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14 Apr 2026

Episode 16: How operational research makes for better humanitarian work

Episode 16: How operational research makes for better humanitarian work

What happens when humanitarians turn a critical eye to their own work? Not the work they do for comm…
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03 Feb 2026

Episode 15: Why Josephine Hutton is still an optimist

Episode 15: Why Josephine Hutton is still an optimist

After 30 years as a humanitarian, Josephine Hutton is an optimist. From her first job in the humanit…

13 Oct 2025

Episode 14: Tai-Ring Teh on humanitarian engineering and the impact of mentoring

When the Indian Ocean tsunami hit in 2004, hundreds of thousands lost their live…

17 Jul 2025

Episode 13: Ozlem and Greg share their experiences on World Refugee Day

If you’ve worked in the humanitarian sector, it’s likely you’ve supported refuge…

04 Mar 2025

Episode 12: Jess Letch is restoring dignity in conflict

Jess Letch is a humanitarian dynamo. From connecting families torn apart by war…

25 Nov 2024

Episode 11: Who is a civilian. Do you really know?

In the midst of a raging conflict, how can you tell the difference between a civ…

21 Aug 2024

Episode 10: Ulf believes all people should be protected

When Ulf accidentally found himself in the middle of the Kashmir Crisis in 1989,…

09 Jul 2024

Episode 9: Talei Tora on colonialism and conviction

Growing up around the buzz of the Radio Fiji studios, Talei Tora is a born story…

21 May 2024

Episode 8: Simione Bula is empowering inclusion in the Pacific

In Pacific Island countries such as Fiji, the first education for a young child…

19 Apr 2024

Episode 7: For Richard Simspson, leadership starts with listening

From taking cover in bomb shelters in Ukraine, to herding donkeys in Afghanistan…