Bonus Live Episode

06/23/22 • 29 min

Consume This presents a special one off bonus episode recorded live at the Wellington Museum. It's a panel discussion and Q&A which was held as part of our stakeholder engagement event.

The panel is hosted by Sophie Richardson and features Toby Green, Kena Duignan & Paul Smith.

Slight correction: at around 5'45 Kena says that the Hauora Kai Co-Op supplies 11,000 whānau. This should be 1,100.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Consume This presents a special one off bonus episode recorded live at the Wellington Museum. It's a panel discussion and Q&A which was held as part of our stakeholder engagement event.

The panel is hosted by Sophie Richardson and features Toby Green, Kena Duignan & Paul Smith.

Slight correction: at around 5'45 Kena says that the Hauora Kai Co-Op supplies 11,000 whānau. This should be 1,100.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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