Our theme was ‘Everday Radicals’ and you can expect to hear stories of adhocracy and everyday heroes; About revolutionary ideas both big and small; Of simple actions that provoked big change; Stories of empowerment and agency; Smart ideas from unlikely protagonists and everyday people; Ideas that have the power to transform; Stories with the power to turn our worlds upside down and ideas that call us to action and challenge us.

Richard Jobson
Punk, writer, director, producer.

Mark Kelly
Musician and internet pioneer.

Becky John
Changing the world, one pair of pants at a time.

Jane Perrone
Journalist, gardener, composter, forager.

Cany Ash
Architect intent on stirring up the property market.

Annemarie Naylor
Helping communities take ownership of just about everything.

David Litchfield
Did a drawing a day for a year, and changed his life.

David Jackson
A professional committed to virtuous and radical work in the public sector.

Jen Gale
Could you buy nothing new for a year?

Simon Stothard
Got to keep on moving.

Tomas Georgeson
What a blank cheque tells us about art.

@Heardinlondon
The Slow Revolution: Civil disobedience, dialogue and the power of Twitter.

Dan Thompson
Shaking up places all over.

Jeni Melia & Sarah Russell
Music as therapy – when words are not enough.

Jack Lang
Academic, entrepreneur & co-founder of Raspberry Pi.

Alice Ferguson
Letting the kids play out.