Episode 139 - Start with community at the core Feat Tyrone Curran aka The Crosby Collective

Yelling at concrete

English - November 27, 2020 09:23 - 52 minutes - 48.4 MB
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Previous Episode: Episode 138 - The discourse of trying to diversify

Next Episode: Episode 140 - I'll never be royal, but who would want to be?

This week i sit down with Tyrone Curran, Hub manager at Oasis Community Partnerships who is par of an initiative in my own home town called The Crosby Collective. We talk about how the podcast got started and how the Collective came to be and what they hope to achieve in Scunthorpe.

We discuss what it means to be from a small town and just what challenges are faced when you try to bring a new idea to an area.

You can check out Tyones work below as well as the Collectives website to learn more about them!

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyrone-curran-20a92450

https://www.thecrosbycollective.com/

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