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Renegade CapitalThe Business Power of Women’s SportsIn our season finale, we sit down with Danielle Steer, Managing Partner of Tundra Ventures, to explore the explosive growth of women’s sports and the business ecosystem behind it. We dig into what intentional investment looks like, how to build governance that truly supports athletes, and why this moment is redefining impact in real time. It’s an energizing, thoughtful conversation. And the perfect way to wrap our season.Support the showLove the podcast? Subscribe and follow to never miss an episode.Linkedin | Twitt...
2025-11-2515 min
Renegade CapitalHow Law Shapes Finance with Osahon OkundayeThis week on Renegade Capital, we’re joined by Osahon Okundaye, finance and securities attorney and professor, to explore the powerful and often overlooked connection between law and finance.We dig into how legal structures are created, how they influence access to capital, and why financial professionals need to understand the law to better serve their communities.A sharp, insightful conversation you won’t want to miss.Support the showLove the podcast? Subscribe and follow to never miss an episode.Linkedin | Twitter
2025-11-1816 min
Renegade CapitalThe Power and Promise of CDFIsOn this episode of Renegade Capital, Anna Smukowski joins us to honor the incredible impact of CDFIs and the people who make them thrive. She shares stories of their successes, the challenges they face, and how we can help strengthen these vital institutions that drive economic justice and community resilience nationwide.Support the showLove the podcast? Subscribe and follow to never miss an episode.Linkedin | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Join our mailing list
2025-11-1112 min
Renegade CapitalMergers & Mission: The Strategy Behind LongevityWhat happens when we start thinking about our organization’s end game—not as a failure, but as a strategy for lasting impact?In this episode of Renegade Capital, we sit down with Sara Razavi to talk about mergers, acquisitions, and exit plans—not in the scary corporate way, but as powerful tools for sustainability and longevity. Sara breaks down why every mission-driven organization should know what comes after success, and how planning ahead can help your work—and your impact—live on for generations.Support the showLove the podcast? Subscribe and follow...
2025-11-0416 min
Renegade CapitalMoving Forward through FearIn this episode of Renegade Capital, we talk with Julianne Zimmerman of Adasina Social Capital about what it means to keep moving forward in moments of uncertainty and fear. Together we explore how courage, curiosity, and a willingness to act despite discomfort can shape the path toward meaningful change. Julianne also shares how joining forces and working in partnership can amplify our impact and help create the larger outcomes we’re striving for.Support the showLove the podcast? Subscribe and follow to never miss an episode.Linkedin | ...
2025-10-2817 min
Renegade CapitalWhen the Government Shuts Down: CDFIs Left in LimboWe’re hitting pause on our Starfish Stories to talk about what’s making headlines right now — the federal government shutdown. It’s not just political drama in DC; it’s already having real consequences. The staff of the CDFI Fund has been laid off, and that’s sending shockwaves through the community development finance world.In this episode, we unpack what’s happening, what it means for CDFIs and the communities they serve, and how we can all respond when the systems we rely on stall.Because when the government shuts down, the work doesn’t stop —...
2025-10-2113 min
Renegade CapitalRenegade Capital Hosts Share their Starfish StoriesWe said we wanted to hear your starfish stories… but first, we’re sharing ours! In this fun, feel-good episode, Andrea, Leah, and Ebony open up about the everyday ways they’ve made a difference — at work, at home, and in their communities. From leadership moments to tiny acts of kindness, each story shows how small actions can spark real change.Big or small, every ripple matters.Listen in, get inspired — and then tell us your story at JOIN THE SHOW — Renegade Capital Podcast.Support the showLove the podcast? S...
2025-10-1417 min
Renegade CapitalStarfish Stories: The Power of OneWe’re launching something new — and it’s all about you.In this short episode, we introduce our new Starfish Stories series, inspired by the well-known parable of the person walking along the beach, tossing stranded starfish back into the sea — one by one. When told they couldn’t possibly save them all, they replied, “It made a difference to that one.”That’s the heart of this series. We want to hear how you are making a difference — in your work, your community, your corner of the world. The acts may be small, but the impact is real...
2025-10-0706 min
Renegade CapitalFinding Alignment in a Time of Competing PrioritiesThis week, we sit down with Curtis Peterson who works closely with healthcare-focused foundations and startups. Curtis shares practical tools for navigating leadership priorities, making the business case for your work, and finding alignment in times of change.From start-ups to nonprofits and beyond, Curtis’s tips apply across industries:1. How to speak the language of impact—both human and financial.2. Why “don’t let perfect be the enemy of good” is critical advice for mission-driven organizations.3. Ways to frame your opportunities so they resonate with decision-makers today.If you’re wor...
2025-09-3014 min
Renegade CapitalLiberating Wealth with Justice FundersWhat does it mean to liberate wealth? In this episode, we chat with Lora Smith of Justice Funders about reimagining philanthropy, moving money with creativity and courage, and using capital as a force for justice. If you’re ready to think bigger about what your dollars can do, this one’s for you.Justice Funders: Powering Philanthropic TransformationSupport the showLove the podcast? Subscribe and follow to never miss an episode.Linkedin | Twitter | Facebook | In...
2025-09-2318 min
Renegade CapitalThe Reorientation of a Trailblazer: Donna Gambrell's Four-Decade Legacy in Community FinanceAfter four decades of transforming how America thinks about community investment, Donna Gambrell is entering a new chapter. As she prepares to step down as CEO of Appalachian Community Capital at year's end, we explore the remarkable legacy of the woman who rewrote the rules of community finance. From her groundbreaking tenure as the first African American woman to lead the Treasury's CDFI Fund to her transformative work in Appalachia, Gambrell didn't just witness the evolution of community development—she led it. As she calls it a "reorientation" rather than retirement, discover how her vision shaped an entire sector an...
2025-09-1615 min
Renegade CapitalRenegade Capital Season 5: The Pressures and Promises of the MomentThe activists are back for another season of asking the big questions that matter most. Renegade Capital Season 5 returns this fall with Andrea Longton, Ebony Perkins, and Leah Fremouw diving deeper into the intersection of finance, social justice, and community impact—at a moment when everything is on the line.This is a defining moment for our communities, our economy, and our planet. The pressures are unprecedented, but so are the possibilities. When traditional systems are strained to their breaking point, innovation happens fastest. When the stakes are highest, communities dig deepest.We're exploring the qu...
2025-09-0907 min
Renegade CapitalThe Giving Pledge: 10 Years Later15 years ago, some of the world’s wealthiest promised to give away at least half their fortunes through the Giving Pledge. Over a decade later, how much have they really given? In this episode, we unpack a recent update on the pledge, explore why many billionaires fell short, and discuss why real change can’t wait for the ultra-rich. Instead, we share how communities and everyday people can drive impact now and why the power to shape the future might be closer than we think.Check out the link below to read the article refe...
2025-09-0213 min
Renegade CapitalAI’s Hidden Cost: The Environmental Impact No One’s Talking AboutArtificial intelligence is reshaping our world—but at what cost to our planet? In this episode, we dig into the overlooked environmental footprint of AI and the massive energy demands of data centers in vulnerable communities. We explore why sustainability needs to be baked into AI development from the start, and how environmental justice must be part of the conversation. If we don’t plan responsibly, the same communities already facing the brunt of climate change could bear the hidden costs of AI’s rapid growth.With special guest Yejide Olutosin, a sustainable finance strategist and clean...
2025-08-1217 min
Renegade CapitalIs Scale the Enemy of Impact?As federal funding continues to shrink, many mission-driven organizations are under pressure to grow fast and do more. But is scaling always the right move—and at what cost? In this episode, we explore whether it’s possible to scale impact without losing your core mission and values.With guest Amir Ali, the Founder and Principal of Clarity Impact Finance, a boutique consulting firm that partners with CDFIs and mission-driven lenders to advance equitable community outcomes through strategic capital deployment. He has led the deployment of over $150 million in CDFI capital to underserved communities, financing critical social infr...
2025-08-0512 min
Music B.T.B.Moody Essentials 82 ~ #DeepElectronic MixWelcome to my latest Mix " Moody Essentials 82 " Mixed in the Deep Electronic - Deep Tech House - Deep Techno - Minimal - Acid . * A full Track List is below. *
* Please note: All tracks in this Mix are from Promos I receive from Record Labels & Artists from across the globe! If you wish to have your track removed from this Mix, please message me and I will remove your track from this Mix!* B 🎧👍
1:John Drummer - April (Original Mix) - Stella Records
2:Sugarman - Don't Worry (Original Mix) - Seamless Recordings
3:Le Jeune Fluck - Over.Think - U're Guay Record...
2025-07-231h 52
Renegade CapitalDo The Least Harm? A Financial Advisor’s Guide to Ethical InvestingIn this episode, we sit down with Maggie Kulyk, seasoned financial advisor and the founder of Chicory Wealth, to explore what it really means to invest with your values in mind. While the capital markets don’t allow for “perfect” ethical investing, there are practical steps we can take to reduce harm and make more mindful choices with our money. We discuss strategies, mindsets, and real-world advice on how to align your investments with your values—without falling into the trap of perfectionism.Support the showLove the podcast? Subscribe and foll...
2025-07-2212 min
Renegade CapitalTrump’s Big, Beautiful REPEAL: What It Means for Climate and CommunityIn this episode, we unpack the far-reaching implications of what’s been called “The Big, Beautiful Bill” — and what it means for environmental efforts, green jobs, and especially the CDFI industry. As funding gets pulled back and priorities shift, the communities we serve are feeling the strain.We take a hard look at how this legislation is impacting the momentum we've built, the investments already made, and the work still left to do. But this isn’t just about loss — it’s about resilience. If you’re feeling discouraged, you’re not alone. We’re all navigating this together, and t...
2025-07-1515 min
Renegade CapitalLet’s Talk About Estate Planning (Yes, Really) We know—it sounds like one of those topics: boring, scary, or just plain overwhelming. But in this episode, we flip the script on estate planning. In a world where so much feels out of our control, this is one area where we do have agency.We're breaking the taboo and talking about it—openly, honestly, and with a little levity. You’ll learn why estate planning matters (even if you're not rich), what to consider, and how to take the first step without spiraling.This isn’t just paperwork—it’s peace of mind.In this...
2025-07-0812 min
Renegade CapitalPolitics, Perception, and Your Portfolio: Are You Making Emotional Money Moves?A recent Wall Street Journal article reveals a surprising trend: more and more people are letting their political beliefs guide their short-term financial decisions. In this episode, we unpack why investors are reacting to headlines and election seasons with their wallets—and what that could mean for your portfolio.Are you unintentionally letting political bias shape your money strategy? And more importantly—is it healthy for your financial future?We dive into the risks, the psychology, and what to do instead.Check out the article we reference in this episode: https://www.wsj.com...
2025-07-0116 min
Renegade CapitalWomen & The Great Wealth Transfer: A $48 Trillion OpportunityBy 2048, women are projected to inherit a staggering $48 trillion from their spouses as part of the Great Wealth Transfer. Yet, many financial professionals are still failing to plan with women in mind. What's up with that?!? In this episode, we unpack the overlooked role of women in wealth planning, the consequences of excluding them, and the critical steps advisors and families must take to ensure women are supported and empowered to make informed financial decisions. This is more than a trend—it’s a shift that demands urgent attention.Support the showLove the podca...
2025-06-2418 min
Renegade CapitalAudacious Actions for DAF HoldersThis episode explores how Realize Impact empowers donors to turn capital from donor-advised funds (DAF) into real-world change through impact investing. Discover how you can use your DAF to support innovative solutions and why Realize Impact calls itself the "easy button" for philanthropists. Whether you're new to impact investing or looking to amplify your giving, this conversation will show you how simple it can be to use your DAF to invest in social enterprises addressing the issues most important to you.Support the showLove the podcast? Subscribe and follow to never miss an...
2025-06-1716 min
Renegade CapitalWhen DAFs Meet Impact Investing 🤯Donor Advised Funds (DAFs), when used as intended, can help create a better world. Although they are commonly used to provide traditional grants to nonprofits, they can also be a form of impact investing. But how?In this episode, the first of a 2-part series, we discuss how you can use your DAF to invest in impact and social businesses around the world. Piper Bonacquist and Matt Eldridge join us to share how their organization, Realize Impact, helps DAF fundholders invest in change. Listen now!Support the showLove the p...
2025-06-1012 min
Renegade CapitalHow to spend $200 billionAt a time when nonprofits are feeling attacked and experiencing funding cuts, The Gates Foundation is demonstrating how philanthropy can lead. They recently announced that they will spend down their $200 billion endowment over the next 20 years and close the organization by 2045. This episode discusses this huge announcement and how other philanthropists and donor-advised fundholders (DAFs) can follow their lead and support nonprofits during these difficult times. Listen now. Support the showLove the podcast? Subscribe and follow to never miss an episode.Linkedin | Twitter ...
2025-06-0314 min
Renegade CapitalWhat's Happening To Green? 💚 🌎😭* Crickets*Have you noticed that the impact industry has gone silent about all things green? In this episode, the co-hosts also discuss the recent cancellation of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund grants and how this change will impact rural and low- income communities.Ebony also discusses her passion for the planet and how climate is contributing to an increasing number of natural disasters. Listen now to learn how others in the industry are adjusting to meet this moment.Support the showLove the podcast? Subscribe and follow...
2025-05-2715 min
Renegade CapitalS4E2/ Language in an Anti-Woke EraAre you or your organization struggling with how to talk about your work, considering recent government funding regulations? You’re not alone. In this episode, the co-hosts share how they are adjusting to the new funding requirements while remaining true to her organization's mission and the communities they serve. Leah also shares how a renegade responds during these critical times.Below, are links to the articles and Ted Talk that we referenced in the episode:The Words Federal Agencies Are Discouraged From Using Under Trump - The New York Timesht...
2025-05-2014 min
Renegade CapitalThe Renegades Are BackRenegade Capital is back for season 4! After taking a much-needed break, Andrea, Leah, and Ebony are back on the mic to connect with our fellow renegades. In this episode, we talk about our responses to recent political changes and how we are navigating these challenges at work to continue supporting the communities we love. We also share a few exciting updates we’re making to the podcast. Listen now!Support the showLove the podcast? Subscribe and follow to never miss an episode.Linkedin | Twitter |
2025-05-2016 min
The PlayFull Podcast with Kristine Michie: Bringing Fun to the Serious Work of Changing the WorldAndrea Longton: When Lattes Become Legacy: Empowering Everyday Investors to Drive Social JusticeIn this episode, Kristine Michie dives deep with Andrea Longton—author of Social Justice Investor, professional investor and activist—on how individuals can transform their financial decisions into meaningful social and climate justice commitments. From simplifying complex financial concepts to sharing empowering stories, Andrea reveals the tools and mindset shifts necessary to align personal wealth with impactful change. Tune in to learn how your money, no matter the amount (even the cost of a coffee) can contribute to building the world you want to see.Although we recorded this before the election, Andrea and I ca...
2024-11-2942 min
Smarter Planner PodcastBeyond Politics: Integrating Social Justice Investing into Your Practice - Andrea Longton, CFA [Author] In this episode, host Belle Osvath, CFP®, speaks with Andrea Longton, a CFA and award-winning author who specializes in social justice investing. Andrea has raised over $1 billion for social justice investments in the U.S. and advised on an additional $1.5 billion globally. She authored a book titled The Social Justice Investor: Advance Your Values While Building Wealth. In the discussion, Andrea explains that social justice investing involves aligning one's financial investments with personal values that promote social justice. This can encompass various causes, including racial justice, climate justice, children's welfare, LGBTQIA+ rights, and gender equity. Andrea emphasizes th...
2024-09-0423 min
Progressive Pockets: a podcast about the untapped power of our wallets to build the world we want140. Activate Your Money by Janine Firpo: A book reviewSend us a textIt’s time for another book review! This episode is about a book titled Activate Your Money: Invest to Grow Your Wealth and Build a Better World by Janine Firpo. It is an accessible, handy guide to learning more about investing and the practical changes we can make to align our societal values with our investments. You don’t have to be a billionaire to invest your values, this book has practical advice on how to get started.Links from today’s episode:Activate Your M...
2024-09-0311 min
Experience: This Best-Selling Full Audiobook For Story Seekers.The Social Justice Investor by Andrea LongtonPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/42680to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Social Justice Investor
Author: Andrea Longton
Narrator: Sara Sheckells
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Length: 9 hrs and 20 mins
Release date: 08-27-24
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Genres: Investing & Trading
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While our investments should bring returns that meet our needs for expected and unexpected life events, our investments can also be a powerful extension of our values, intentions, and commitments: we can invest in what we care about. The Social Justice Investor is ready to help you put your money where your values are. This step-by-step guide to personal...
2024-08-279h 20
Power StationHow are we using our dollars to create the changes we want to see in the world?It is a rare book that enlightens readers about how our capital markets work and how to invest in them to build wealth in ways that prioritize economic opportunity, environmental sustainability and racial equity. The Social Justice Investor, the first guide for anyone who wants to better understand the financial marketplace, is that book. In this episode of Power Station, I speak to its author, Andrea Longton CFA, who has raised over $1billion for social justice investment in the United States alone. The Social Justice Investor is a plain-language roadmap for engaging our financial advisor, organizational HR manager or...
2024-06-1735 min
The Social Change Career PodcastE18S12 Building a Career at the Intersection of Money and ImpactIn this episode, Andrea Longton, a distinguished author and seasoned social justice investor, shares her wealth of knowledge from years of experience at the crossroads of finance and impact. She discusses her work on renewable energy projects in Africa and her strategic shift to community development finance in the U.S. Why Take a Listen: 1. International Development Financing - Andrea's Career Journey: Explore Andrea's diverse career, from international project development to domestic financing. She provides a detailed look into sustainable energy projects and community-centered financial solutions. 2. Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) & Social Just...
2024-06-061h 01Progressive Pockets: a podcast about the untapped power of our wallets to build the world we want121. New Book Alert: The Social Justice Investor by Andrea LongtonSend us a textThis week let’s chat about a book that was just released called “The Social Justice Investor” by Andrea Longton. It’s a very smooth read, good for beginners who are just getting started with investing and don’t want to have to check their societal values at the door.Links from today’s episode:The Social Justice Investor by Andrea Longtonhttps://www.thesocialjusticeinvestor.com/ ICYMI another episode you might enjoy:Episode 25- What Should I Be R...
2024-05-0110 min
The Sustainable Finance PodcastA Strategy that Prioritizes Social Justice & Climate ReturnsAndrea Longton is an award-winning author and professional social justice investor. She has raised over 1 billion dollars for social justice investments in the United States and has advised on another 1.5 billion dollars worldwide. Andrea’s new book is titled The Social Justice Investor: Advance Your Values while Building Wealth and will be released this month on April 23rd. Her professional experience includes positions at Opportunity Finance Network, Freddie Mac, Capital Impact Partners, which is now Momentus Capital, and Delphos International. Andrea holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation from the CFA Institute and has worked in structured finance investments, capital ma...
2024-05-0122 min
A Matter of Faith: A Presby PodcastSocial Justice Investing w/ Andrea LongtonSend a textSpecial Guest:Andrea Longton, Author of The Social Justice Investor: Advance Your Values While Building Wealth, Whether a Few Dollars or MillionsQuestion of the Week: Investments are often seen as an intimidating or technical topic. For people who are justice-minded, what does it mean to make financial investments that align with our values? Where would one even start if they wanted their investments to reflect their faith or values?The Social Justice Investor: Advance Your Values While Building Wealth, Whether a Few Dollars...
2024-04-1159 min
Renegade CapitalFrom H.A.L to Chat GPT: Preparing for the Future of AI & Investing, feat. Deepti Doshi, New_Public and Katy Knight, Siegel Family EndowmentS3 Ep8 | What does Artificial Intelligence (AI) have to do with financial activism? And what should investors know as the field continues to evolve? This episode Renegade is joined by Katy Knight, President & Executive Director, Siegel Family Endowment and Deepti Doshi, Co-Director, New_Public to learn more about AI and innovation in this field. Our guests share how leveraging technology for the public good is a critical part of building inclusive access to information, education, and wealth-building opportunities. About Deepti.Deepti Doshi is a community organizer who has been working at the in...
2024-02-061h 01
Renegade CapitalProgressive Pockets Guest Episode: The surprising truth about what ESG actually meansThis week Renegade Capital features a special guest episode from the Progressive Pockets Podcast! Hosted by Genet G.G. Gimja, Progressive Pockets is a podcast at the intersection of social impact and money that covers questions of how we might spend, donate, and invest more in line with our values.In this episode, they talk about ways to line up our values and our money. When we think about the things that keep us up at night. Whether that’s climate change, or homelessness, or the systematic oppression of our communities, we usually talk about how we ca...
2024-01-3027 minProgressive Pockets: a podcast about the untapped power of our wallets to build the world we want109. Building a bridge between financial markets & social justice: Rachel Robasciotti, Founder of Adasina Social CapitalSend us a textThis week please enjoy a fascinating episode from Renegade Capital featuring an interview with Rachel Robasciotti, Founder of Adasina Social Capital. In this interview she discusses an approach for financial activism that will surely appeal to social impact investors. Renegade Capital Podcast hosted by Andrea Longton, Ebony Perkins, and Leah Fremouw, is the activist’s podcast for finance and investments. They interview thought leaders who go into the ring every day to fight against the racist, sexist, and exclusive norms established by traditional financial and capital systems. Listeners walk aw...
2024-01-3057 min
Renegade CapitalHow to Invest for Social Justice, feat. Rachel Robasciotti, Adasina Social CapitalS3 Ep7 | What does it really mean to invest in social justice, and how do we know it’s making a difference? And is it something everyone can do? In this episode, Rachel Robasciotti, Founder & CEO of Adasina Social Capital, joins us to share how they have answered these questions. We’ll talk about how Rachel and Adasina combine data and financial activism to make social justice investing accessible for everyday investors. About Rachel. Rachel J. Robasciotti is the CEO and Founder of Adasina Social Capital, an investment and financial activi...
2024-01-231h 06
Renegade CapitalMaking Data a Dynamic Investment Tool for Decarceration, feat. Tanay Tatum-Edwards, FreeCap Financial, IncS3 Ep6 | The United States has the highest incarceration rate in the world, with almost 2.2 million people in prison, and 1 in 7 Americans have an immediate family member incarcerated for more than a year. And yet the prison-industrial complex remains a robust, well-funded system. The right data gives us not only a picture of the dire state of incarceration, but a powerful tool to invest in social change. In this episode, Tanay Tatum-Edwards, Founder & CEO of FreeCap Financial, shares how social justice-informed financial data can help investors take real action against mass incarceration. About Tanay.
2023-12-1256 min
Renegade CapitalMacguyvering Money for Indigenous Communities feat. Lakota Vogel, Four Bands Community FundS3 Ep5 | To “MacGuyver” something is to use something in an inventive way, using what you have in a creative way to repair or make something new. In the context of finance, traditional capital systems don’t always work with the resources we have on hand, so many of us find ways to “MacGuyver” money to fit our needs as best we can. In this episode, Lakota Vogel shares how Four Bands Community Fund finds inventive solutions to make products and services that work for local Indigenous communities. Four Bands translates the traditional Lakota values of self-sufficiency, wise resou...
2023-11-2851 min
Renegade CapitalInvesting in Climate Resilience the Appalachian Way, feat. Andrew Crosson & Baylen Campbell, Invest AppalachiaS3 Ep4 | Climate change is impacting not only our oceans and ozone, but our own cities and homes. That means there are environmental, economic, and social repercussions that we have to start thinking about today. Investing in climate resilience means finding ways to prepare people and communities for our climate-changed world. In this episode, Andrew Crosson and Baylen Campbell from Invest Appalachia share how they are using the existing strengths of Central Appalachia and economic development to create a climate-resilient region.About Invest Appalachia.Invest Appalachia is a regional blended capital platform, designed to...
2023-11-1449 min
Renegade CapitalIncreasing Diversity in Real-Estate Development Can Drive Systemic Change In Communities of Color with U.S. Bancorp Impact FinanceS3 Ep 3 | According to a new study, Black and Hispanic real estate developers together make up less than 1 percent of their industry. This gap in the real estate industry isn’t just a representation crisis, it’s also a huge missed opportunity – the study estimates a more diverse industry could create more than $100 billion in new revenue. Investing in systemic change could close this gap and actually bring lasting economic growth to many communities. US Bancorp Impact Finance, a subsidiary of US Bank, has taken a lead role in addressing systemic issues by investing in community development across the nation...
2023-10-3151 min
Renegade CapitalInvesting in Women’s Economic Power, feat. Calvert ImpactS3 Ep1| After a year where The Barbie Movie, Taylor Swift, and Beyonce have all broken records in the entertainment industry, the world has gotten a glimpse of the economic power of women. According to the US Department of State, the financial contributions of women are vital for achieving a more stable and secure financial system. In this episode guests Beth Bafford and Anna Mabrey from Calvert Impact share why investing in gender equity is not just good for women – it's good for business and good for society.About Calvert Impact.Ca...
2023-10-1752 min
Renegade CapitalInvesting In Women’s Financial Independence, feat. Self-Help Credit Union and FreeFromContent Warning: This episode contains discussions of domestic violence. Please listen at your own discretion. S3 Ep1What does financial freedom mean to you? For many survivors of domestic violence, financial freedom means having the ability to leave an abusive relationship. Financial, gender-based violence is expensive, and 84% of survivors identify financial insecurity as their biggest barrier to safety. In this episode, Kimberly Jones and Nuray Ozbay from Self-Help Credit Union and Amy Durrence from FreeFrom talk with us about how allies can actually use their investments...
2023-10-031h 05
Progressive NatureProgressive Nature 35 with Sam Mitcham - Di FM May 2023Hour 1
01. Alucard - Elementary [Pure Trance]
02. KAII - Innocence [Progressive Vibes]
03. Solarstone - Seven Cities (Hernan Cattaneo Extended Remix) [Armada]
04. Eugene Becker & Rediit - All Night (Extended Mix) [Colorize]
05. G Coulter - Signal Fire [3Degree]
06. Redspace - Transformation [Bow & Arrow Music]
07. DJ Kid - Sirens (Jochem Hamerling Remix) [Adesso Music]
08. Scorz feat Lauren Laimant - New Horizon (Extended Mix) [Armada]
09. THEMBA & Nico de Andrea feat Tasan - Disappear (Franky Wah Extended Remix) [Armada]
10. HEO - Love Stimulation (Ben Gomori's Brotherly Love Reboot) [Hooj Choons]
11. Karen Overton - Your Loving Arms (Jose Amnesia Extended Rework) [Armada]
12. Ferry Corsten - Connect (Extended...
2023-05-132h 04
VerkyoneOctober 2.2enjoy !
Tracklist:
Taleman - Inspiration (Greenage Remix)
Emrat - Serenity
Valen Gonzalez, Bautista Gallo - Oriental Traveller
Ivory - Minderals (Shiffer Remix)
Nursultan Kun - Deep In The Shadows (Draso Remix)
The Cobb - Vesna (Not Demure Remix)
Tomorrow Never Comes - Lullaby (Noble Spirits Remix)
Deepinity - Shower of Love (Ias Ferndale & Aurel den Bossa Remix)
Marius Lehnert - Glaas
Noiyse Project - Kalopsia
Made By Pete - Yourself (Wild Dark Remix)
Maxim Roin - My Dawn
Cheese & Cheese - Korta (Ewan Rill & K Loveski Remix)
Matteo Gargallo - Inner Truth (Christian Monique Remix)
Don Longton - Amorphic Dreamer
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2022-10-112h 03
Renegade CapitalWhy Small Businesses Need More from Impact Finance: Gabby and Rozalynn Goodwin, GaBBY BowsS2 Ep 9How do the different pieces of impact finance all come together in the actual experience of small businesses? And when it’s time for the rubber to meet the road, are entrepreneurs receiving support that is truly helpful, or just extractive? Gabby Goodwin founded GaBBY Bows with her mom, Rozalynn, when she was just 7, and has since achieved incredible success and notoriety. In this episode Gabby and Rozalynn share with us their experience navigating the discrepancy that can come between public support and actual collaboration. About Gabby and Rozalyn.Fi...
2022-09-1344 min
Renegade CapitalWhen Investing for Impact in Rural America Turns Into “Extractive Capital”: Stephanie Randolph, Deputy Director of Cassiopeia Foundation and Sara Morgan, Executive VP and CIO at FaheS2 Ep9When investors turn to rural America, they often bring assumptions about life and communities there, both positive and negative. These assumptions, no matter how well intentioned, can sometimes result in the wrong type of investment for that community, or even no investment at all. In this episode Renegade Capital is joined by two experienced Appalachian investors, Stephanie Randolph, Deputy Director of the Cassiopeia Foundation and Sara Morgan, Executive Vice President and Chief Investment Officer at Fahe. Stephanie and Sara share why successfully investing in rural America means listening to the p...
2022-08-2355 min
Renegade CapitalCapital Commitments to Black Communities- Real Investment or PR Promise?: Robert E. James II, President & CEO of Carver Financial CorporationIn the wake of George Floyd’s murder in 2020, we saw a significant rise in commitments to investing in Black communities and businesses. Now, two years later, where do those commitments stand? Did the CDFIs, corporates, banks, and philanthropies ever back up their promises? In Episode 7 we talk with Robert E. James, II, President & CEO of Carver Financial Corporation about what he’s seen as head of one of only 19 Black-owned banks in the US, as well as what is needed for sustainable future investments. About Robert. Robert leverages his experiences in banking, law, real e...
2022-08-0949 min
Renegade CapitalChanging the Face of Finance One Conference at a Time: Liv Gagnon & Sonya Dreizler, Co-Founders of CHOIRSeason 2, Episode 6Many of us have stories of attending conferences and feeling like the voices on stage resemble something like a one-note choir. Underrepresentation of women and people of color continues to be a problem throughout financial services, and it often feels painfully evident at professional gatherings and conferences. To try and change this, Sonya Dreizler and Liv Gagnon founded CHOIR, the first diversity certification for financial conferences. This week, Sonya and Liv join Renegade Capital to share why they believe increasing representation is important and how CHOIR is meant to help.
2022-07-2656 min
Renegade CapitalBuilding Inclusive Economies Where Policy and Money Meet: Virginia Senator Jennifer McClellan.Season 2, Episode 5In this episode, Senator Jennifer McClellan shares her experience navigating the intersection of government and economy in Virginia and beyond. While an influx of capital presents a momentous opportunity for local communities, the public sector must play a role in building sustainable, inclusive economies. The co-hosts ask the big questions of Senator McClellan: With interest in “investing for good” on the rise, how can government policy play a role? How can our elected representatives help make this happen?About Senator Jennifer McClellan.Growing up as the child of community leaders...
2022-07-1245 min
Renegade Capital“OK Boomer…”: Do GenXers and Millennials Invest Differently Than Their Parents?: Alyssa Greenspan, President and COO and Jessica Botelho, Director of Impact and CRA research at Community Capital ManagementSeason 2, Episode 4Over the next 25 years, as much as $68 trillion in wealth will pass from baby boomers to their GenX and Millennial children and grandchildren. Meanwhile, studies show that this younger crop of investors place a much greater emphasis on values when it comes to money management than their predecessors. Will “The Great Wealth Transfer,” as it’s called, then disrupt Wall Street’s profit-first-damage-control-later approach? For some answers, we turn to Community Capital Management (CCM), a financial management firm that has studied the phenomenon in detail. We’re joined in this episode by Alyssa Greenspan and Jessic...
2022-06-2154 min
Renegade CapitalBreaking Open the “Piggy Banks of Charity” to Accelerate Giving: Kat Taylor, Co-Founder & Board Chair of Beneficial State BankSeason 2, Episode 3Initially billed as a tool to give individual donors more control over their giving activity and accelerate charity, Donor Advised Funds (DAFs) have become controversial in the world of philanthropy. On top of the generous tax-savings these funds provide their donors, how, where, or even if the money gets distributed faces next to no official scrutiny, leading to charges that DAFs are more stealth-vehicles for wealthy patrons to dodge the IRS than legitimate charitable enterprises. On this episode of Renegade Capital, we invite Kat Taylor to discuss the problems with DAFs and the legislation...
2022-06-0752 min
Renegade CapitalCan Small Businesses Benefit from Fintech Too?: David Taliaferro, Co-Founder and CEO of LenderfitSeason 2, Episode 2 Despite what Hollywood teaches us, technology is not an objective bystander to history. Quite the opposite. Technology imbibes the attitude and biases of the human beings and systems that create it, and in the financial world, this means that Wall Street fintech (financial technology) absorbs the classic Wall Street mentality and biases for making “objective” financial decisions. This of course doesn’t bode well for the small businesses and underserved communities on Main Street who are feeling the squeeze from COVID and a market logic that capitalizes on players who are already ‘winning’ the game. As s...
2022-05-2455 min
Renegade CapitalUplifting Communities through Real Estate Development: Dave McCormack, President, Waukeshaw DevelopmentSeason 2, Episode 1Guest: Dave McCormack, President, Waukeshaw Development Real-estate developers as a class have a less than stellar reputation across much of the United States. You generally don’t become a villainous Hollywood archetype by accident, and it’s small-wonder given the countless stories of harmful gentrification where members of marginalized communities are pushed out to make way for a more profitable type of resident. However, many areas left behind by our unequal economic system are in need of some kind of revitalization. The question remains, then: can development be done right? For a new pers...
2022-05-1048 min
Renegade CapitalBonus Episode - Careers with ImpactUNC Chapel Hill’s Impact's Careers with Impact Forum is an annual conference that offers MBA and undergraduate business students the opportunity to learn the skills and perspectives needed for an impact-driven career in business from experienced leaders in the field. This year, the university was gracious enough to host a fireside chat with Renegade Capital. During the talk, Leah and Ebony candidly discuss their own career trajectories and how they’ve carved successful niches in the social finance space. With the University’s generous support, we’re pleased to be able to share this bonus episode capturing the conversa...
2022-03-1648 minRenegade CapitalActivist Investing: Phuong Luong, CFP, Principal, Saltbox FinancialCan investors be activists?A lot of emphasis is placed on the failures of institutional investment practices to fix the holes in our capital ecosystems, but what if there were ways for regular people to do good with the money they have? What if people were empowered to park their money in sustainable ways instead of contributing to destructive financial vehicles? To answer these questions, we talk to Phuong Luong, an educator and financial planner who specializes in helping individuals and families invest in sustainable and regenerative investments. She also talks us through what to look for...
2022-01-2558 minRenegade CapitalInvesting in Main Street, not Wall Street: Stephanie Gripne, Founder and CEO of Impact Finance CenterWhy does more money go to Wall Street instead of Main Street? It’s a question that bedevils the world over as income inequality continues to climb and small-businesses shutter in growing numbers. We know from our grounding in the CDFI industry that misallocation of our collective wealth isn't for lack of quality investments outside of the bubble of big-finance and large corporations. CDFI lenders have demonstrated for decades that profitability is possible for investors operating at smaller scales, so what’s going on?Founder and CEO of Impact Finance Center, Stephanie Gripne, a.k.a “the Steve Jobs o...
2022-01-1159 minRenegade CapitalMeet a real life "renegade investor": Kate Poole, Co-Founder, Chordata CapitalDescription Can you support regenerative economies, community-controlled investment, and still earn a reasonable return? What would you do if you suddenly had $2 million? Take it easy? Retire early? Maybe buy that custom vintage car you’ve been eyeing for years? None of the Renegade Capital crew have had to grapple with that particular question, so we decided to talk to someone who has. In this episode, we talk with Kate Poole, whose journey from inheriting a trust fund to becoming an “anti-capitalist” wealth manager provides a totally unique perspective on how people with means c...
2021-12-1453 min
Reading EnvyReading Envy 235: Nature of Humanity with PaulaPaula is back for the last regular episode of the year and we talk about biography, books from the backlist, and books from countries we don't know much about.Download or listen via this link: Reading Envy 235: Nature of Humanity
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2021-12-1400 minRenegade CapitalHow the NFL’s Washington Football Team got its new name: Geeta Aiyer, President, Boston Common Asset ManagementIn a broken financial system that frequently rewards short-term profit over sustainability, the idea of investments as leverage for positive change can seem like a pipedream. We know, however, that money does talk. Key corporate walk-backs like confederate flag prohibitions at sports events and the retiring of Washington Football Team’s former, racist name were prompted by threats to returns from sponsors and other capital heavyweights. So why can’t shareholders do the same? Many of our listeners probably receive, and then toss out, those mailed notices of impending fund votes, but are there more ways for us to make...
2021-11-3051 minRenegade CapitalCannabis: Growing inclusive economies: Khadijah Tribble, VP of Corporate Social Responsibility at CuraleafAs the movement to legalize cannabis gains steam across the country, the plant presents opportunities for entrepreneurs to capitalize on a slowly loosening market. Often unsaid in this process of gradually laxing restrictions, however, is the prospect of, so-called, legitimate profits for some in an industry whose participants were heavily targeted and harmed by authorities. In many jurisdictions, they still are. With the war on drugs’ disproportionate toll on low-income communities and communities of color, can we head off the potential gentrification of the cannabis economy and make whole the people who’ve suffered due to decades of punitive poli...
2021-11-1656 minRenegade CapitalAre CDFIs the original capital renegades?: Donna Gambrell, CEO of Appalachian Community CapitalCertified Developmental Financial Institutions (CDFIs) are government-certified banks, credit unions, loan funds, and other types of capital providers that are dedicated to putting stakeholders first instead of shareholders. These organizations are vital in channeling capital to underserved economies and small-businesses yet have the unfortunate distinction as one of the best-kept secrets in the social finance space. Today’s Renegade Capital will hopefully correct that. We’re joined by RC-certified CDFI guru Donna Gambrell, current President and CEO of Appalachian Community Capital and former director of the Treasury’s CDFI Fund, to tell us what exactly these important institutions are and wh...
2021-11-0243 minRenegade CapitalRace, Banking, and Wealth: John Holdsclaw IV, EVP, Strategic Initiatives at National Cooperative Bank:How does banking affect the racial wealth gap in America? The racial wealth gap sees massive differences in median net worth between white and black Americans. The divide means that crises like the Great Recession and the COVID 19 Pandemic on average affect the latter far more than the former, not to mention deep-rooted issues like poverty, hunger, and health outcomes. An often-ignored contributor to the disparity has been the banking industry and its historic, systemic discrimination against nonwhite citizens. To get some clarity on the situation, we’re joined by Executive Vice President of Strategic In...
2021-10-1952 minRenegade CapitalCommunity, Capital, and Change: Cat Berman, CEO & Co-Founder of CNoteHow can we get money into America’s Main Street communities?Cat knows that Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) have been vital in capitalizing people and communities neglected by mainstream lending. But support for these institutions has to come from somewhere. CNote is a B-Corporation and social enterprise that acts as a go between for CDFIs and institutional investors looking to round out their portfolios with investments in communities. For the scoop on CNote, we talk to co-founder and three-time entrepreneur Cat Berman about what her business does and her vision for bringing innovation to co...
2021-10-0548 minRenegade CapitalRenegade Capital Series TrailerRenegade Capital is the activist’s podcast for finance and investments. Hear why we started this show and decided to interview thought leaders who go into the ring every day to fight against the racist, sexist, and exclusive norms established by traditional financial and capital systems.Support the showLove the podcast? Subscribe and follow to never miss an episode.Linkedin | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Join our mailing list
2021-09-2601 min
Impact Lenders PodcastEPISODE 26 – LEVERAGING THE POWER OF CDFIS AND GOVERNMENT RESOURCES TO CATALYZE SMALL BUSINESS GROWTHHigh Impact President Peter Schaeffing has a candid conversation with Leah Fremouw, SVP & Director of Community Innovation at Virginia Community Capital (VCC) and Andrea Longton, C.F.A., Founder and Author-Administrator of The Social Justice Investor™
2021-05-2040 minImpact Lenders PodcastEPISODE 26 – LEVERAGING THE POWER OF CDFIS AND GOVERNMENT RESOURCES TO CATALYZE SMALL BUSINESS GROWTHHigh Impact President Peter Schaeffing has a candid conversation with Leah Fremouw, SVP & Director of Community Innovation at Virginia Community Capital (VCC) and Andrea Longton, C.F.A., Founder and Author-Administrator of The Social Justice Investor™
2021-05-2040 min
Joy of Financial PlanningCDFIs Save the WorldHello Everyone and welcome to another great episode of the JOY of Financial Planning podcast.
The topics of this podcast are a compliment to the book JOY of Financial Planning, available in stores including Barnes & Noble and Amazon.com
JOY of Financial Planning is about the belief that we can overcome the unique economic, and life challenges we face as a generation, by first getting our financial house in order. In fact, we have, no other choice.
Now more than ever, we must grow our wealth, follow our passions, live with compassion and...
2020-12-1839 min
DIPUTADO SCHILLINGRADIO CARNAVAL DE LA CALERA 24/07/2020- PUBLICACIONES EN VILLA ALEMANA SOBRE FUTUROS CANDIDATOS A ALCALDE (ANDREA MOLINA - HIJO DE SABAT ) DONDE DEJAN A CLAUDIO DE LA HORRA SIN RESPALDO. DON MARCELO COMENTA QUE DE LA HORRA TIENE LA PRIMERA OPCION PARA SER ALCALDE Y QUE CUENTA CON SU RESPALDO Y DEL PS.- RETIRO DEL 10 % , QUE VISUALIZO : REFORMA CONSTITUCIONAL ES FRUTO DE LA NECESIDAD, SE LLEGO A UN EXITO INPENSADO- LEY DE SERVICIOS BASICOS QUE FUE APROBADA EN CONTRA DEL PRESIDENTE DE LA REPUBLICA- AGITACIÓN MAYOR QUE SE VIENE CON RESPECTO AL PLEBISCITO: ESTAMOS T...
2020-07-2438 min
Synapse Radio ShowSynapse Radio Episode 090 (Stasik T & Mindmusik) 03/27/2020Synapse Radio Episode 090 (Stasik T & Mindmusik) 03/27/2020
01 Shosho - Little Helper 360-1 (Original) -Little Helpers-
02 Francisco Ruiz-Tagle & Fredo Guerre - Little Helper 361-2 (Original) -Little Helpers-
03 The Midnight Perverts - Kunta (Replicanth Remix) -Corvus Recording-
04 Kike Mayor & Alexis Cabrera - Little Helper 166-3 (Original) -Little Helpers-
05 Shosho - Little Helper 360-3 (Original) -Little Helpers-
06 Randall Jones - Lucky Groove (Tigerhook Edit) -Bedrock Records-
07 Lèrr - Cataleya (Michael A Remix) -Balkan Connection-
08 Shosho - Little Helper 360-6 (Original) -Little Helpers-
09 Cream (PL) - Gaia (Original) -Perspectives Digital-
10 Clay Smith - Ritual Dub (Original) -Clinique Recordings-
11 Cid Inc. - Turning Pages (Alex O...
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