities takes them to Sir Paul Collier, Emeritus Professor of Economics and Public Policy at the Blavatnik School of Government, in Oxford University.
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Coming up soon – Sir Paul Collier!
Listen out for our next fantastic episode featuring Sir Paul Collier!
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Community: A quest begins
Welcome to our fantastic new podcast featuring two people on a quest to find the ideas and communities making a positive change to our world. If you're in local government or the Third Sector – or if you just give a damn about community – then this is a must-listen.
Dr Kaneez Shaid MBE – former Chair of Citizens UK – and her fellow traveller Will Higham, who has been a leader in some of Brita
How Do You Solve... Trailer 1
Coming soon, a fantastic new podcast featuring two people on a quest to find the ideas and communities making a positive change to our world. If you're in local government or the Third Sector – or if you just give a damn about community – then this is a must-listen.
Kaneez Shaid and Will Higham know this world intimately, having worked in it and campaigned for it for a quarter of a century. Th
