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The Canvas for Change

Hosted by Ruth Rogers · business · EN

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About this Podcast:

My name’s Ruth Rogers, but for 8 years of my life, I was Ruth from The Canvas. A tiny cafe with a huge heart just off Brick Lane in East London. We were a refuge and resource for the homeless and our neighbours in need, a sanctuary for the lonely and lost. We hosted events that included improv nights and support groups for mental health, providing a space for people to plant positive ideas in our soil, to grow powerful projects that are still creating ripples of happiness and hope across the world today. But two years ago that space was taken away. 2 years on, I’m ready to tell the story of The Canvas, and invite you all on a journey with me; a journey that will celebrate the people and projects that exist today because of The Canvas, and explore how we might connect and unite more spaces, to exist as The Canvas did; as beacons of hope, and spaces for change. So; launching 2 years since the first chapter ended, this is the start of the next on

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What is The Canvas for Change about?

My name’s Ruth Rogers, but for 8 years of my life, I was Ruth from The Canvas. A tiny cafe with a huge heart just off Brick Lane in East London. We were a refuge and resource for the homeless and our neighbours in need, a sanctuary for the lonely and lost.

Who hosts The Canvas for Change?

The Canvas for Change is hosted by Ruth Rogers. The show has published 16 episodes to date.

What has The Canvas for Change covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Chantal Miller & Island Girls Rock" (16 January 2025, 43 minutes), "Dave & Ems Cornthwaite and The YES Tribe" (8 January 2025, 40 minutes), and "Laurence McCahill & the Happy Startup School" (18 December 2024, 33 minutes).

How often does The Canvas for Change publish?

The Canvas for Change publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 16 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on The Canvas for Change?

Booking probability for The Canvas for Change is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Canvas for Change requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Canvas for Change's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch The Canvas for Change?

The strongest fits for The Canvas for Change are Family & Social Services. The Canvas for Change has a business audience.

About the host

Ruth Rogers hosts The Canvas for Change, a business podcast with 16 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Jan 16, 202543 minS1

    <p>In this conversation, Chantal Miller discusses with Ruth Rogers the inception and growth of Island Girls Rock, a community aimed at empowering Caribbean women and girls that launched at Ruth's community cafe, The...

  • Jan 8, 202540 minS1

    <p><br></p><p>Founder of The Canvas Ruth Rogers speaks with Dave and Emma Cornthwaite, the founders of the YES Tribe, a community focused on positivity, adventure, and personal growth.</p><br><p>They discuss the origins...

  • Dec 18, 202433 minS1

    <p>Ruth Rogers interviews Laurence McCahill, co-founder of the Happy Startup School, which aims to redefine entrepreneurship by prioritising purpose and happiness over just profit. </p><br><p>Laurence shares the journey...

  • Dec 11, 202449 minS1

    <p>Ruth Rogers speaks with Ellis Ballard and Bobbie Mills, founding members of the comedy improv group Just Friends that ran for just over a year from February 2019 to March 2020.</p><br><p>They discuss the origins of...

  • Dec 4, 202441 minS1

    <p>Ruth Rogers shares warm memories with Arti Lal, the coordinator of Inner Space, a Brahma Kumaris meditation and development centre in Covent Garden, central London that ran free Tuesday Talks at Ruth's community...

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  • Nov 27, 202439 minS1

    <p>In this conversation, Ruth Rogers interviews Naomi Agyekum, the founder of Kids Deziah Business, a social enterprise aimed at teaching entrepreneurship to young people aged 7 to 17.</p><br><p>Naomi shares her journey...

  • Nov 20, 202438 minS1

    <p>In this conversation, Ruth Rogers speaks with Fay and Matt Doyle, co-founders of 'This Expansive Adventure,' a multimedia platform focused on travel, adventure, and mental health.</p><br><p>They discuss their journey...

  • Nov 6, 202437 minS1

    <p>In this engaging conversation, Ruth Rogers speaks with Sarah Weiler, a creative entrepreneur who has built a diverse portfolio career over the past decade. </p><br><p>Ruth invites Sarah to discuss her journey from...

  • Oct 30, 202428 minS1

    <p>Trigger warning: mentions of suicide at 25 mins.</p><br><p>This warm chat between Ruth Rogers and Karen Stenning, a social impact events organiser who works in sustainable and ethical fields such as female...

  • Oct 23, 202437 minS1

    <p>Ruth Rogers and Louise Holstein discuss the inception and evolution of Mike's Table, a unique supper club that combines paying guests with invited guests from local charities. </p><br><p>Louise shares her personal...

  • Oct 16, 202434 minS1

    <p>In this conversation, The Canvas founder Ruth Rogers speaks with Dani Castelucci about her transformative journey creating AlterEd, a business school for immigrants and refugees.</p><br><p>Dani shares her emotional...

  • Oct 9, 202444 minS1

    <p>Founder of The Canvas cafe and community hub Ruth Rogers speaks to Vicky Johnson, co-founder of the Museum of Happiness, and together they explore the transformative power of community spaces, particularly focusing...

  • Oct 2, 202427 minS1

    <p>In this heartfelt conversation, Ruth Rogers and Deepanshi Gulati explore the profound impact of community spaces like The Canvas, where Deepanshi founded her non-profit organisation, Rain On Me. They discuss the...

  • Sep 25, 202432 minS1

    <p>In this conversation, founder of community cafe The Canvas Ruth Rogers interviews Shirin Shah, co-founder of South Asian Sisters Speak (SASS) and the Brown Girls Book Club. Shirin shares her journey from being a...

  • Sep 18, 202427 minS1

    <p>In this first ever episode of The Canvas for Change, Ruth Rogers interviews Juliette Burton, a comedian and mental health advocate, about her experiences at The Canvas, a community space that Ruth owned and ran in...

  • The Canvas for Change

    Two Years On...

    Jul 30, 20241h 2mS1

    <p>Two years ago, on 29th July 2022, The Canvas was locked out of our magnificent space on Hanbury Street in East London.</p><br><p>My name's Ruth Rogers, and I created The Canvas. I watched over the years as humans...

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