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School Reading ListEpisode 32 - What are picture books, and why are they useful?School Reading List podcast hosted by Tom TolkienSeason 1: Episode 32For transcripts, resources, show notes and contact details, see https://schoolreadinglist.co.uk/podcasts/series-1-episode-32/Part 1Book postSkipshock by Caroline O’DonoghueThe Great Pollination Investigation by Deborah HockingSnarky Sharky by Bethan Clarke, illustrated by Nikolas IlicI Hear the Trees by Zaro WeilCarnival Queen by Donette Williams-Harry, illustrated by Amelie-Anne CalmoMy Friend May by Julie FlettNoah’s New Home by Zeshan Akhter, illustrated by Nabila AdaniYou Decide Your Adventure by Bear GryllsWords Can Fly by D...
2025-06-3041 min
Embark On Your Day With A Breakthrough Full Audiobook.The Unlikeable Demon Hunter: Crave by Deborah WildePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/190173to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Unlikeable Demon Hunter: Crave
Series: Nava Katz Contemporary Fantasy, Book 4
Author: Deborah Wilde
Narrator: Hollie Jackson
Format: mp3
Length: 10 hrs and 50 mins
Release date: 06-16-25
Ratings: 5 out of 5 stars, 1 rating
Genres: Paranormal & Urban
Publisher's Summary:
What doesn’t kill you...seriously messes with your love life. Nava is happily settling into her new relationship and life is all giddy joy and stolen kisses. Except when it’s assassins. Talk about a mood killer. She and Rohan are tracking the unlikely partnership between the Brotherhood and a witch who...
2025-06-1610h 50
TomorrowZone CatalystLeading with Purpose: How AI and Visionary Leadership Drive Community ChangeIn this episode of the TomorrowZone Catalyst Podcast, host Deborah Reuben chats with Rohan Marfatia, CEO of Beround and mayoral candidate for Fremont, California. From leading AI innovation to stepping into civic leadership, Rohan shares how technology and a commitment to social impact can transform both industries and communities. Rohan's journey is full of inspiring moments, from deploying the first cell towers in remote Indian villages to running for mayor in the heart of Silicon Valley. Discover how he balances leading an AI company while pursuing civic change and why he believes taking the first step opens up endless possibilities...
2024-10-0727 min
How We Change the WorldEd Tick’s Mission: Healing PTSD & Soul Wounds in Ukraine and RussiaOver the course of four decades holistic psychotherapist, author, and poet Dr. Ed Tick has dedicated his life to healing the invisible wounds of war. His work transcends borders and conflicts, bringing hope and healing to veterans, trauma survivors, and, most recently, soldiers on both sides of the Ukrainian-Russian war.
Through spiritual practices, deep soul work, and ancient traditions, Ed addresses trauma in ways that modern approaches often fail to do.
“Trauma is cumulative and transgenerational. Our ancestors’ wounds live inside us, and if we don’t stop and heal, the pain only grows. Healing isn’t...
2024-09-251h 16How We Change the WorldFrom Poverty to Purpose: A Movement to Empower Young Girls in IndiaClick here to see full show notes and photos on our website.
Kayla and Molly, two volunteers with profound personal stories of overcoming addiction and sexual exploitation, join Sarah Davison Tracy to support the Asha program in India. Together, they help empower young girls at risk of child marriage and human trafficking by providing them with vocational skills. Their shared experiences allow them to deeply connect with the Asha girls, inspiring hope and transformation.
Episode Highlights:
The mission of the Asha program: Empowering vulnerable girls in India
Kayla and Molly’s personal journeys of re...
2024-09-111h 03How We Change the WorldSherri Goodman: How to Stop Climate-Driven Conflicts Before They StartSherri Goodman, a pioneering expert in environmental security and former Pentagon official, discusses her book, "Threat Multiplier: Climate, Military Leadership, and the Fight for Global Security".
Sherri explains how climate change acts as a "threat multiplier," intensifying global security risks, and the critical importance of preventing climate-driven conflicts before they escalate.
Drawing from her extensive experience, Sherri highlights strategies for integrating climate considerations into global security efforts and the role of international cooperation in fostering peace.
“Climate change is not just an environmental issue; it's a national security issue that requires global cooperation to prevent co...
2024-08-281h 07How We Change the WorldYour Plate, Your Fate Dr Rosane Oliveira Helps You Rewrite your Genetic Destiny (Revisit)Full Show Notes & Photos
What if the food on your plate could talk to your genes? Dr. Rosane Oliveira unravels this fascinating interplay, showing how our everyday choices can significantly impact our genetic expression and overall health and longevity.
As the founder of the Integrative Medicine department at UC Davis and President and CEO of the Plant-Based Life Foundation, Dr. Oliveira is at the helm of a movement that's redefining healthcare. Discover how she's merging traditional medical practices with the revolutionary power of diet and lifestyle choices, and what this could mean to you and your lov...
2024-08-211h 07How We Change the WorldKevin Fedarko's Mission: Preserving the Grand Canyon's Natural and Cultural HeritageClick here to see full show notes and SPECTACULAR photos (by Nat Geo photographer Pete McBride.)
Kevin Fedarko's challenging journey through the Grand Canyon ignited a fervent commitment to raise awareness about the park's fragile natural beauty and its profound significance to the indigenous tribes who consider the canyon lands sacred.
Kevin captured the transformative journey in his New York Times bestselling book, "A Walk in the Park: The True Story of a Spectacular Misadventure in the Grand Canyon."
Simply put, the book is phenomenal. In it, Kevin recounts his grueling, year-long hike with National...
2024-08-071h 12How We Change the WorldThe Missing Link in Women's Health: Dr. Campbell on Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy (Revisit)See full show notes & photos on our website.
In 2024, Dr. Caleigh Campbell opened Refine Physical Therapy, a private practice devoted entirely to helping women, men, and non-binary individuals with pelvic related issues. Refine Physical Therapy is located in Denver, Colorado, and provides specialized Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy.
With a strong foundation in orthopedics as well as Pelvic floor issues, Dr. Campbell offers a full spectrum of treatment to support the whole body.
"It's a very intimate subject, and most people don't talk about it at all. And if they do, they might be...
2024-07-3159 minHow We Change the WorldRescuing Horses from Slaughter: Tawnee Preisner’s Mission with Horse Plus Humane SocietyClick to See Photos & Full Show Notes
Can one couple’s passion for horses transform into a nationwide mission to end equine suffering?
Tawnee Preisner, co-founder of the Horse Plus Humane Society, has spent more than two decades rescuing horses from abuse, neglect, and slaughter. Their modest beginnings have exploded into a powerhouse of equine advocacy, reshaping the landscape of horse rescue and protection in America.
In this eye-opening conversation, Tawnee reveals the often-hidden realities of horse slaughter in America and the "pipeline" that funnels thousands of horses to brutal deaths each year. From retired racehorses to vi...
2024-07-241h 17How We Change the WorldRevisit: Professor Steve Babson Explores American PopulismIn this episode, we're joined by the remarkable Dr. Steve Babson, a man who has spent his life studying and teaching the intricacies of labor movements and political dynamics. His latest book, Populism: When America's Farmers Turned Left to Save Democracy, takes us back to the late 1800s, a time when America's farmers rallied against corporate giants to defend democracy. The parallels with today’s political landscape are numerous.
Steve’s career has been anything but ordinary. His life as a professor and labor activist ranged from college classrooms to union halls and factories, to the most unco...
2024-07-1759 minHow We Change the WorldA Ride for the Planet: Jacquelyn Francis’s 600 Miles for Climate ActionClick here to see full show notes, links and photos.
Jacquelyn Francis, a renowned climate scientist and founder of the Global Warming Mitigation Project, is embarking on an extraordinary 600-mile electric bike journey. Starting on July 12th, 2024, Jacquelyn will pedal from Aspen, Colorado, to Sun Valley, Idaho, symbolizing our collective commitment to combating climate change.
Click here to support Jacquie’s 600 miles e-bike ride for Climate Action
Jacquelyn will begin her 600-mile e-bike ride at her home in Aspen, Colorado. She’ll travel to the 2024 Sun Valley Forum in Sun Valley, Idaho, where she w...
2024-07-1051 minHow We Change the WorldThe Path to Enoughness with Michael J. KlineSee Full Shownotes, Photos & More on our Website
Michael J. Kline is a transformative coach known as the "enoughness guy." Michael's recent TED Talk, "Why You Never Feel Good Enough," explores the pervasive issue of self-worth and offers profound insights into achieving enoughness in our lives.
In this episode Michael shares his journey of self-discovery, including his transformative trek on the El Camino de Costa Rica, where he learned valuable lessons about enoughness and the importance of healing stuck trauma. Through his innovative work, Michael helps individuals uncover their inherent worth and remove emotional blocks...
2024-07-031h 10How We Change the WorldPop Culture Meets Policy: Michael Sheldrick's Bold Impact on 1.3 Billion LivesClick to see full show notes and photos on our website.
Michael Sheldrick, co-founder and Chief Policy, Impact, and Government Affairs Officer at Global Citizen and his team make global change happen by combining pop culture with policy change that impacts real lives. In this episode, Michael shares insights from his journey and his new book, "From Ideas to Impact: A Playbook for Influencing and Implementing Change in a Divided World."
In this episode you'll learn how Global Citizen has utilized pop culture to mobilize over 12 million citizens worldwide, generating actions that have unlocked...
2024-06-261h 18How We Change the WorldGlobal Healing Through Sacred Activism: A Conversation with Cynthia JursClick here to see photos & full show notes
Can embracing our authentic selves catalyze global healing and positive change? Cynthia Jurs, sacred activist and author of "Summoned by the Earth: Becoming a Holy Vessel for Healing Our World," believes it is not only possible but a profound responsibility we all share.
In this episode, Cynthia shares her journey from becoming a Dharma teacher under Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh to her transformative work with Earth Treasure Vases. These vases, filled with prayers and offerings, are planted in troubled areas around the globe to bring healing...
2024-06-191h 22How We Change the WorldHow Climate Denial Is Stealing Our Future, with Author David LipskyIn this episode, we explore the world of climate change and the science of denial with acclaimed, New York Times bestselling author David Lipsky.
His latest book, The Parrot and the Igloo: Climate and the Science of Denial, unravels the complex web of climate change, historical perspectives, and the intricate dance of denial that has shaped our current predicament.
From the pioneering scientists of the 19th century to the modern-day deniers, Lipsky takes us on a journey through time, exploring the human ingenuity and fallibility that have both created and hindered our understanding of climate...
2024-06-052h 00How We Change the WorldRevisiting: Sunniva Sorby: How a Polar Explorer Uses Citizen Science to Raise Climate Change AwarenessClick here for full show notes and photos
In 1993, Sunniva Sorby was part of the first all-women expedition team to ski across Antarctica to the South Pole. That historic journey launched a thirty-year career of wilderness adventure, eventually transforming Sunniva into a citizen scientist conducting climate change research in both the Antarctic and Arctic regions.
Along with her endeavors, Sunniva co-founded the non-profit organization, Hearts in the Ice to drive action and promote engagement in the climate change conversation.
In this episode, Sunniva shares her extraordinary experiences, including a nineteen-month overwinter in a...
2024-05-291h 05How We Change the WorldThe Geography of the Soul: Dr. Royce Fitts on Healing, Dreams & Personal ChangeSee full show notes and photos on our web site.
Can embracing our authentic selves catalyze global healing and positive change? Dr. Royce Fitts, holistic counselor and author of "The Geography of the Soul," believes it is not only possible but a profound responsibility we all share.
Dr. Royce Fitts is a licensed marriage and family therapist, theologian, and minister whose work blends psychotherapy with exploring life's deeper meaning. As a holistic spiritual counselor and dream worker, he helps people navigate mental health struggles and create beauty and meaning amidst life's challenges.
His new book "The Geography of the...
2024-05-221h 11
MiddayBook bans, and book fans, with Baltimore County's head librarianLast year, the American Library Association reported a 20% increase from the previous year in efforts to ban books in the US in both school and public libraries. As WYPR education reporter Bri Hatch reported, 148 titles were challenged in Maryland last year, which made our state one of more than a dozen states to exceed one hundred banned books. Maryland is one of the states with laws that require specific criteria for removing books from libraries, and which protect library personnel who act within that criteria. Dr. Sonia Alcántara-Antoine, the CEO of the Ba...
2024-05-1633 minHow We Change the WorldFrom Pain to Purpose: Embracing Ancient Wisdom and Modern Healing Techniques with SolIn this conversation with Sol, we discuss the transformative power of connecting ancient wisdom with the challenges and opportunities of modern life. Sol, also known as Kat Ross, is a ray of light in the realms of healing and personal transformation. Her journey from a successful career in the solar industry to embracing her true calling as a modern-day medicine woman after a profound period of grief, reveals a compelling narrative of resilience and discovery.
Sol's rich tapestry of experiences spans continents and cultures, having trained in a host of healing modalities from the heart of the...
2024-05-151h 12How We Change the WorldDitte Lysgaard Vind: Denmark's Circular Economy VisionaryThis week on "How We Changed the World," we are thrilled to be joined by Ditte Lysgaard Vind, a visionary in the field of sustainable design and circular economy.
As the author of "Danish Design Heritage and Global Sustainability" and a staunch advocate for the integration of environmental considerations into design, Ditte shares her profound insights into the potential of Danish design principles to revolutionize our approach to sustainability.
In our discussion, Ditte delves into the essence of circular economy—an economic system aimed at eliminating waste and the continual use of resources. She highlights ho...
2024-05-0859 minHow We Change the WorldUnlocking Emotional Resilience with Dr. Deb Sandella's RIM Technique👉🏼 See Full Show Notes & Photos Here
🎙️ World-changers are at their best when they are emotionally resilient. If you're in pursuit of rapid and profound emotional healing—beyond what traditional talk therapy offers—this episode is for you. Join us as we revisit the methods of Dr. Deb Sandella, a distinguished psychotherapist with nearly 50 years of expertise. Dr. Sandella founded the RIM Institute and developed the innovative RIM technique, a transformative approach designed to help individuals access and release emotional pain stored in the body.
👉🏼 What is the RIM Technique?
The RIM (Regenerating Images in Memory) technique...
2024-05-011h 07How We Change the WorldRevisiting: Shannon Keith's Legal Battle to End Animal TestingFULL SHOW NOTES & PHOTOS
Did you know that beagles, one of America’s most cherished dog breeds, are the most common canine victims of laboratory testing due to their extremely docile nature? This heartbreaking reality motivates Shannon Keith, our guest today, who is an animal rights lawyer and the founder of the Beagle Freedom Project.
Beagle Freedom Project is the world’s leading organization for rescuing and rehoming animals used in experimental research. Since 2010, they have liberated thousands of animals while working to end their abuse through education, advocacy, and legislation. Each day they move clos...
2024-04-241h 04How We Change the WorldChange Yourself, Change the World, with Mindfulness Coach, Oren Jay SoferSEE FULL SHOWNOTES & PHOTOS
Can the practice of mindfulness truly reshape society and help us solve our intractable challenges like climate change, endless war, and increasing polarity?
Join us as Oren Jay Sofer, renowned mindfulness and nonviolent communication expert, explores this critical question. In this episode of "How We Change the World," Oren draws insights from his latest book, Your Heart Was Made For This: Contemplative Practices to Meet a World in Crisis with Courage, Integrity, and Love. Discover how integrating personal transformation with societal action can lead to real and lasting change.
"True communication leads to...
2024-04-171h 06How We Change the WorldRevisiting :Empowering Children To Fight Injustice Worldwide: The Inspiring Work Of 'Many Hopes'Fifteen years ago, Thomas Keown discovered his life's mission in the slums of Kenya: to combat child injustice through systemic change. Today, his initiative, Many Hopes, is making strides worldwide, proving that children saved from poverty and abuse can become tomorrow's leaders of change.
In this episode, Thomas shares the story behind Many Hopes and its innovative approach to ending childhood suffering. By empowering children with education and support, and challenging ineffective charity models, Many Hopes is setting a new standard for what it means to create lasting change.
Join us for a profound conversation...
2024-04-101h 05How We Change the WorldPalestinian Filmmaker Mohammed Alatar: Documenting Injustice and Resilience in OccupationSEE FULL SHOW NOTES & PHOTOS
Join us as we explore the journey of Mohammed Alatar, a Palestinian filmmaker committed to depicting the struggles and resilience within Occupied Palestine. Through his unique perspective, Alatar narrates his journey from his birth in the West Bank city of Jenin, to reaching global recognition as he employs the power of cinema to champion human rights and illuminate the Palestinian story.
Learn about the inspiration behind his impactful documentaries, such as "Broken" and "Jerusalem: The East Side Story," and how these works give a voice to Palestinians enduring the realities of occupation...
2024-04-031h 08How We Change the WorldRevisiting: Compassion in Action: Animal Rescue Corps with Tim Woodward & Michael CunninghamAnimal Rescue Corps (ARC) protects dogs, cats, and scores of other domesticated animals across North America and beyond through large-scale Emergency Animal Rescue & Disaster Response, Shelter Relief, and Education & Training.
Whether it’s a situation of animal hoarding, puppy mills, dogfighting, natural disasters, cruelty, or basic neglect, the number of companion animals living in deplorable and deadly situations is staggering. Too many communities have few or no resources to help. Suffering can continue for generations.
Enter Tim Woodward and Michael Cunningham of Animal Rescue Corps, and their army of angels who arrive in massive numbers: ve...
2024-03-271h 17How We Change the WorldMichael Dexter: Empowering Local Climate Action with "Climate Herald"Michael Dexter is the visionary founder behind Climate Herald, a groundbreaking platform that promotes local action on climate change. His journey into the world of environmental advocacy was deeply influenced by his personal experiences, including the repeated flooding of his childhood home, which underscored the tangible impacts of climate issues.
His extensive background as a former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) staffer enriched his passion for environmental action, providing him with invaluable experience in leading community-based resiliency projects and crafting resources for local governments.
Michael’s Masters of Public Administration in Environmental Science and Policy from Co...
2024-03-201h 03How We Change the WorldRevisited: Nourish & Nurture: The Farmlink Project's Quest to End Hunger and Protect the PlanetSee full show notes and photos on our website.
Amidst the 2020 pandemic lockdown, an isolated college student stumbled upon a shocking paradox while watching the news - farmers wasting surplus food, leading to an environmental crisis, while food banks struggled to meet demand. This disturbing dichotomy struck a chord with Aidan Reily, a Brown University junior, and his best friend, James Kanoff, a Stanford junior. Driven to bridge this gap, they rallied their friends, brothers Ben Collier and Will Collier from Connecticut, and successfully marshalled an army of 500 student volunteers. Together, they launched The Farmlink Project.
As of March 2024, this...
2024-03-131h 08How We Change the WorldLife in Segregated America: A Blueprint for Equity with Leah RothsteinSee Full Show Notes & Photos on How We Change the World Website
Neighborhood segregation in the United States is not a coincidence; it is the result of deliberate policies and practices.. From the first segregated public housing projects of the 1930s to the creation of whites-only suburbs of the 1950's, US Government laws and policies ensured African Americans were separated from white Americans, along with necessary resources that support neighborhoods.
In this enlightening interview with Leah Rothstein, we explore the critical issues of fighting segregation in America, focusing on the significant resource gaps in segregated...
2024-03-061h 03How We Change the WorldRevisiting: Josie Naughton on Revolutionizing Refugee Aid with Choose LoveIn 2015, Josie Naughton and her friends could never have imagined how a single act of compassion would grow into a beacon of hope for millions. Compelled by the urgent needs of refugees arriving in Europe, they turned to social media, hoping to gather a modest collection of donations. What followed was a heartwarming surge of generosity that laid the foundation for Choose Love. This wasn't just about donations; it was a movement powered by love and solidarity.
Eight years on, Choose Love has become a testament to what humanity can achieve when united by compassion. Raising over $100...
2024-02-281h 03How We Change the WorldA World in Need: The Evolving Role of Chaplains with Rev. Malu Fairley-Collins & Diane MorrisSee Full Show Notes & Photos on our Website
Welcome to the "How We Change the World" podcast! In this episode, Deborah interviews Rev. Malu Fairley-Collins, an ordained minister at Alliance of Baptists and a board-certified chaplain since 2012. Malu also serves as a chaplain trainer at Sankofa CPE Center where they educate our second guest, Diane Morris, a Licensed Social Worker and chaplain in training.
Malu and Diane delve into the evolving role of chaplains in providing support during challenging times in people's lives. They discuss how the field is adapting to meet the needs of a...
2024-02-201h 10How We Change the WorldRevisiting ‘Becoming Extraordinary with Lynne Twist’ (Global Visionary & Best-Selling Author)See Full Show Notes & Photos on our Website
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of Lynne Twist, a global visionary dedicated to creating a better world. As the founder of the Soul of Money Institute and author of influential books like "The Soul of Money" and "Living a Committed Life," Lynne has inspired over 100,000 people in 50 countries with her work in ethical fundraising, conscious philanthropy, and cultivating a healthy relationship with money.
Lynne’s vast experience includes advising prestigious organizations like Microsoft, Procter & Gamble, and Harvard University, and collaborating with global platforms such as...
2024-02-1451 minHow We Change the WorldRyan Berg's Mission: Freedom & Dignity for Victims of Sex TraffickingIn this powerful episode, we sit down with Ryan Berg, co-founder of the Aruna Project, to explore the harrowing world of sex trafficking and the freedom, dignity, and transformation his organization offers. From the streets of South Asia to the heart of the United States, Ryan shares insights into the complexities of sex trafficking, the resilience of survivors, and the innovative approach the Aruna Project takes to secure lifelong freedom and security for the women it serves.
What You'll Learn
✨The Genesis of the Aruna Project: Discover how a shocking revelation at an airport led Ry...
2024-02-071h 09How We Change the WorldRedefining Care: Dr. Marc-David Munk's Mission to Transform American HealthcareSee full show notes, photos and links on our website
In this eye-opening episode, we sit down with Dr. Marc-David Munk, a visionary in the field of medicine. Dr. Munk's journey from emergency medicine to reimagining the future of American healthcare is not just a career transition; it's a crusade to mend a fragmented system. From his experiences as a flying doctor in East Africa, about which he written a new book titled Urgent Calls from Distant Places: An Emergency Doctor's Notes about Life and Death on the Frontiers of East Africa, to his profound insights on...
2024-01-311h 04How We Change the World'Raising the Nation': Paul Lindley's Crusade for a Child-Centric FutureIn this thought-provoking episode, we dive deep into the world of successful British entrepreneur and influential author, Paul Lindley OBE. Paul has dedicated himself to reshaping the landscape of childhood through innovative ideas and passionate advocacy.
From his early days starting the UK’s largest organic baby and toddler food brand, Ella's Kitchen, to his nine years as Deputy Director of Nickelodeon UK, to his current roles as Chair of Robert F Kennedy Human Rights UK and a Trustee of Sesame Workshop, the
creators of Sesame Street, Paul's journey is one of creativity, compassion, and positive change.
His...
2024-01-241h 10How We Change the WorldVoices of Valor: Dr. Anthony Feinstein on Journalists Upholding TruthSee Full Show Notes & Photos
Dr. Anthony Feinstein has long explored the psychological impacts on journalists in conflict zones. In his new book, Moral Courage, 19 Profiles of Investigative Journalists, he turns the spotlight on journalists undeterred in their efforts to tell fellow citizens about their corrupt governments, vicious cartels, and other subjects.
“They are the last vestiges of civil society in their country. And so their fellow citizens look to them and admire them. They want to read them because they know that this is the individual who's giving [them] the truth. — Anthony Feinstein
Hi...
2024-01-171h 00How We Change the WorldFrom Shadows to Advocacy: Hector Quiroga's Immigrant Journey to the American DreamSee Full Show Notes & Photos on our Website
As an attorney and CEO at Quiroga Law Office, PLLC, Hector has been practicing immigration law for over 14 years, “Helping clients achieve their American Dream.” Since 2015, he has taught law students at Gonzaga University School of Law, “Sharing his knowledge and skills in practice management, trial and case management, and settlement strategies”.
“I understand the challenges and opportunities that immigrants face, and I am committed to providing them with compassionate and effective legal representation.”- Hector Quiroga
In his book, "Prove Them Wrong: One Immigrant’s 10-Year Journey from Bankrupt to Mi...
2024-01-101h 07How We Change the WorldGregg Montella: A Lifeline in Crisis - Humanitarian Aid in Ukraine and BeyondClick here to see full show notes & photos on our website.
The war in Ukraine creates 200-500 new widows every day. The average age is 27. Gregg Montella is doing everything he can to make their lives bearable.
In this deeply moving episode of How We Change the World, we explore the life and work of Gregg Montella, founder and director of Heroes International. From his early days of finding his calling to his two decades of humanitarian efforts in Moldova and Ukraine, Gregg shares his remarkable journey of truly making the world better.
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2024-01-031h 13How We Change the WorldRevisiting "Choosing Love Over Borders: Josie Naughton's Journey to Transform Humanitarian Aid"In this replay of episode #17, CEO Josie Naughton shares the incredible story of how she and a few friends started helping refugees arriving in Europe in 2015 by posting a social media post for donations, and how that small act of kindness turned into a full-fledged organization that has raised over 100 million dollars in just eight years funding over 400 partner organizations who help millions of displaced people.
Josie Naughton is the CEO of Choose Love, a British charity and now US non-profit dedicated to providing aid and support to displaced individuals and families in 34 countries worldwide. From lifesaving s...
2023-12-271h 03How We Change the WorldEcology & Ethics: Dr. Janet Rumfelt on Protecting Animal, Human, and Planetary HealthThoughtful activism, driven by authentic ethical conviction, is the most powerful force for change.
"In this enlightening episode, Dr. Janet Rumfelt, Board Chair of the African Network for Animal Welfare USA (ANAW USA) and professor of Environmental Studies at Regis University, shares her profound insights into the symbiotic relationship between humans, animals, and our shared environment. She reflects on how her academic background in religion, ethics, and philosophy has shaped her understanding of the interconnectedness of all living beings.
Dr. Rumfelt discusses ANAW’S mission in Kenya and other African nations, emphasizing the role of edu...
2023-12-201h 06How We Change the WorldEchoes of Rebellion: Steve Babson Explores American PopulismAuthor Steve Babson, with a lifetime career in labor education coupled with his PhD in history, Steve holds an expert understanding of the intricate dynamics of social and political movements. In his latest book, "Forgotten Populists: When America's Farmers Turned Left to Save Democracy," Babson delves into the late 1800s, a crucial period in American history that first saw the emergence of the populist movement.
In this episode, Babson discusses the historical context of populism, its transformation over time, and its current interpretations. As he puts it:"Populism is a term applied to a whole range of...
2023-12-131h 01
La sala de TodasGenocidio en Gaza: un asunto feministaPara La sala de Todas continúa siendo prioridad analizar el genocidio que ocurre en Gaza desde una mirada feminista. Es por eso que hoy les presentamos un episodio especial donde distintas expertas abordarán este tema.
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Películas:
- 3000 nights
- The salt of this sea
- The wanted 18
Documentales:
- R...
2023-12-111h 41How We Change the WorldThe Sewage Recycling Revolution: Peter Annin & the Promise of Endless Fresh WaterSEE FULL SHOW NOTES & PHOTOS
Peter Annin excels as a communicator and translator between the scientific community and the general public. His background as a veteran journalist includes a decade of reporting on environmental and conflict-related issues for Newsweek Magazine.
Over the past twenty years, Peter has focused specifically on water issues. Annin is the author of the award-winning book 'Great Lakes Water Wars' and frequently contributes op-eds on water topics to prominent outlets like The Washington Post and The New York Times. He also serves as the director of the Mary Griggs Burke Center...
2023-12-061h 06How We Change the WorldStitching Together Strength: Brecia Kralovic-Logan Finds Power in StorytellingClick Here for Full Show Notes, Photos & More
Brecia Kralovic-Logan is a distinguished textile artist and the visionary behind the Women's Woven Voices project. Her work goes beyond the boundaries of traditional art, serving as a platform for women's empowerment and collective storytelling.
Brecia’s initiative is more than an artistic endeavor; it's a local and global movement fostering connections and healing through shared experiences.It is also a catalyst for community building and advocacy.
In this episode, we discuss:
Exploring the roots of Women's Woven Voices.
How Brecia uses textile art to empower a...
2023-11-291h 05How We Change the WorldStitching Together Strength: Brecia Kralovic-Logan Finds Power in StorytellingClick Here for Full Show Notes, Photos & More
Brecia Kralovic-Logan is a distinguished textile artist and the visionary behind the Women's Woven Voices project. Her work goes beyond the boundaries of traditional art, serving as a platform for women's empowerment and collective storytelling.
Brecia’s initiative is more than an artistic endeavor; it's a local and global movement fostering connections and healing through shared experiences.It is also a catalyst for community building and advocacy.
In this episode, we discuss:
Exploring the roots of Women's Woven Voices.
How Brecia uses textile art to emp...
2023-11-281h 05How We Change the WorldYour Plate, Your Fate: How Dr. Rosane Oliveira is Helping People Rewrite their Genetic DestinyFull Show Notes, Photos and More...
What if the food on your plate could talk to your genes? Dr. Rosane Oliveira unravels this fascinating interplay, showing how our everyday choices can significantly impact our genetic expression and overall health and longevity.
As the founder of the Integrative Medicine department at UC Davis and President and CEO of the Plant-Based Life Foundation, Dr. Oliveira is at the helm of a movement that's redefining healthcare. Discover how she's merging traditional medical practices with the revolutionary power of diet and lifestyle choices, and what this could mean to...
2023-11-221h 07How We Change the WorldJennifer Jewell: Unearthing the Significance of Seeds in 'What We Sow'SEE FULL SHOW NOTES AND BEAUTIFUL PHOTOS ON OUR WEBSITE
Author of the new book, What We Sow: On the Personal, Ecological, and Cultural Significance of Seeds, Jennifer Jewell reveals the power of seeds in our world "for food, for medicine, for utility, for the vast interconnected web we include in the concept of biodiversity and planetary health, for beauty, and for culture.”
In her role as host of the award-winning NPR radio show and podcast, Cultivating Place, Jennifer strives to help listeners not only learn how to garden better, but to help them know the...
2023-11-151h 04How We Change the WorldThe Future is in the Fields: Cultivating Creativity & Community with Artist Lisa FingletonSee full episode notes, links & photos on our website.
Lisa Fingleton is an artist, filmmaker, writer and grower of organic fruits and vegetables. From her home on a nineteen-acre organic farm and native woodland on the west coast of Ireland, Lisa is a prime example of one who thinks globally and acts locally.
Through her art projects, films and books, Lisa cultivates seamless connections between art, food and farming in a project called The Barna Way. The Barna Way is a mindset, an approach to life that involves “listening to the land and creating an inclusiv...
2023-11-081h 05How We Change the WorldRacing Extinction: The Film Exposing the Hidden World of Wildlife CrimeWATCH THE FILM RACING EXTINCTION
This week, on How We Change the World, we're taking a brief pause from our usual interviews to bring you something distinct, eye-opening, and incredibly impactful: a special on-demand screening of the groundbreaking documentary, Racing Extinction.
"When you're talking about losing all of nature, it's not a spectator sport anymore." - Director Louie Psihoyos
Directed by the Oscar®-winning director Louie Psihoyos, the brilliant mind behind 2009’s The Cove, Racing Extinction shines a light on the dire urgency to protect endangered species while unmasking the sinister trade of wildlife trafficking. You’ll also discover the i...
2023-11-0104 minHow We Change the WorldRemaking a World in Crisis: The WECAN story with Osprey Orielle LakeSee full episode notes, links & photos on our website.
Walking among the giant redwood trees near her home, Osprey Orielle Lake had a moment in 2009 that changed the trajectory of her life and her work. Frustrated by the lackluster results of that year’s COP 15 Climate Change talks in Copenhagen, Osprey decided to commit her life help protect the earth for future generations. She has not only kept that commitment, but has also helped transform the face of climate activism by elevating women’s and indigenous leadership in the field. Forming Women’s Earth and Climate Action Networ...
2023-10-251h 05How We Change the WorldAvery Bang on Engineering, Entrepreneurship, and Empowering New LeadersSee Full Show Notes Photos and More Links
In 2006, fresh from graduate school with degrees in Business and Geotechnical Engineering, Avery Bang couldn’t wait to go out and save the world. Her business and engineering knowledge combined with her passion for social justice had her chomping at the bit, searching for a problem she could solve. After fifteen years serving as CEO of Bridges to Prosperity, Avery now serves as a Principal at the highly-respected Mulago Foundation, helping social entrepreneurs solve the world's most intractable problems.
In this episode, we discuss:
• How Mulago...
2023-10-1853 minHow We Change the WorldDr. Caleigh Campbell: How Physical Therapy is Revolutionizing Women's HealthcareSee full show notes and photos for this and all episodes here.
Dr. Caleigh Campbell chose to practice a specialty still unknown to many women and even to other doctors, though its results are simple, effective, and often life-changing: pelvic floor physical therapy. While practitioners of the field are still few, demand is growing rapidly as more and more women understand the benefits that span a lifetime.
"It's a very intimate subject, and most people don't talk about it at all. And if they do, they might be saying to someone else: “I've had that fo...
2023-10-1159 minHow We Change the WorldPolar Ambassadors: At the Heart of Climate Change with Hilde Fålun Strøm“As a polar ambassador, think it's important that people know about how important these areas in the end of the world are on the North Pole, South Pole, the ice caps, the cryospheres, the white parts of our earth. I think that's a knowledge that I and Sunniva are trying to spread through our mission and our movement.” -- Hilde Fålun Strøm
SEE PHOTOS AND FULL SHOW NOTES ON OUR WEBSITE: https://www.howwechangetheworld.co/episodes
Though many imagine the North Pole perennially covered in snow, the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard, located just 650 miles so...
2023-10-041h 15How We Change the WorldProject I See You: Helping Women Buy Homes & Build BusinessesSEE FULL SHOW NOTES AND PHOTOS ON OUR WEBSITE: https://www.howwechangetheworld.co/episodes
When a church mission led Mercy Tucker and her husband to take their four year-old and 18 month-old children to live in a barrio in the Dominican Republic, some very real truths emerged. The greatest of these was observing the utter lack of resources available to young, single, poor mothers who lacked even the most basic housing. Yet somehow these young women used any scraps or resources to construct the most basic shelters to put a roof over their children’s heads. When a se...
2023-09-271h 13How We Change the WorldThe Holistic Warrior: Dr. Ed Tick on Healing PTSD through Dreamwork, Rituals & PilgrimageSEE FULL SHOW NOTES ON OUR WEBSITE
As a novice therapist in who had yet to earn his doctorate, Ed Tick was at a loss of how to treat the wounded Viet Nam vets coming to get help with their war trauma. The year was 1976. PTSD—Post Traumatic Stress Disorder—would not be identified as a behavioral disorder for another four years. But Ed already knew from hearing their stories that no matter how the presenting issue would be diagnosed, the men were suffering from soul wounds.
“Stress disorder indicates what now psychology and psychiatry call the broken...
2023-09-201h 13How We Change the WorldDemocracy in Peril: Israelis Push Back on Threat of Autocracy with Raed Mualem & Shaul GabbayIn this episode, we explore the current, ongoing struggle to preserve democracy in Israel. SEE FULL SHOW NOTES & PHOTOS ON OUR WEBSITE
Dr. Raed Mualem and Dr. Shaul Gabbay, both citizens of Israel, are my guests today. They discuss the very real danger of a precipitous fall into authoritarianism in their country. Along with millions of other Israelis, they are strongly rejecting this shocking development. Both professors are highly educated and well-informed of the situation, and offer their explanations of how Israel found itself in this precarious situation where democracy is hanging by a thread.
“It's onl...
2023-09-131h 13How We Change the WorldEquality Under Siege: Lauren Y Casteel on the Dismantling of Affirmative ActionMy special guest is Lauren Y. Casteel, community thought leader and President and CEO of The Women’s Foundation of Colorado, a non-profit community foundation focusing on gender, racial, and economic equity. Lauren has been outspoken in her criticism of the recent Supreme Court Decision of Students for Fair Admissions v. President & Fellows of Harvard College that struck down years of legal precedent that allowed colleges to use affirmative action as part of their admissions decisions.
“This decision, the affirmative action decision, in my mind, reaffirmed the fact that we have not reckoned with the harm that has...
2023-09-061h 14How We Change the WorldSunniva Sorby: How a Polar Explorer Uses Citizen Science to Raise Climate Change AwarenessIn 1993, Sunniva Sorby was part of the first all-women expedition team to ski across Antarctica to the South Pole. That history-making journey kicked off a thirty-year career of wilderness adventure that eventually transformed Sunniva into a citizen scientist conducting climate change research in the Antarctic and Arctic regions. (SEE FULL SHOW NOTES & PHOTOS: https://www.howwechangetheworld.co/episodes)
In this episode, Sunniva describes her nineteen-month overwinter in a remote trapper’s cabin in the Arctic she shared with Hearts in the Ice co-founder, Hilde Fålun Strøm, which they captured in a riveting book titled "Hearts in the Ice...
2023-08-301h 05How We Change the World#33 | Nature's Warning: Kristina Marusic on the Unseen Connection Between Toxins and Cancer RatesIn this episode, I had the privilege of engaging in an enlightening conversation with the award-winning environmental reporter and author, Kristina Marusic. Our discussion delved deep into the heart of her groundbreaking book, "A New War on Cancer: Unlikely Heroes Revolutionizing Prevention".
See Full Show Notes at How We Change the World Website
In this episode we discuss:
• The critical role of environmental journalists and writers to translate scientific findings into jargon lay people can use.
• The reason why it’s easier to raise funds for cancer treatment as opposed to preven...
2023-08-231h 06How We Change the WorldHelp in Maui: Mobilizing Medical Aid with Teresa Gray & Mobile Medics InternationalWith medical facilities in Lahaina entirely decimated along with more than 2200 other structures––nearly the entire town––Mobile Medics International is not only responding to medical needs of the displaced population who are reeling from a massive loss of life along with their homes, they are also preparing to restore ongoing medical help to serve this population who are grieving and in shock. CLICK HERE TO SEE FULL SHOW NOTES
“Honestly, every disaster we've ever responded to, I would guess that 60%, if not more, of what we do is psychological first aid. Just listening to your story, holding your hand, holdin...
2023-08-1644 minHow We Change the WorldReviving Hopes in Pakistan: Empowering Women, Educating Children, and Breaking BarriersMike and Robin Gordon founded Shining Light International to empower women, educate children, and bring hope to the destitute, isolated populations of Northern Pakistan. SEE FULL SHOW NOTES AND PHOTOS ON OUR WEBSITE
Twenty-two years since its inception, Shining Light's influence is gauged not solely by the thousands of lives it has elevated through tangible enhancements such as heightened literacy rates and household incomes. It is also evaluated by the intangible advantages of elevated dignity, self-esteem, communal bonds, and joy that these opportunities have predominantly bestowed upon women and children.
***** SUPPORT & EMPOWER ISOLATED WOMEN IN N...
2023-08-0954 minHow We Change the WorldSurvivor-Driven Change: Thomas Keown's Long Game Brings Justice to Children InternationallyFifteen years ago Thomas Keown was working as a journalist in NYC when, on vacation, he stumbled upon children suffering from injustice, poverty and indignity in the slums of Kenya. Appalled by the magnitude of suffering, he founded Many Hopes to create systemic change, and fifteen years later he is expanding his efforts globally.
Believing that children who have survived abusive lives of slavery, trafficking, or destitution can become powerful agents of change, Thomas and his team designed Many Hopes to create lasting change and solve deeply entrenched problems around the world.
“Many Hopes exists in...
2023-08-021h 05How We Change the WorldEmpowering Moms in a Challenging World: The Channel Mom Story with Jenny DeanGET TICKETS TO ACCELEBRATE! CHANNEL MOM'S ANNUAL FUNDRAISER AT BANDIMERE SPEEDWAY! JULY 27TH AT 5 PM
Jenny Dean is a remarkable woman with a passion for supporting mothers from all walks of life. As the founder and director of Channel Mom, Jenny used lessons from her own challenges as a new mom to create an outreach program that provides financial, spiritual, and practical assistance to moms from the suburbs to homeless shelters to prison cells. Through a range of community-based programs, podcasts, radio shows, blogs, and more, Channel Mom has become a beacon of hope for countless moms...
2023-07-261h 03How We Change the WorldRedefining Fashion: Leanne Mai-ly Hilgart on the Rise of Ethical CoutureMeet ethical entrepreneur Leanne Mai-ly Hilgart, founder of Humans We Love, a company specializing in high-couture, ethically created wedding gowns, dresses, jewelry and more.
Drawing on her own artistic talent, her career as a high-fashion model in Hong Kong, her MBA and her lifelong activism protecting animals, Leanne first took the plunge in 2011 to fill a need she saw no one else filling––ethically made high-fashion outerwear warm enough for Chicago winters, using zero animal products, and “no-waste” material sourcing.
“I knew I could combine my love for creating, animal rights, my training in business, and in fas...
2023-07-191h 062023-07-1207 minHow We Change the WorldThe Quadruple Win: Vikas Garg on abillion’s Transformative Business ModelIn this week's episode we meet Vikas Garg, the Singapore-based founder and CEO of a unique and transformative business and app named "abillion."
In 2017, after spending thirteen years in the finance industry directing billion-dollar portfolios and hedge funds, Vikas Garg pivoted to helping make the world better for everyone.
Using his vast knowledge of data analysis, algorithms, finance, and plant-based nutrition, Vikas developed an app that would create meaningful social change. His goal was to inspire abillion or more people to adopt a vegan lifestyle, or to simply lean into eating less meat and choosing foods an...
2023-07-051h 09How We Change the WorldThe Quadruple Win: Vikas Garg on abillion’s Transformative Business Model"The Quadruple Win: Vikas Garg and abillion's Impactful Business Model"In 2017, after spending thirteen years in the finance industry directing billion-dollar portfolios and hedge funds, Vikas Garg pivoted to helping make the world better for everyone.
Using his vast knowledge of data analysis, algorithms, finance, and plant-based nutrition, Vikas developed an app that would create meaningful social change. His goal was to inspire abillion or more people to adopt a vegan lifestyle, or to simply lean into eating less meat and choosing foods that are sustainable for the planet.
“We have an opportunity to think about what we put on our plate and how it can cr...
2023-07-0529 minHow We Change the WorldFrom Spark to Flame: Looking Back at our Changemakers’ Impactful JourneysIn this special edition of How We Change the World, we invite you to join us on a journey of reflection, inspiration, and action.
Our quest to make the world a better place often begins with a single spark - a moment, an experience, a conviction - that ignites a lifelong flame of dedication and resolve. This week, we turn the spotlight on those transformative beginnings, revisiting conversations with 12 extraordinary individuals whose inspiring actions continue to ripple across the world.
This episode is designed to illuminate the many paths that lead to making a difference...
2023-06-281h 05How We Change the WorldBeauty of Belize: Julz Peña on Healing and Fostering CommunityIn today's episode of the podcast, we journey to Belize to explore the holistic and heart-based approach to healing and community with the phenomenal Julz Peña of Julz Holistic Massage Studio.
Julz's journey is nothing short of inspiring. From a childhood marked by poverty and struggle, growing up with a single mom and four siblings, often moving and going hungry, she's risen above these hardships to create a space of healing, positivity, and care for her Belize community.
Julz firmly believes that everyone and everything are interconnected. This philosophy shines through her unique approach t...
2023-06-2141 minHow We Change the WorldNourish & Nurture: The Farmlink Project's Quest to End Hunger and Protect the PlanetIn today's episode, we present a real-life adaptation of the proverb, "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade." Amid the 2020 pandemic lockdown, an isolated college student stumbled upon a shocking paradox while watching the news - farmers wasting surplus food, leading to an environmental crisis, while food banks struggled to meet demand. This disturbing dichotomy struck a chord with Aidan Reily, a Brown University junior, and his best friend, James Kanoff, a Stanford junior. Driven to bridge this gap, they rallied their friends, Ben and Will Collier from Connecticut, and successfully marshalled an army of 500 student volunteers. Together, they...
2023-06-141h 08How We Change the WorldPollinators in Peril: Brad Kuhn on Planting Flowers to Save the BeesToday's episode is all about how to save the bees! Did you know bees are responsible for pollinating 80 percent of all flowering plants including most fruits, nuts, and vegetables grown in the United States? Tragically, bees and other pollinators are plummeting in numbers and some species are facing extinction. If bees go extinct, it would likely lead to a major change in ecosystems and a disruption in the food supply. And what about all those beautiful flowers that brighten our world?
Our guest this week, Brad “The Bee Man 🐝” Kuhn, is doing all he can to change the tra...
2023-06-0758 minHow We Change the WorldUnlocking the Cages: Shannon Keith’s Legal Fight to Free Animals from Abusive TestingDid you know that the beagle, one of America's most beloved dog breeds, is also one of the most exploited in laboratory testing? Today, we have a guest who has dedicated her life to change this narrative - Shannon Keith, animal rights lawyer & founder of the Beagle Freedom Project.
Shannon Keith is a passionate animal rights lawyer who traded courtroom battles for a different kind of fight - the fight against animal testing. Shannon's journey began with a deep love for animals and a strong sense of justice. These powerful forces propelled her into forming the Beagle...
2023-05-311h 04How We Change the WorldThe Impact Entrepreneur: Matt Tullman on Driving Change Through Plant-Based NutritionThis week, I had the privilege to speak with Matt Tullman, an inspiring, mission-based entrepreneur who is leading a revolution in health and nutrition. As CEO & co-founder of the plant-based nutrition company Complement, Matt is on a mission to promote healthy plant-based nutrition, aiming for 30% of the population to be plant-based by 2030.
🎙 In this episode, we discuss:
The concept of Conscious Capitalism, the idea that businesses can thrive and help make the world better by considering and serving all involved stakeholders including employees, humanity, and the environment in addition to their shareholders
Matt’s entrepreneurial journey and his...
2023-05-241h 04How We Change the WorldBaboons & Biodiversity in Belize: Jessie Young on Women Collaborating for Conservation🎥 Watch full episode with captions on YouTube!
In the heart of Belize, one woman's vision has led to the flourishing of both wildlife and human life. This week, we delve into the story of Jessie Young and her groundbreaking work as President of the Community Baboon Sanctuary.
Jessie Young is the tenacious director of the Community Baboon Sanctuary Women's Conservation Group (CBSWCG). In our conversation, she paints a vivid picture of her lifelong devotion to wildlife, recounting the origins of her love for nature during her early childhood, which blossomed into a resolute commitment to safeguar...
2023-05-1749 minHow We Change the WorldHealing the World by Healing Ourselves: Dr. Deb Sandella on the RIM TechniqueDr. Deb Sandella is a psychotherapist with nearly 50 years of experience and the founder of the RIM Institute. RIM stands for Regenerating Images in Memory, a technique that Dr. Deb developed to help people access and release emotional pain that's stored in their bodies. Dr. Deb explains how emotions are stored as images in our bodies, and trauma or intense emotions can cause these images to get stuck. RIM uses guided visualization to help individuals access these images and release the associated emotions. By doing so, RIM helps people process and heal from emotional wounds.
Using the...
2023-05-101h 07How We Change the WorldCrafting the Ideal Workplace: Dr. Brad Harrington's Insights on Work-Life BalanceEpisode #18 features Dr. Brad Harrington, Director of the Boston College Center for Work and Family.
Dr. Harrington conducts research on a variety of topics related to work and family life. His work helps businesses better understand current topics related to employee satisfaction, productivity, and improving employees’ lives such as work-life balance, flexible work arrangements, women’s empowerment, gender and diversity in the workplace, and leadership and career development.
Dr. Harrington and his team collaborate with companies, policymakers, and other organizations to better understand the challenges individuals and families face in balancing work and personal responsibilities. They...
2023-05-031h 08How We Change the WorldChoosing Love Over Borders: Josie Naughton's Journey to Transform Humanitarian AidIn this episode, CEO Josie Naughton shares the incredible story of how she and a few friends started helping refugees arriving in Europe in 2015 by posting a social media post for donations, and how that small act of kindness turned into a full-fledged organization that has raised over 100 million dollars in just eight years funding over 400 partner organizations who help millions of displaced people.
Josie Naughton is the CEO of Choose Love, a British charity and now US non-profit dedicated to providing aid and support to displaced individuals and families in 34 countries worldwide. From lifesaving search and r...
2023-04-261h 03How We Change the WorldMadhvi Chittoor: A 12-yr old Climate Activist and UN Child Advisor Out to Save the WorldMadhvi Chittoor is a 12-year renowned climate activist and UN child advisor. In this episode Madhvi shares her inspiring journey of working for a sustainable world since the age of six. In addition to many other accomplishments, Madhvi was successful in eliminating styrofoam from her school district’s cafeterias, and highly instrumental in getting state legislation passed to eliminate plastics and forever chemicals known as PFAS from our soil, air, and water.
Madhvi shares her experiences meeting with government representatives at all levels including two Colorado governors, congressional leaders,
senators, the Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, and Vi...
2023-04-1959 minHow We Change the WorldMichael J Kline: Moving Beyond the Thinking Brain to Heal Anxiety and Unleash CreativityIn this episode, we talk with Michael J. Kline, a Master Trainer, Retreat Leader, and Firekeeper who helps individuals and coaches develop the skills to overcome emotional blocks that prevent them from leading more productive, happier lives and showing up for the world in meaningful ways. Michael believes that if individuals are going to change the world, we must be emotionally capable.
“We can advance ourselves so much more than we thought we could to be free to handle this world is which we live. The overwhelm of seeing mass shootings on tv every night. The overwhelm of...
2023-04-121h 05How We Change the WorldChallenges and Triumphs of Transgender Individuals and the Importance of Being an Ally A Conversation with Finley on the Challenges of Being a Transgender Individual
Host Deborah Rohan speaks with Finley, a transgender, non-binary individual, about their experiences as a trans person navigating today’s
challenging society. Finley shares their experience announcing their gender identity to their schoolmates, the benefits of family love and support, the
importance of using correct pronouns for trans individuals, safety concerns, current legislation against trans people, and more.
Deborah Rohan Shares Her Own World-Changing Experiences
Deborah Rohan, co-founder of Meet the Middle East, shares her journey from studying international business to wo...
2023-04-0549 minHow We Change the WorldHamzi Moghrabi: 90 Years of Impact: From Refugee, to Engineer, to Environmentalist, to Social Justice ActivistIn this episode, we celebrate the life of a ninety-year old change maker, Hamzi Moghrabi. A Palestinian refugee since age fourteen, Hamzi found his path as an engineer, building infrastructure across the Arab world, from Abu Dhabi to North Africa.
When civil war in Lebanon drove him to take his family and seek safety in the US, he became a warrior for social justice, fighting for the rights of Arabs in America. He would also become the President of Arab- Anti-Discrimination Committee in Washington DC, advocating for social justice before returning to Lebanon building zero-waste plants that...
2023-03-2951 minHow We Change the WorldZainab Salbi: Helping Women Survive War to Collaborating with Women Healing the EarthIn Episode #12 of How We Change the World podcast, I talk with Zainab Salbi, the celebrated humanitarian, author, and journalist Oprah Winfrey identified as one of 25 women changing the world and Foreign Policy Magazine called one of “100 Top Global Thinkers.”
Zainab is an Iraqi American woman who grew up in Baghdad in an atmosphere of peace and prosperity until the age of eleven, when two simultaneous events changed her life forever. First, the Iraq-Iran war exploded around her family, and Saddam Hussein directed Zainab’s father to oversee Iraqi civil aviation and serve as Saddam’s personal pilot, thr...
2023-03-221h 05How We Change the WorldTeresa Gray: The Hero Behind Mobile Medics InternationalIn Episode #11 of How We Change the World, lifetime humanitarian and CNN Hero of the Year finalist for 2022, Teresa Gray, shares her experience founding Mobile Medics International to serve the hard to reach and unserved victims of natural disasters and refugee crises.
Teresa and her volunteers have visited five continents and over thirty countries since starting Mobile Medics International in 2017. When catastrophe strikes, they pack their gear and fly to search for "the need" not being met by other aid groups, wherever they are.
“Human suffering has no borders. People are people, mothers are mothers, fath...
2023-03-151h 18How We Change the WorldEric Lombardi: From Zero Waste Pioneer to Social Enterprise ChampionIn this episode of How We Change the World, pioneering environmentalist Eric Lombardi discusses the importance of using Social Enterprise to usher in a Zero Waste world. As the Executive Director of Eco-Cycle (www.EcoCycle.org) from 1989 to 2014, Eric transformed the fledgling, Boulder, Colorado non-profit into the world’s largest Zero Waste Social Enterprise. Along the way, he discovered that while recycling is an absolute necessity to protect the planet, it was only the first step in our long journey to reuse, recycle, remake, and compost literally everything we use on the planet, or “darn near.”
In his 24...
2023-03-081h 11How We Change the WorldDr. Anita Sanchez: Using Indigenous Wisdom to Heal our WorldListeners will be uplifted and inspired by the ancient indigenous wisdom shared by my guest, Dr. Anita Sanchez, on Episode #9 of the How We Change the World podcast. Anita is the author of the internationally best-selling book, "The Four Sacred Gifts: Indigenous Wisdom for the Modern World,” which draws insight from indigenous elders in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas (learn more at 👉🏼 https://bit.ly/3SJbU1m). Anita has spent four decades sharing this wisdom with executives and their teams all over the world through coaching, workshops, and speaking engagements teaching "humanity to remember how to work and live toge...
2023-03-0156 minHow We Change the WorldThe Aftermath of Gun Violence: Sen Tom Sullivan & Lt Jordan WittEpisode #8 features two guests, both impacted by the same mass shooting.
Colorado State Senator Tom Sullivan began working to end gun violence in 2012 after his son, Alex, was murdered along with eleven others in a mass shooting in a movie theatre in Aurora, Colorado. Tom and his family’s lives were torn apart, forever altered by the loss of such a beloved and vibrant young man. Fraught with grief and consumed by a desire to make change, Tom retired from a nearly 30-year career with the postal service to run for office in the Colorado House of Repr...
2023-02-221h 22How We Change the WorldNora Kramer: Training Youth & Adults How to Make Change Happen!In this episode of "How We Change the World," my guest Nora Kramer offers sage advice on how to become an effective activist for social change. The founding director of Youth Empowered Action (YEA) Camp, Nora and her team teach budding activists how to make a real difference in the world. Nora is also the author of the “Beginners Guide to Changing the World,” a helpful guide for all ages. Download your FREE copy: https://yeacamp.org/beginners-guide-to-changing-the-world/ YEA Camp is currently taking applications for their weeklong summer camp in July 2023 for youth ages 12-17. “The camp is a youth le...
2023-02-151h 02How We Change the WorldPrabhat Gautam: Connecting Celebrities and Activists to Make BOLD Change HappenPrabhat Gautam: Connecting Celebrities with Activists to Make BOLD Change Happen
In this episode of How We Change the World Podcast my guest is Prabhat Gautam, known for bringing the world of entertainment and activism together to make change happen. Since moving to Los Angeles over twenty years ago, Prabhat has produced over eight-hundred charity events, helped raise millions of dollars, and ignited movements. The Founder of Positive Television and the Animal Advocacy Museum, Prabhat was instrumental in getting the LA Fur Ban passed, the first of its kind in the nation.
“Prabhat is an am...
2023-02-0859 minHow We Change the WorldZoughbi Zoughbi: A Palestinian Leader Resisting Occupation through Non-ViolenceIn this episode of "How We Change the World", Palestinian leader Zoughbi Zoughbi talks about his decades of work teaching conflict transformation to other Palestinians and practicing what he terms “un-armed resistance” against the Israeli occupation. Zoughbi is the founder the of Wi’am: The Palestinian Conflict Transformation Center, located in the city of Bethlehem, Palestine.
In this conversation, Zoughbi speaks to the difficulty of living under occupation his entire life, and the hardship it creates for his community and his own family. He addresses the impact such a violent and restricted life has on the hearts and mi...
2023-02-011h 04How We Change the WorldSarah Davison-Tracy: Warrior for Social JusticeSarah Davison-Tracy is an author, an activist, a philanthropist, and a passionate leader who gathers like-minded individuals and groups around the world to work together to support human rights causes.
In her groundbreaking book, “No Longer Untouchable: A Story of Human Trafficking, Heroism, and Hope,” Sarah shares the stories of four young Nepali women who were kidnapped and held in a brothel in India where they were forced to become sex workers. Miraculously they were all rescued, and asked Sarah to share their story with the world. Sarah's work is included in a documentary about the young women...
2023-01-251h 08How We Change the WorldPersistence, Grit and Heart: How Curt Bowen and Semilla Nueva are Changing Lives in Guatemala and Beyond.When Curt Bowen moved to Guatemala from his native Idaho after graduating college, he planned to stay a month to build a house for a family in need. Thirteen years later he is still working hard in Guatemala and has no plans to leave. In some ways, he’s just hitting his stride.
Curt Bowen is the founder of Semilla Nueva, or New Seed, located in the Central American country of Guatemala. Their mission is straight forward: to reduce poverty by reducing the malnutrition that impacts half the country’s children. Malnutrition is not only the leading caus...
2023-01-181h 08How We Change the WorldCompassion in Action: Amazing Stories of Animal Rescue with Tim Woodward & Michael Cunningham, Founders of Animal Rescue CorpsAnimal Rescue Corps protects dogs, cats, and other domesticated animals across North America and beyond through large-scale Emergency Animal Rescue & Disaster Response, Shelter Relief, and Education & Training.
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People love their pets. Whether it’s a dog, cat, rabbit, hamster, bird, rat, or any other domesticated companion, our pets become beloved members of our family. Steadfast companions. Protectors. Entertainers. A glance through Instagram or TikTok provides ample evidence of our collective love for our animal friends.
There is another side to this happy picture, though. Sometimes life becomes tragic for domesticated animals. Whether it’s a...
2023-01-121h 17How We Change the WorldBecome Extraordinary with Lynne Twist, Global Visionary & Best-Selling AuthorIn this inaugural podcast of How We Change the World, my guest Lynne Twist offers insights and possibility for repairing our world.
“Every breakdown has the seeds of a breakthrough bigger than the breakdown, I believe, and this breakdown is really feedback from the mother. Global warming and the climate crisis are massive, massive feedback to a species that’s lost its way—ours."
A recognized global visionary, Lynne Twist is a force of nature who for over four decades has committed her life to a mission of ending hunger, protecting the rain forest, and empoweri...
2023-01-0252 minHow We Change the WorldWelcome to How We Change the WorldThanks for tuning in! Listen to this short welcome message from your host, Deborah Rohan.
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New Full Audiobooks in Non-Fiction, Current Affairs, Law, & PoliticsWomen and Leadership by Deborah L. RhodePlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/375166 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Women and Leadership Author: Deborah L. Rhode Narrator: Jo Anna Perrin Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 5 hours 46 minutes Release date: March 26, 2019 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3 of Total 1 Ratings of Narrator: 3 of Total 1 Genres: Current Affairs, Law, & Politics Publisher's Summary: In Women and Leadership, the eminent legal scholar Deborah L. Rhode focuses on women's underrepresentation in leadership roles and asks why it persists and what we can do about it. Although organizations generally stand to gain from increasing gender equity in leadership, women's underrepresentation is persistent and pervasive. Rhode explores...
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