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Girl TalesNureen and the Lemon Grove (Encore)We're celebrating Arab American Heritage Monthn with a Girl Tales classic! The lemons in Nureen’s grandmother’s lemon grove in Palestine are disappearing! With the help of Laymoon the lemon tree, Nureen discovers it’s the Jinn who’s been stealing and eating the lemons!Writer: Susan Muaddi DarrajVoice Over Artists: Emily Rose Debinie, Mehret Marsh, Samira Sardella, and Nazeeh TarshaProducers: Tessa Flannery and Maria WurtteleLine Producer: Harry PosterExecutive Producer and Host: Rebecca CunninghamLinks for the Grow...
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The LITE Breakfast - Radio Station [ENG]LITE I Strength in Sisterhood with Feaznur "Benny" Farok & Nureen Zahirah Zubaidi of SheFightsIt’s our Strength in Sisterhood week! In conjunction with International Women’s Day, the LITE Breakfast speaks to women who teamed up to make things happen. This morning on #TheLITEBreakfast, Terry and Leya spoke with Faeznur “Benny” Farok and Nureen Zahirah Zubaidi of SheFights, an all-female martial arts gym. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2025-03-0621 min
Taaruf Talk w/ Aiman AzlanMacam mana nak self-love? (feat. Nureen)Dalam episod ini, kita bersama tetamu kita Nureen untuk berbual tentang cabaran nak mengamalkan self-love tanpa menjadi selfish.
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2024-05-0136 min
The Indian EditEp. 90: The rich history of South Asia and MIT with Ranu Boppana and Sana Aiyar“You know, as Asian Americans, we often don't know our history. I myself have lived in the US more than 50 years, and yet a lot of people still think that you’ve recently come from India. This is not just about MIT, it's actually an important part of the history of South Asians in America.” - Ranu Boppana A physician and former President of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology South Asian Alumni Association, Ranu Boppana began to learn about the history of South Asians at MIT (which began in 1880!) and the history of MIT’s role in developi...
2024-03-011h 26
Fill Your Mind With NamaraNavigating the Beacon Scholarship & Extracurriculars with Nureen Bindo.FIRST EPISODE FILMED IN 2024 LET'S GO!- Nureen shares with us, drawing from personal experiences, how she explored how the Beacon Scholarship opens doors to educational opportunities for exceptional students from Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, and discusses the invaluable role of extracurriculars in enriching one's educational experience. From leadership initiatives to community service projects, discover how these activities empower students to become well-rounded individuals, fostering skills and passions that extend far beyond the classroom.
2024-02-2532 min
Open For BusinessSAPOTing Mental Health DigitallyGlobally, mental health concerns are becoming increasingly prevalent. Recent data from the United Nations has highlighted that nearly a billion individuals are grappling with some form of mental health condition. Even more concerning is that the World Health Organization (WHO) notes that that approximately 20% of the world’s children and adolescents are dealing with mental health issues, with suicide a leading cause of death among those aged between 15 to 29. SAPOT is a digital self-care and social support platform that hopes to help address this pressing concern, particularly among young adults by connecting them to all me...
2023-10-1529 min
Make Your Own DestinyBalancing Work & Wellbeing | The Intersection Of Health, Destiny & Feminism | Empowering WomenIn this enlightening episode, we dive deep into the crucial role that health plays in both community and workplace settings. Our special guest, Nureen, brings a wealth of knowledge and insights into how we can all make better health choices. We also explore the concept of creating your own destiny and how vital women are in shaping society. Tune in for an episode filled with actionable advice and thought-provoking discussions that will leave you inspired and informed. Don't forget to subscribe for more! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us Instagram/Tiktok/X @myodpodcast
2023-09-1856 min
Girl TalesNureen and the Lemon Grove by Susan Muaddi DarrajThe lemons in Nureen's grandmother's lemon grove in Palestine are disappearing! With the help of Laymoon the lemon tree, Nureen discovers it's the Jinn who's been stealing and eating the lemons!Writer: Susan Muaddi DarrajVoice Over Artists: Emily Rose Debinie, Mehret Marsh, Samira Sardella, and Nazeeh TarshaProducer: Tessa FlanneryLine Producer: Harry PosterExecutive Producer and Host: Rebecca CunninghamLinks for the GrownupsPatreonGirl Tales StoreRebecca’s NewsletterFacebookInstagram...
2022-11-1418 min
Sustainability Research PodNureen Glaves CEO of Feed me Good speaks to Dr Jaya Gajparia about informing sustainability policy in London Part 1 of 3This episode is funded by The British Academy as part of the Shared Understanding of Sustainability Research (2022). This is part 1 of 3 episodes.
The research bought together 9 network members from different sectors in London to discuss sustainability and policy paying attention the inclusion of racialised communities
For information on the funded research please visit www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/programmes/shared-understandings-of-a-sustainable-future/shared-understandings-of-sustainable-future-research-awards/
2022-10-1719 min
The Social Impact PulseEpisode 40: XaquixeWe’re excited to be partnering with R.I.S.E Artisan Fund - an impact investment portfolio that invests in early-stage artisan enterprises, creating sustainable livelihoods for rural communities with few economic alternatives. To learn more about the R.I.S.E Artisan Fund, click here.In this episode we are joined by Salime Harp Cruces co-founder of Xaquixe - a glass innovation studio based in Oaxaca, Mexico that specializes in blown glass products made from used glass bottles. We hear about how Salime’s love for Mezcal launched her on a journey to work with hand...
2022-06-0840 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 39: AvaniWe’re excited to be partnering with R.I.S.E Artisan Fund - an impact investment portfolio that invests in early-stage artisan enterprises, creating sustainable livelihoods for rural communities with few economic alternatives. To learn more about the R.I.S.E Artisan Fund, click here.In this episode we are joined by Rashmi Bharti co-founder of Avani - a community built on the principles of sustainability and local empowerment, that focuses on developing new approaches to sustainable, conservation-based livelihood generation for rural communities. We’ll hear about how Rashmi and her husband’s desire to get aw...
2022-06-0143 min
Table Manners with Jessie and Lennie WareBonus Episode: Jack Monroe and Nureen GlavesA double helping this week! We recorded a very special episode of Table Manners with two amazing women; campaigner and author Jack Monroe & Nureen Glaves, the founder and CEO of National Lottery-supported Feed Me Good.In this Good Causes special, made possible by National Lottery players, we didn’t need to cook! Jack brought her delicious ‘chicken porridge’ & Nureen brought her famous rum cake – what a treat! We ate & we chatted all about affordable eating, food sustainability, making the most of the tins in your cupboard & different ways of making mac and cheese! Nureen even filled us in on w...
2022-05-3144 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 38: Amba WeaveWe’re excited to be partnering with R.I.S.E Artisan Fund - an impact investment portfolio that invests in early-stage artisan enterprises, creating sustainable livelihoods for rural communities with few economic alternatives. To learn more about the R.I.S.E Artisan Fund, click here.In this episode we are joined by Hema Shroff Patel founder of Amba Weave - a micro label that creates theme based collections based on India’s rich heritage and produces handcrafted contemporary textiles & fabric innovation. We’ll hear about the journey that led to the creation of the brand; how He...
2022-05-2535 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 37: TonléWe’re excited to be partnering with R.I.S.E Artisan Fund - an impact investment portfolio that invests in early-stage artisan enterprises, creating sustainable livelihoods for rural communities with few economic alternatives. To learn more about the R.I.S.E Artisan Fund, click here.In this episode we are joined by Rachel Faller, founder of Tonlé, a zero waste sustainable fashion brand. It is a maker-led community that values inclusivity, honesty and reciprocity, and creates a purposeful future for fashion: one that is restorative, regenerative and just. We’ll hear about Rachel’s journey that led...
2022-05-1842 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 36: BIDUK IndonesiaWe’re excited to be partnering with R.I.S.E Artisan Fund - an impact investment portfolio that invests in early-stage artisan enterprises, creating sustainable livelihoods for rural communities with few economic alternatives. To learn more about the R.I.S.E Artisan Fund, click here.In this episode we are joined by Kaylene Alvarez, CEO of Athena Global and Managing Director of BIDUK Indonesia - a financial platform that invests in small and growing businesses, with a focus on women-owned/women-led businesses. We’ll hear about what drives Kaylene to create financial services that help clie...
2022-05-1126 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 35: Sonica Sarna DesignsWe’re excited to be partnering with R.I.S.E Artisan Fund - an impact investment portfolio that invests in early-stage artisan enterprises, creating sustainable livelihoods for rural communities with few economic alternatives. To learn more about the R.I.S.E Artisan Fund, click here.In this episode we are joined by Sonica Sarna of Sonica Sarna Designs - a community of fashion activists and sustainable fashion enthusiasts that designs sustainable products for the conscious consumer; conducts workshops, masterclasses and 1-on-1 consultation on everything from ethical design and production to mindful consumption, environmental stewardship, indigenous wi...
2022-05-0431 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 34: Ethik CollectiveIn this episode we are joined by Jenna Rakuita, Head of Impact at Ethik Collective - A business that connects brilliant creators with the resources they need to sell high-quality items at scale and pave the way for companies to form ethical sourcing practices and meaningful product collaborations. We hear about how the organization got started; their focus on research and evaluation and their efforts to measure impact; their moments of accomplishment; and the legacy they’d like to leave behind.Check out our short promo teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of...
2022-03-3033 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 33: 108 KnotsIn this episode we are joined by Niyanta, the communications manager from 108 Knots - a social enterprise that aims to empower women artisans by providing them a platform where they are encouraged to utilise craft-based skills and create handmade products, based in Gujarat, India. We hear about how the organization was founded; some of the key accomplishments they have celebrated; how 108 Knots cultivates impact; and the aspirations for the organization.Check out our short promo teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway.Music by Josef Pres; DDmyzik
2022-03-2324 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 32: YabalIn this episode we are joined by Allison Havens Director of Yabal - a Fair Trade organization, focused on sustainable fashion, that supports indigenous women’s weaving cooperatives in Guatemala, providing them with the opportunity to sell their hand-woven products through local and international markets. We’ll hear about the importance of cultivating relationships and sustaining impact with their artisan producers; the meaning behind the name Yabal; the history of how the social enterprise got started; and what she would if the sky was the limit!Check out our short promo teaser here.The Social Impa...
2022-03-1637 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 31: SudaraIn this episode we are joined by Shannon Keith, founder of Sudara - a certified benefit corporation that offers a beautiful line of apparel crafted by brave women in India who wish to remain free from the sex trade. We’ll hear about how Shannon views and cultivates impact at personal and professional level; the hybrid business model that has evolved over time; the moments that have made her proud; and how she would like Sudara to be remembered as a business that led with integrity to break cycles of poverty.Check out our short animation teaser he...
2022-03-0927 minThe Social Impact PulseSeries 4 ReviewTune in today for a review of our recently completed Series 4. We'll be taking a short break over winter and back with new episodes in the Spring. In meantime we'll be sharing clips from the various conversations in the new year. The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the soon to be launched, Their Stories Be Told.Music by Josef Pres; DDmyzik
2021-12-0808 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 30: MayaMam WeaversIn this episode we are joined by Caryn Maxim, founder of Mayamam - a cooperative of women in Cajolá, a Mayan town in the western highlands of Guatemala. We hear about the journey that led to the founding of Mayamam; the moments that have made Caryn proud as founder; the ways in which leadership skills have been fostered in the group; and how Caryn would like Mayaman to be remembered.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the soon to be launched, Their S...
2021-12-0132 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 29: EkatraIn this episode we are joined by Aishwarya Jhawar, co-founder of Ekatra. Aishwarya is one half of a mother-daughter duo who have created a handmade stationery collective focused on women’s empowerment, based out of India. We hear about training as a public space designer led Aishwarya to create this brand with her mother; how they cultivate impact in the lives of their artisan producers through the brand; the moments that have made her proud as co-founder; and their aspirations for the brand.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a...
2021-11-2417 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 28: FreeleafIn this episode we are joined by Adiysn Pyles, co-founder of Freeleaf - a social enterprise that provides employment and holistic care to at-risk and previously abused or exploited women in Asia and Austin, Texas. We’ll hear about how the brand got started; how Freeleaf cultivates impact through the work they do; the aspirations for the brand; and the role that consumers can play in having an impact.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the soon to be launched, Their Stories Be...
2021-11-1725 min
GREEN KNIGHT MULTIMEDIA PODCASTLetting the Quran Speak for Itself - CH.2 V.1~5Letting The Quran Speak For Itself by Reza Shah-Kazemi #1
In the hounor of Nureen Shah-Kazemi
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2021-11-1404 minGREEN KNIGHT MULTIMEDIA PODCASTLetting The Quran Speak For Itself- Ch.1 V.1Letting The Quran Speak For Itself by Reza Shah-Kazemi #1In the hounor of Nureen Shah-Kazemi.CH-1,Verse-1
2021-11-1205 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 27: BloohIn this episode we are joined by Sangya Gyawali from Blooh - a community of artisans dedicated to good design that currently works exclusively with skilled artisans and groups in Kenya. We’ll hear about how the brand got started; the meaning behind the name, Blooh; the moments that have made Sangya proud as founder of Blooh; and her aspirations for the brand.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the soon to be launched, Their Stories Be Told.Music by Jo...
2021-11-1020 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 26: Mint + LaurelIn this episode we are joined by Kinda Hibrawi co-founder of Mint & Laurel: a social enterprise and e-commerce with one vision - to connect highly skilled artisans from the Middle East to an untapped global market. We hear about how the brand got started; the moments that have made her proud as co-founder of Mint & Laurel; the challenges they face; and the legacy they’d like to leave behind.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the soon to be launched, Their Stories Be...
2021-11-0322 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 25: P-TALIn this episode we are joined by Aditya Agrawal, founder of P-Tal a sustainable brand that supports the dying hammered brass and copper sheets craft that is made into traditional utensils. This art form is currently the only craft from India listed as an UNESCO craftform. We’ll hear about how the brand got started; the impact the brand has had on the craftsmen; the aspiration for the brand; and how they would like to be remembered.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and...
2021-10-2728 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 24: Darzah DesignsIn this episode we are joined by Dr. Janette Habashi, founder of two brands whose mission is to empower women in Palestine: Darzah - a non-profit, ethical fashion brand creating authentic, handmade Palestinian products; and Zeki Learning - a non-profit, educational toy brand that produces ethically-made learning resources in Palestine.We hear about how her background in educational psychology led to the founding of both brands; the moments that have made her proud; her desires and aspirations for the brands; and how she would like the brands to be remembered.Check out our short animation t...
2021-10-2027 minThe Social Impact PulseSeries Three ReviewIn this episode we recap series three and share some themes from our conversation. We'll be taking a short break and will be back in a couple of weeks with more conversations with entrepreneurs and brands who operate at the intersection of sustainable livelihoods and sustainable lifestyle products. Stay tuned!
2021-10-0609 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 23: 700 RiversIn this episode we are joined by Cathy Gomes, CEO and founder of 700 Rivers - a global, ethical, and sustainable lifestyle brand that creates all-natural products. We’ll hear about how the brand got started; the meaning behind the name 700 Rivers; what motivates Cathy to work in the social impact space; and her dreams and aspirations for the brand.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the soon to be launched, Their Stories Be Told.Music by Josef Pres; DDmyzik
2021-09-2934 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 22: Five and Six TextilesIn this episode we are joined by Emma Wingfiled co-founder of Five and Six Textiles a design collaborative working with weavers in Côte d’Ivoire. We’ll hear about how the collaborative got started; the meaning behind the name - Five and Six Textiles; the importance of recognizing innovations within weaving communities in the global south; and their desire to create impact by how people look at hand woven textiles.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the soon to be launched, Their...
2021-09-2226 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 21: MitimethIn this episode we are joined by Achenyo Idachaba-Obaro from Mitimeth - a Nigerian based social enterprise focused on transforming waste and building livelihoods. We’ll hear about how her training in computer science and work in the energy sector led to starting a social enterprise; the importance of providing employment to artisan producers and her staff; the story and meaning behind the name Mitimeth; and her desire to have a vocational center that specialises in the transformation of natural fibres.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of...
2021-09-1533 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 20: KantalaIn this episode we are joined by Vikum Rajapakse and Nadishan Shanthikumar from Kantala - a Sri Lankan based sustainable brand that makes vegan bags & accessories. We’ll hear about what led them to start the brand; their commitment to providing a sustainable livelihood not just for their artisan producers, but the producers household; the challenges they have faced alongside their accomplishments; and how they would like to be remembered for creating a business that can be good for the planet while inspiring people in the supply chain and customers too.Check out our short animation teaser he...
2021-09-0835 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 19: Secret ProjectsIn this episode we are joined by Fritha Mason Founder and CEO and Banke Ajayi CFO of Secret Projects - a social enterprise that generates positive change in their communities in India through employing and training women to create clothing, accessories and homeware products. We’ll hear about how the organization got started; the meaning behind the name - Secret Projects; what motivates Fritha and Banke to do the work they do; and what they would like the Secret Projects legacy to be.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a p...
2021-09-0134 min
The Social Impact PulseEpisode 18: Deux MainsIn this episode we are joined by Julie Colombino-Billingham, founder of Deux Mains a sustainable brand based in Haiti that employs and trains individuals to handcraft beautiful premium products with purpose, from responsibly sourced materials. We hear about Julie’s journey from working in disaster relief to creating the brand; the moments that have made her proud; how she would like Deux Mains to be remembered; and her desire to replicate the model globally.This episode was recorded at the end of June - if you’d like to know more about how to support the relief and...
2021-08-2524 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 17: Fuchsia ShoesIn this episode we are joined by Afshan Abbas founder of Fuchsia Shoes - an ethically made, one-of-a-kind luxury shoe brand, based out of Seattle, Washington, USA. We’ll hear about her transition from being a software engineer to founding a shoe brand; the meaning behind the name Fuchsia Shoes; what motivates her personally as well as the brand to keep going; and the moments that have made her proud.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the soon to be launched, Their Sto...
2021-08-1824 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 16: RivaayatIn this episode we are joined by the co-founders of Rivaayat - a social enterprise that aims to revive and sustain the age-old art form of Terracotta Pottery by empowering the artisans and making them entrepreneurs. What’s unique about this organization is that it is run by students from the Sri Ram College of Commerce in Delhi, India. We were joined by Raya, Garv and Ishika who shared about how this enterprise came about; their goal to provide the artisans with a sustainable livelihood and increase their income; the importance of cultivating relationships and developing trust with the art...
2021-08-1127 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 15: Social Stories ClubIn this episode we are joined by Karis Gill from the Social Stories Club - a social impact gifting company based out of Edinburgh, Scotland. We’ll hear about how the idea for a social enterprise gifting company came to be; how they tell the story behind each product through packaging; how she cultivates impact through the products and by empowering and valuing the team; and her desire to make every company in the world have a social mission.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Ar...
2021-08-0421 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 14: Reflection on Series 2Listen to the Social Impact Pulse producers Nureen Das & Melanie Riordan, as they share their reflections and highlights from Series Two. We hope you’ve enjoyed the series so far and do rate and review wherever you listen to your podcasts - we’d love to hear from you!We’ll be taking a short break and will be back on air on 4 August with the next series and more great conversations. We hope you will join us!The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the soon to be launched, Their...
2021-07-1412 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 13: mimycriIn this episode we are joined by co-founders Nora and Vera mimycri, a Berlin based, social business that makes high-quality bags and backpacks out of discarded and broken refugee rubber boats. We’ll hear about how volunteering on the Greek island of Chios, welcoming refugees arriving in boats in 2015 led to the creation of mimycri; how they create impact not only for their team members but through their products; how the brand serves as vehicle for conversations around the refugee crisis as well as the circular economy; their aspirations for the brand; and advice for entrepreneurs in the social imp...
2021-07-0734 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 12: Madia & MatildaIn this episode we are joined by Shalize Nicholas founder of Madia & Matilda, a luxury clothing label, specalizing in upcycled and sustainable fabrics, based in Gloucestershire, UK. We hear about how the brand got started; what motivates Shalize; how consumer engagement in sustainable fashion has evolved over time; and the story behind the name Madia & MatildaCheck out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the soon to be launched, Their Stories Be Told.Music by Johnnie Holiday; DDmyzik
2021-06-3017 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 11: The Clothing BankIn this episode we are joined by Tracey Chambers and Tracey Gilmore from the Clothing Bank - a South African social enterprise that partners with fast fashion retailers whose merchandise has been returned by customers or hasn’t sold in a season, as well as appliance retailers with unwanted merchandise, and provides unemployed mothers and men to start informal retail trading businesses.We’ll hear about how their mission to provide income for unemployed mothers, has become a holistic approach to creating sustainable livelihoods; the importance cultivating relationships and leveraging networks with corporate partners and others; their big...
2021-06-2337 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 10: ThélaIn this episode we are joined by Diti Kotecha from Théla, a plastic upcycling initiative that handcrafts products with discarded plastic. We hear about her journey with plastic waste and its harmful impact; the meaning behind the name, Théla; the process of turning plastic into a material used for making bags and accessories; and her dream for Théla to become a curated handcrafted plastic platform, collaborating with other brands.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the soon to be lau...
2021-06-1621 minSustainability Research PodKeynote address: IKEA Healthy and Sustainable Lifestyle. Ailen McCreadie, Live Lagom Programme Manager UK&IE, Health and Sustainable Living, IKEA Ltd.As part of our global People and Planet Positive ambition to inspire and enable 1 billion people to make a step to behave more sustainably by 2030 in the UK&IE we launched The Live LAGOM Programme 6 years ago which was designed to support our customers and co-workers to see that sustainability is easy, affordable and desirable. Reducing energy, waste and water and being kind to the planet and their pockets. Over 3 years of research, we found living sustainably and wellbeing are very much connected.
Biographies: “I have worked for IKEA for over 19 years in several roles from IKEA Fo...
2021-06-1238 minSustainability Research PodHear some inspirational stories from our alumni working in the fields of sustainability and climate issues.• Nureen Glaves - CEO of FeedMeGood Creator of How to be a Smart Food Shopper. Chef, Food Waste Guru, IKEA Live LAGOM Influencer
• Zoe de Grussa, Energy Saving Design Engineer, British Blind and Shutters Association
• Karl de Leeuw, Chartered Quantity Surveyor, Founder of Let’s Live Longer Now! and Author -The Health Spring Code
Hosted by IB Para-Mallam, Alumni Relationship Manager (Volunteering & Individual Giving, LSBU).
Nureen’s company, FeedMeGood, provides health and wellbeing services to housing associations, youth services, homeless schemes, the education sector and local councils. She also works with IKEA on th...
2021-06-1254 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 9: Truly BatiqueIn this episode we are joined by UK based mother-daugther duo Loshini Bala and Payal Ramesh from Truly Batique - a brand that combines their love for arts and batik while empowering the lives of impoverished artisan producers and communities in Malaysia. We’ll hear about the motivation for creating the brand; the accomplishments both small and large that have made them proud; their dreams and aspirations for the brand; and what’s it like to run a family business.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Ar...
2021-06-0922 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 8: ThreadapeuticIn this episode we are joined by Hana Surya, founder of Threadapeutic, a sustainable artisanal textile studio that is passionate about fabric reconstruction with the goal of minimizing waste. Based in Jakarta, Indonesia, Therapeutic produces one-of-a kind contemporary bags, accessories and home furnishings, hand crafted from their signature faux chenille textile pieces, which have been sourced from deadstocks and offcuts from the garment industry. We’ll hear about how what started out as a hobby, turned into a sustainable brand; what it means to be amongst the first brands in Indonesia that uses waste products & how the brand empowers ot...
2021-06-0227 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 7: Diya Foundation & Diya InnovationsA conversation with Sarah Santamaria Founder and CEO of Diya Foundation, and Suman John, co-founder and CEO of Diya Innovations - sister organizations providing life skills and employment to the adults with intellectual disabilities. We hear about the history and creation of both organizations; how Sarah and Suman cultivate impact both at a professional and personal level; the moments that have made them proud, particularly seeing the transformation in the lives of their students and employees, who now through their own incomes, contribute to their families finances; and how Sarah and Suman have used Diya to create a collaborative...
2021-05-2630 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 6: Songa DesignsA conversation with Sarah Sternberg, founder of Songa Designs - a socially conscious lifestyle brand that works with artisan producers in Rwanda. We hear about three moments that made her proud; the meaning behind the name “Songa Designs”; how she measures impact by the number artisans and weavers she can serve by creating financial independence for them; and the things that keeps her up at night, including production capacity & the opportunity to consistently train more women.Check out our short animation teaser here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the...
2021-05-1923 min
PRATIBHA RHYTHMS ( PODCAST )emories of Year 2020 || #EPISODE 9 OF SESSION 2 || By Nureen Fatima || Episode language EnglishHello everyone I hope you all are really excited and impressed with our new season 2 theme " memories of 2020 " .We care and think about every single memories of a person and that's a reason behind this theme."Memories of 2020" A situation from where we all had taken forward steps to save our lives without having any idea about future that what will happen next day of our life , there were no guarantee . The covid-19 yes that's made our life's ruin .We don't have any numbers to satisfy itself that how many hopeless people's left t...
2021-05-1202 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 5: Reflecting on Series 1Listen to the Social Impact Pulse producers Nureen Das & Melanie Riordan, as they share their reflections and highlights from Series One. We hope you’ve enjoyed the series so far and do rate and review wherever you listen to your podcasts - we’d love to hear from you!We’ll be taking a short break and will be back on air on 19 May with series two and more great conversations. We hope you will join us!The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the soon to be launched, Their Storie...
2021-05-0515 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 4: Goodie’s African InteriorsA conversation between design student Cellah Were Osewe and Goodie Mzuri of Goodie’s African Interiors.We hear about how self-improvement plays an important role in Goodie’s efforts around knowledge sharing in the sector; the intentional design of the business to ensure that everything they do has a positive impact on whoever they work with from the producers to the consumers of their products; how she is inspired and empowered by her producers whose positive attitude keeps her going; and how she would like her legacy to be one of change.Check out a shor...
2021-04-2832 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 3: Style IsleA conversation with Twinkle Ferraren of Style Isle - an island inspired, artisan-made collective of products made by indigenous communities from the Philippines.We hear about the professional & personal journey that led to the creation of the brand; the personal toll of working with artisans who live in regions going through political and socio economic instability; the role innovation can play in supporting artisans and weavers who practice traditional techniques and methods; and the moments that have made her proud of her accomplishments with Style Isle.Check out a short animation from this episode https://y...
2021-04-2123 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 2: Tierra & LavaA conversation with Lucy Ashman and Maria Westfried or Tierra & Lava - a natural skincare brand based out of Antigua, Guatemala. Highlights from the conversation include the story behind the brand’s name and how the surrounding natural resources serves as a source of inspiration; the excitement and enthusiasm working with natural ingredients; the dreams to make the brand an employee owned organization and create flagship destination spa retreats; and the struggles and trade offs of being a small brand.Check out a short animation from this episode here.The Social Impact Pulse is a pr...
2021-04-1424 min
PRATIBHA RHYTHMS ( PODCAST )EPISODE #10, One Word Friendship By Nureen, Friendship S01 || Episode language EnglishHELLO FRIENDSHERE WE TAKE SOME AMAZING INITIATIVE THAT" MY FRIENDSHIP MY WORLD & MY FRIEND IS MY CELEBRITY "SO HERE WE PUBLISH ONE AMAZING EPISODE ON One Word FriendshipSCRIPT WRITER: NureenVOICE ARTIST: NureenEPISODE DESIGNED BY DARSHAN H. JETHWAHEY I HOPE YOU LIKE THIS EPISODEIF YOU WANNA PUBLISH YOUR VOICE WITH PRATIBHA RHYTHMS YOUR MOST WELCOME JUST FOLLOW US ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCAST LISTING PLATFORM & TAKE SCREENSHOTAND EMAIL US ON darshanjethwa.ic@gmail.com...
2021-04-1401 minThe Social Impact PulseEpisode 1: PomogrenadeA conversation with Aiswarya Kutty & Madhulikha Umapathy, founders of Pomogrenade - a sustainable fashion brand. We hear about how it all begin for the brand and the story behind the name, Pomogrenade; how they cultivate impact; the ways in which they are striving to make sustainability a way of life; and how they would like their brand to be remembered.Check out a short animation from this episode here.The Social Impact Pulse is a project of the Artesan Gateway and the soon to be launched, Their Stories Be Told.Music by Migfus20
2021-04-0726 min
Community Bridges PodcastCB Spotlight | Feed me GoodSeason 3 | Episode 1
Join us for the first episode of our new Community Spotlights Series, our host Geoff will be talking to Feed me Good founder Nureen and Tarina, a student of Feed me Good.
Nutrition and public health are on the agenda today. We will be discussing how nutrition can be tailored to the cultures and identities of BAME communities. We will also be talking about simple tips you can incorporate into your diet to be more sustainable, healthier and empowered.
Find out more about Feed me Good on Insta & FB: @FeedmeGood on t...
2020-10-1451 min
PODvocativeNureen on her Partner's Conversion into IslamIn part 3 of our interfaith series, Nureen discusses her previously interfaith (now same-faith) and interracial marriage. Her partner, Akil, is Trinidadian and converted to Islam and joined the Ismaili community.Nureen candidly shares what the conversion journey was like for them and the challenges they had to overcome throughout. She dives into the impact that Akil's embrace of Islam had and continues to have on her relationship and marriage, and what initially drew Akil to the Ismaili faith and the Ismaili Muslim community. Plus, she shares how Akil has now integrated into the Ismaili community....
2020-09-0833 min
In A Barbie WorldLagaan: Once Upon A Time In India (w/Nureen Lakhani)This week i'm joined by Nureen Lakhani as we discuss the first Bollywood movie for this podcast, Lagaan!Guest: Nureen Lakhanihttps://www.instagram.com/nureenlk/imdb.me/NureenLakhaniSupport Why This Film on Patreon from £1 a month www.patreon.com/whythisfilmpodcastwhythisfilmpodcast.wordpress.comwww.facebook.com/WhyThisFilmPodcast/www.twitter.com/whythisfilmwww.instagram.com/whythisfilmpodcast/www.youtube.com/channel/UCedcNlhV…iew_as=subscriberLeave a review here!po...
2019-11-0535 min
The ClimateReady Podcast: Adapting to Climate Change & UncertaintyAI for Adaptation: Addressing Climate Challenges with Data ScienceClimate change is the preeminent problem of the 21st century. Why not address it with 21st century solutions? While still in development, advances in data science — specifically around big data and AI — offer new and valuable tools for climate adaptation. How is this being deployed and who is leading the charge?
In the Season 3 premiere of ClimateReady, we are joined by Paul Fleming, Corporate Water Program Manager for Microsoft (microsoft.com/environment). We discuss some of the reasons why a company known primarily for computer software is leading groundbreaking developments for water management related to climate change. Paul discusses the pote...
2019-10-1127 minThe ClimateReady Podcast: Adapting to Climate Change & UncertaintyAI for Adaptation: Addressing Climate Challenges with Data ScienceClimate change is the preeminent problem of the 21st century. Why not address it with 21st century solutions? While still in development, advances in data science — specifically around big data and AI — offer new and valuable tools for climate adaptation. How is this being deployed and who is leading the charge?
In the Season 3 premiere of ClimateReady, we are joined by Paul Fleming, Corporate Water Program Manager for Microsoft (microsoft.com/environment). We discuss some of the reasons why a company known primarily for computer software is leading groundbreaking developments for water management related to climate change. Paul discusses the pote...
2019-10-1127 min