A young Afghan fighter once asked Daniel, “Are you happy?” Decades later, that question echoes across a generation with no clear future. From Africa to South Asia, youth face jobless growth, broken systems, and rising conflict. This isn’t a blip — it’s a global reckoning.

This is Finding Good: The New Rules of Doing Good.

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The Story of Global Compassion: Told From a Street Corner

At a quiet intersection in San Salvador—where three of Central America’s most violent gangs meet—four Catholic nuns run a youth centre. No headlines. No government grants. Just breakdancing, tutoring, and a reminder of what real compassion looks like.

In this episode, Daniel Wordsworth takes us back to the most dangerous street corner he’s ever stood on, and from there, rewinds the story of humanitarian aid—long before it became policy.

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What if the key in fragile places isn’t more aid, but smarter finance? In this episode, Daniel Wordsworth explores how low-cost insurance and financial innovation could unlock resilience in the world’s most vulnerable communities—transforming aid from a temporary fix into lasting empowerment.

This is Finding Good: The New Rules of Doing Good

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The humanitarian system isn’t broke—it’s broken. In this episode, Daniel Wordsworth unpacks why fragility is the defining crisis of our time, and how outdated funding models are failing the people who need support most.

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In this compelling episode of Finding Good: The New Rules of Doing Good, Daniel Wordsworth dives deep into the uncomfortable truths shaping today’s humanitarian landscape.

Drawing from his decades of frontline experience, Daniel shares a provocative and urgent perspective: poverty is no longer the primary challenge—fragility is. The systems meant to support the world’s most vulnerable are broken, and too often, the aid sector is still solving for a problem that has evolved.

We explore real-world examples—from Afghanistan to Eastern Congo—and introduce Asili, a grassroots model thriving not despite fragility, but because it's built for it. Through this lens, Daniel challenges listeners to rethink what progress looks like when the world no longer follows the old rules.

With sharp insights, grounded examples, and a clear call to action, this episode isn’t just a conversation—it’s a wake-up call.

This is Finding Good: The New Rules of Doing Good

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Ray Martin, one of Australia's most iconic television presenters, is our first big guest on Season Four of 'Finding Good'.

Celebrated for his five Gold Logie wins and groundbreaking work on Midday and A Current Affair, Ray Martin is truly an Australian national treasure.

Beyond his storied media career, Ray has demonstrated his immense commitment to humanitarian efforts, including his pivotal role in raising awareness and support during the Asian Tsunami relief.

On this episode of ‘Finding Good’ it is our immense privilege to reflect with Ray on his experience on the ground, discuss the recent Nine documentary ‘Tsunami: 20 Years On’, which featured both Ray Martin and Daniel Wordsworth. Plus delve into his remarkable journey, blending journalistic excellence with a profound dedication to making a difference, and discovering why his true passion is photography.

While Ray has reported on many disasters and experienced several of the most challenges situations imaginable, this has only made him more resolute in the view that "I am hopeful and optimistic" and that in comparison to generations past, "we are heading in the right direction".

For more than 30 years, Daniel Wordsworth - the CEO of WorldVision Australia - has experienced war zones, natural disasters, refugee camps, and sprawling slums. Now he is going to show you a better and more optimistic world. This podcast is Finding Good.

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In this episode Daniel and Fitz talk through the pursuit of happiness, the role of meaning and what some very famous inspirational figures had in common.

For more than 30 years, Daniel Wordsworth - the CEO of WorldVision Australia - has experienced war zones, natural disasters, refugee camps, and sprawling slums. Now he is going to show you a better and more optimistic world. This podcast is Finding Good.

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Daniel Wordsworth returns with some timely reassurance about the state of the world. If you're worrying about where the world is going, the dangers humanity faces or the many threats reported on the news we consume... this episode is the antidote.

This is not a list of “crises you should know about”, but rather the opportunities they hold.

For more than 30 years, Daniel Wordsworth - the CEO of WorldVision Australia - has experienced war zones, natural disasters, refugee camps, and sprawling slums. Now he is going to show you a better and more optimistic world. This podcast is Finding Good.

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