In this final episode of season 1, Bobsy interviews cultural creative Jason Swamy, co-founder and CEO of Do What You Love, a Hong Kong based global creative agency. Jason is also a founding member and director of the well- known music and arts festival, Wonderfruit which takes place in Thailand every December. Join Bobsy and Jason in the Zen Den to learn about Jason’s eclectic background, his pursuits as a DJ and how he’s pivoted to focus on endeavors that maximize impact and positive community. Links and Resources: Learn more about by visiting https://wonderfruit.co/ Learn more about Jason’s ..read more

In this episode, we welcome Vanessa Cheung to the show. Vanessa is the managing director of Nan Fung Development Ltd and founder of The Mills, a revitalized cotton mill turned cultural centre in Hong Kong. In addition, Vanessa has a broad range of endeavours and interests aligned with wellness and making a positive difference in the community. Vanessa tells Bobsy about the inspiration for the Mills, how her grandfather’s legacy continues to inspire her and her hope for the future of Hong Kong.      Links and Resources: For more info on the Mills visit their website http ..read more

In this episode Chen Kai-ping, or Kai for short, joins Emily and Bobsy in the Zen Den for a chilled-out conversation. Kai is the co-founder of the store Slow Wood in Hong Kong, which coheres to the principles of zero-waste, sustainability, and harmony. Kai speaks about his inspiration for his entrepreneurial journey, what it’s like to run a business with your spouse, and how covid-19 is accelerating the change in how capitalism operates. Kai is easy going and honest, which provides for a relaxing and enriching listen. Links and Resources: Check out Slowwood on Instagram @slowwood.hk Website h ..read more

In this episode, Bobsy and Dr. Gino Yu dive into an intellectual conversation about consciousness, free will and finding one’s inner compass. A deep-thinking discussion perfect for all of the Conscious Entrepreneurs out there hoping to make a positive difference in the world. Links and Resources: Gino Bio https://www.sd.polyu.edu.hk/en/meet-our-staff/ginoyu Check out Gino’s website http://www.ginoyu.com/gino/biography/ Music Credit: Intro music: Smokin’ Love (feat. Collie Buddz)- Stick Figure Outro music: The World is Yours Podcast and Photography Production: WELL, Magazine Asia team ..read more

In this Episode, founder and CEO of The Global Institute for Tomorrow, Chandran Nair joins the show. Chandran shares with Bobsy his stories of crossing the border in South Africa during apartheid and playing a reggae show in Soweto. Chandran gives his views on the future of business and tips for young people wanting to make a difference in the world.   Links and Resources: Check-out Chandran’s Wikipedia bio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chandran_Nair_(businessman) Follow Chandran on twitter @Cnomics Link to books Chandran has authored: https://www.amazon.com/Books-Chandran-Nair/s?rh=n ..read more

In this Episode, Bobsy interviews well-known “circular fashion” guru and founder of HULA Sarah Fung. Sarah talks about starting Hula, why some people have been slow to catch-on to buying second-hand fashion and what the future of Hula looks like in a post-covid marketplace. “WELL, fairy” Emily flaps her wings into the conversation and shares her experience with what makes Hula so great and asks Sarah about her favourite pieces in her wardrobe. WELL, worth the listen for a relaxing, educational dive into Sarah Fung’s story and philosophy on how Hula is in “business for the planet ..read more

In this episode, Bobsy interviews beloved friend and Enlighted soul, Patrick Creelman. Revered in the Hong Kong community as a great philosopher and teacher of Yoga, Patrick is an engaging speaker sure to give you valuable nuggets of wisdom. Bobsy dives deeper into Patrick’s background, his connection to music and finds out his source of inspiration. Afterwards Emily joins in and dives into Patrick’s experience with Yoga, his involvement with Pure and how Patrick’s connection to the community makes his business more in line with the planet ..read more

In this episode, Bobsy interviews Francis Ngai, founder and CEO of Social Ventures Hong Kong. Learn about Francis’s outlook on life, what inspires him and what advice he has for younger people that aren’t sure what to do in life. Special cameo questions from “The WELL, fairy” Emily Kelleher. The authentic tone of the conversation, Francis’s upbeat personality and Bobsy’s musings on the importance of following your passion is bound to brighten your day with positive energy ..read more

In this episode, Bobsy and Emily continue their conversation from episode one. Bobsy discusses MANA!’s recent history and what makes his restaurants unique from a sustainability perspective. Then the theme of this season is fully introduced- what it means to be “in business for the planet.” Soak up Bobsy’s passion and learn more about his views on capitalism and the shift taking place now in the world. This episode sets up the rest of the show in which guests will be challenged with answering their “why” stories.   Links and Resources: See graphic Emily and Bobsy discuss highlighting Bob ..read more

In this episode, founder and CEO of WELL magazine Asia, Emily Kelleher interviews Bobsy from the “Zen Den” at MANA!’s new location in SOHO, Hong Kong. Get to know the story behind the man known for his funky style and purposeful lifestyle. Bobsy recounts his “awakening,” his move to Hong Kong and the journey to founding and operating MANA! Restaurants. Get to know what Bobsy is all about and learn valuable insights into the meaning behind hard work, what it means to follow your heart and how to actualize your life’s destiny through “Trust.”   Links and Resources: See graphic Emily and Bo ..read more