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Community Chest: Social Enterprises And Arts In Health
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Dominik hosts this episode of Community Chest, focusing on community initiatives and social business. Key segments include Jerry Takamura explaining the nature of social enterprises, Emma Jarvis discussing the role of arts in healing environments, and an interview with Tonia regarding the book 'Spitfire Women of World War Two'.
Dominik hosts a series of segments featuring discussions on community initiatives and social business. Jerry Takamura explains the nature of social enterprises, noting they combine business with social aims by reinvesting surpluses into hard-to-reach groups, though he observes a lack of official regulation for such entities. Emma Jarvis, the Hospital Arts Coordinator, discusses the role of arts in healing environments and the networking platform Arts and Health East, which was scheduled for launch on September 16th in Cambridge. Additionally, the programme features an interview with Tonia regarding the book 'Spitfire Women of World War Two' and a segment with Aman Burgess, who shares music selections including Vangelis and The Avalanches, the latter of which he describes as being as weird as the contents of his brain.
Topics
- Non-fiction book recommendations from the library
- The role of women in WWII aviation
- Social enterprises and the role of The Guild
- Social enterprise business models and training
- The role of arts in healing environments
- Arts and Health East networking and launch
- Film soundtracks and music selection
Participants
- Dominik
- Tonia
- Jerry Takamura
- Emma Jarvis
- Aman Burgess
Names are taken from the archive as written and may include spelling variants.
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That there's a lack of some service in in their community, and what they're trying to do is trade or sell sell something and reinvest that surplus back into hard to reach groups.
Just pure businesses and they make normal profit. Yeah, I mean they need to make a profit. That's the idea. They are a business, but part of that profit should be going back in some way to help. Right, right. Some some group or people or.
There's a track called Frontier Psychiatrist, and it's about as weird as the contents of my brain. It works very well. In fact, I might even kick the show off with that instead of Angelus. But again, I need to find a film connection to that. I've got one. There's an advert out there that sounds as if it was done by the Avalanches.
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Community Chest: Social Enterprises And Arts In Health
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Why it was chosen To remind listeners of the birth of the computer chip
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Why it was chosen Fifth anniversary of Johnny Cash's death
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Why it was chosen The song title matches the nature of the philosophical conversation they were having
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Why it was chosen The presenter notes it is not sunny despite previous claims
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Why it was chosen To lead into a discussion about the guild