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The financial advice profession is changing. Clients are asking deeper questions about purpose, impact and the role money plays in building a better world. Yet many advisers still feel caught between traditional investment thinking and the growing demand for something more meaningful.The GoodStock Tapes is where those conversations happen.Hosted by leading voices from the GoodStock community, this podcast explores the intersection of financial planning, investing, ethics and real-world impact. Through candid interviews and thought-provoking discussions, we speak with financial planners, fund managers, entrepreneurs, academics and change-makers who are reshaping how capital can be used for good.Each episode goes beyond the surface to explore questions such as:What does good investing actually look like in practice?Can portfolios deliver strong returns and positive impact?How should financial planners talk to clients about sustainability and ethics?Where is ESG getting it wrong –
GoodStock hosts The GoodStock Tapes Podcast, a business show with 11 episodes published.
What if making a difference didn't begin with a grand strategy, but with one simple decision to act? In this episode, Pam Moore shares how concern for her granddaughter's generation led her to launch Plant Protect and he
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What does impact investing look like when it shows up in an ordinary kitchen? In this episode, Jordyan Woodley explains how EcoSafi is helping families in Kenya move away from charcoal towards cleaner, cheaper cooking, w
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Cash is often the largest "unmanaged" part of a client's balance sheet and that quiet neglect can create real risk, missed returns and poor outcomes. In this conversation, Dr Emma Black and Louis Gleeson explain why cash
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Professional indemnity insurance is meant to protect good firms so why does it often feel like the best advisers are paying for the worst behaviour? In this episode, BearRock's John Netting and Jonathan Newell argue that
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Most "ESG" conversations fail because they begin with labels, not lives. Etcho co-founders Charlie French and Liall Medina explain how advisers can uncover what clients genuinely care about and then evidence, implement,
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"Sustainable" is one of the most overused words in modern finance and, at times, one of the least interrogated. In this episode of The GoodStock Tapes, Clemence is joined by Chris Welsford, founder of Antithesis Research
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What if the clean energy transition didn't just cut carbon but also cut bills, tackle fuel poverty and put decision-making power in local hands? Tim Stumpff explains why community energy might be one of the most tangible
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What if sustainable investing isn't a values add-on but the most commercially sensible way to run a business and build resilient portfolios? Nicola Day of Greenbank explains why the real problem isn't sustainability… it'
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Advisers often say clients "aren't interested" in sustainable investing but what if that's really a confidence gap ? Max Tennant argues that adding an ESG overlay can be simpler than you think, and that the biggest shift
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Sustainable finance is getting louder, more political, and at times more confusing. Financial planner Cleona Lira argues the missing piece isn't a new fund label, but a healthier relationship with money: one that include
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600 million people in Africa still live without electricity and the bottleneck isn't technology, it's finance. Ray Coyle, CEO of Energize Africa, explains how UK retail capital is being connected to solar, mini-grids and
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What if the most responsible use of wealth isn't to preserve it indefinitely, but to deploy it, urgently, while it can still change outcomes? Julia Davies unpacks the "power of enough", why she rejected slow endowment-st
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