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Change Agents Revisited: James Spenceley

James Spencely and his wife Viktoria

James Spencely and his partner Viktoria Source: Supplied

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The award winning SBS podcast series Change Agents has met some remarkable Australians over the last four years - individuals who are changing the society in which we all live. In this episode from 2022, series producer Peggy Giakoumelos introduces us to James Spenceley. He's a businessman and an entrepreneur - and every now and then he risks his life to deliver desperately needed emergency support to war-affected Ukraine.

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