In Episode 17 of the Do More Podcast, we’re joined by Tshepo Mantjé to explore the strength and impact of vulnerability, inspired by Brené Brown's influential work, Daring Greatly. Host Warren Farrer and Tshepo discuss how the courage to be open has redefined Tshepo’s life, from his personal journey to his leadership approach in early childhood development (ECD) and law reform.

Tshepo candidly shares how his encounter with the concept of vulnerability as a strength – not a weakness – has shaped his perspective on connection, authenticity, and leadership. In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• Breaking away from traditional views on masculinity to lead with compassion and openness
• Advice for those in ECD and similar fields on embracing one’s full emotional self
• How vulnerability creates deeper connections, resilience, and a lasting impact on communities

Whether familiar with Brené Brown’s insights or new to this topic, join us for an inspiring conversation on how daring greatly can lead to powerful change – both personally and for others.

In Episode 16 of the Do More Podcast, we’re keeping things creative! Join Cara Goschen and Sbu Khumalo, our Senior Creative, as they explore how creativity fuels the impactful work we do at the Do More Foundation.

From storytelling and design to collaboration and community engagement, this episode dives into the tools, processes, and mindset needed to keep our communications fresh, relevant, and purpose-driven. Sbu shares his journey from corporate to nonprofit, the role curiosity and passion play in his work, and the lessons learned from creative campaigns like BaBonise and our Vega brand challenge.

💡 Key Takeaways:

The importance of play and curiosity in sparking innovation.
Why bringing young voices into our creative process is crucial.
How collaborative tools like Canva and Asana help us stay connected and agile.
Ready to get inspired by the power of creativity? Listen now and find out how we’re making an impact, one creative project at a time!

Welcome to Episode 15 of the Do More Podcast! 🎙️ In this episode, Jessica Ronaasen and Nicole Biondi dive into one of the most powerful yet often overlooked tools—play. They explore why play is so crucial in Early Childhood Development and how integrating playful practices can transform our work environments, break down barriers, and inspire fresh, creative thinking.

Jessica and Nicole discuss the profound impact of play on both personal and professional levels. They share insights on how play fosters meaningful connections, liberates new ways of thinking, and creates a safe space for experimentation and innovation. Whether it's at home, in the office, or in everyday interactions, play has the power to change how we connect, grow, and thrive.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• The importance of play in Early Childhood Development.
• How to incorporate play into your work culture.
• Practical tips for bringing more play into your life.
• The role of play in fostering creativity and innovation.

Don’t miss this engaging and insightful conversation that shows why play is more than just fun—it’s essential for growth and connection.