Những podcast Philanthropy Journal hay nhất (2024)

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Can trust in health care journalism be rebuilt? with David Rousseau 44:23

20h ago44:23

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In a time when trust in health care leadership and media is faltering, how can transparent, local, and solution-driven journalism bridge the gap and rebuild confidence in the stories that shape our health and lives? In this episode, David Rousseau, Publisher and Executive Director of Journalism and Information Technology at KFF Health News, talks a…

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How to Nurture Your Personal Brand with Digital and Savvy’s Maha Abouelenein 42:07

5d ago42:07

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Today, join LionTree Managing Director Rosie Kurmaniak as she engages in an illuminating conversation with communications guru Maha Abouelenein (https://www.mahaabouelenein.com/). Over her three decade career, Maha has crafted strategies for global corporations, startups, governments and CEOs, as well as managing comms for major tech companies in t…

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Should We Give Up on Journalism? Pt.2 On the Couch 22:42

1d ago22:42

22:42

Lloyd meets Annabel on the couch to ask some crunchy questions. Including but not limited to: What makes a good leader? And to what extent is journalism responsible for partisan attack politics? Annabel Crabb Annabel Crabb is an Australian political journalist, commentator and television host who is the ABC's chief online political writer. She has …

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Using information, insights (and humans) to improve outcomes with Eric Poon 39:45

8d ago39:45

39:45

AI implementation in health care, especially for predicting conditions like sepsis, needs collaboration between data scientists and clinicians to ensure accurate and valuable results. In this episode, Dr. Eric Poon, professor of medicine and the Chief Health Information Officer at the Duke University Health System, discusses the significant impact …

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It Started With A Book 25:47

10d ago25:47

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On this episode we talk with Dr. Graeme Harper who is a Leader Dog ambassador who’s established a student organization of puppy raisers at the college campus he works at.Bởi Leader Dogs for the Blind

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The Binary Trap With Kat Timpf 24:13

10d ago24:13

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What happens to our nation’s discourse when every issue has only two possible positions? This week, Roger welcomes Kat Timpf to explore the complexities of division within American society. They discuss how embracing vulnerability can be a tool to diffuse that division and examine the dangers of binary thinking, touching on topics like religion, me…

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The Future of Journalism: Navigating Ethical Challenges in a Digital Age 1:18:57

11d ago1:18:57

1:18:57

This week on Infinite Patterns: a Kaleidoscope podcast, our host, Ty White, invited media titans Cayden Mak of Convergence Magazine and Collette Watson of Black River Life to the show. In this episode, we explore The Future of Journalism: Navigating Ethical Challenges in a Digital Age. Put simply, how can journalists prioritize truth in a time rule…

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Spotlight with Annabel Crabb: Should We Give Up on Journalism? 41:14

9d ago41:14

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The inimitable Annabel Crabb joins us for this special spotlight episode where we shine a light on the changing impact of journalism in a shifting media landscape. In a world where truth is increasingly contested, can the fourth estate still be trusted to deliver reliable information which brings us together into some sort of shared reality? Or has…

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Building will and change with agency with Pedja Stojicic 45:57

15d ago45:57

45:57

Community organizing empowers patients, clinicians, and providers to advocate for necessary reforms. In this episode, Dr. Pedja Stojicic, Executive Director of People Power Health, discusses the urgent need for change in healthcare and the challenges faced by established organizations. He highlights the role of agency in health, arguing people expe…

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The importance of access to information and data as a patient and caregiver with Susannah Fox 47:14

22d ago47:14

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Early online patient communities were pioneers in sharing personal health data to support others with similar conditions. In this episode, Susannah Fox, anthropologist and author of Rebel Health, dives into the evolving landscape of health care, where the traditional power dynamics between patients and providers are shifting. Susannah explores the …

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At Least I'm Not Blind 30:33

23d ago30:33

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On this episode we talk with Jill Gaus is a Leader Dog client and board member. She is a licensed nurse, educator and longtime advocate for individuals who are DeafBlind.Bởi Leader Dogs for the Blind

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Resisting Exploitative Capitalism: Redefining Media Ownership and Sustainability Outside of Capitalism 44:30

24d ago44:30

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This week’s episode teases out the imposed value system of capitalism, the impact of resistance, and the audacity it takes to do better. Our host, Ty White (ZEAL Co-op) is joined by Ryan Sorrell, Founder of the Kansas City Defender, and James Salanga, Co-Executive Director of The Objective, to discuss media ownership and sustainability outside of t…

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Restoring Civic Engagement and Volunteerism with Eric J. Tanenblatt 30:18

24d ago30:18

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What has led to the erosion of civic engagement and volunteerism over the course of the past generation? This week Eric J. Tanenblatt joins host Roger Ream to discuss how his TFAS experience led to him to pursue a career in government and public service, and the memorable moments he experienced as a result (coordinating the 2004 G8 Economic Summit,…

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The transformative shift from health care in hospitals to home-based care 53:58

29d ago53:58

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Studies indicate that treating patients at home can result in lower mortality rates compared to traditional hospital care. In this episode, Dr. Bruce Leff, a professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, discusses the transformative shift of healthcare from hospitals to home-based care. He underscores the importance of trust…

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Martin Schori: The AI Hub Powering Innovation at Sweden’s Aftonbladet 46:57

30d ago46:57

46:57

Martin Schori, Deputy Managing Editor and Associate Publisher at Aftonbladet, joins host Nikita Roy to discuss how Sweden’s largest newsroom built an AI hub, developing a wide range of innovative editorial tools, including a suite of AI-powered tools for the newsroom and a chatbot for the EU elections. As the Program Lead for the AI Hub, Schori sha…

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Is Philanthropy Good for Society? Pt. 2 On the Couch 24:50

1M ago24:50

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This week billionaire philanthropist Nicolas Berggruen and philosopher Dr David Blunt join host Lloyd Vogelman on the couch for an unfiltered conversation that digs into the personal side of the Principle of Charity. BIOS Nicolas Berggruen is the Founder and Chairman of the Berggruen Institute and has spearheaded its growth, establishing its presen…

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Maintaining medical care amidst bombs with Dr. Olesya Vynnyk and Dr. Miguel Cendoroglo Neto 48:57

1M ago48:57

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The Ukrainian medical community has shifted from emotional reactions to systematic approaches in response to the war. In this episode, Dr. Olesya Vynnyk, coordinating medical initiatives for the World Congress of Ukraine, and Dr. Miguel Cendoroglo Neto, the CMO for Albert Einstein Jewish Hospital, focus on the challenges Ukraine's health care syste…

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Reparative Journalism: Healing Narratives for Social Justice 1:00:33

1M ago1:00:33

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Constant cycles of interruption, degradation, and gentrification have, in many cases, eroded common narratives about communities of color, impacting the way native residents see their city and themselves. The story that one must leave to “be something” is a footnote to every dream. Many of us found our way to journalism through the understanding th…

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Moses 24:27

1M ago24:27

24:27

We talk with Alan Spaulding, a Leader Dog client who first came to Leader Dog during our 50th anniversary back in 1986 and has had a total of 6 Leader Dogs!Bởi Leader Dogs for the Blind

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How to Rebuild American Institutional Trust with Gerard Baker 39:42

1M ago39:42

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Why has there been a sharp decline in institutional trust amongst Americans and how can that confidence be rebuilt? This week Gerard Baker joins host Roger Ream to discuss the loss of trust in American institutions (particularly in the media, government, and big business), the reasons behind that decline, and the impact of globalization. Plus, the …

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Listen on Purpose: From Collegiate Inspiration to Eco Innovation with Earth Brands’ Misha Vitels and Peter Frelinghuysen 28:29

1M ago28:29

28:29

Join Rachel Kraus and Caryl Stern as they examine the intersection of purpose and business. In this episode, they speak with Misha Vitels & Peter Frelinghuysen, the co-Founders of Earth Brands. Recent Williams College grads and varsity tennis teammates, the pair turned their dismay at the red plastic cups littering their campus into inspiration - a…

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Your Questions Answered: A Live Q&A Session in Collaboration with the Online News Association 53:58

1M ago53:58

53:58

In this special episode of Newsroom Robots, host Nikita Roy steps into the spotlight to answer your pressing questions about AI. Recorded during a session with the Online News Association (ONA), this episode covers a range of topics, from ethical considerations in AI-generated content to practical tools that can elevate your work. AI Tools Mentione…

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Is Philanthropy Good for Society? 55:58

1M ago55:58

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In this episode we’re joined by billionaire and philanthropist Nicolas Berggruen and philosopher David Blunt, to consider the merits and pitfalls of charitable giving in a world rife with inequity. Whether we think of inequality as simply an outcome of meritocracies that reward talent and ambition, or we’re suspicious of the system itself, there se…

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Art, activism, and health care with Michelle Browder 54:39

1M ago54:39

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Michelle Browder began using art at 13 to channel her energy and fight against racism, leading to her lifelong journey in activism. In this episode, Michelle Browder, an American artist and activist known for her work in reimagining the future of gynecology and obstetrics in the US, explores the connection between art, activism, and medicine. Miche…

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Rerun: What Happened to Patient Safety with Sue Sheridan 49:40

2M ago49:40

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How accountable are we when it comes to injuries caused by medical errors? Since this archive episode aired, patient safety remains a serious issue, with thousands of Americans dying from errors in their care. Although interest in improving patient safety has sadly waned, many are working to revive it and increase attention to the problem. In this …

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It Takes a Village 25:06

2M ago25:06

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On this episode we talk with volunteer Eric Walters about his volunteer role as a client and puppy driver for Leader Dogs for the Blind.Bởi Leader Dogs for the Blind

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Campus Voices: The Future of Reporting with TFAS Journalism Students 29:47

2M ago29:47

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Journalism requires courage and a commitment to pursuing the truth, even in challenging environments. Thomas McKenna and Jonas Du, two talented students participating in the TFAS Student Journalism Association, understand this. Through the Student Journalism Association, TFAS supports young independent journalists who approach journalism through a …

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The crumbling wall between journalism and advocacy 24:57

2M ago24:57

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Editor, professor, author, columnist and commentator Otis Sanford talks with Brad about decades of change in the journalism industry, and how reporter biases and opinions are seeping into healthcare news writing. Also in this episode, people who celebrate meeting their deductible, and a special musical treat. Mentioned in this episode: Society of P…

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Rerun - Penalized for Being Sick: The Uniquely American Crisis of Medical Debt with Berneta L. Haynes 41:36

2M ago41:36

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Since this archive episode aired early in our podcast, organizations have paid off billions of dollars in medical debt, and many hospitals have stopped suing patients for small claims. However, the problem of medical debt is far from over and now is the best moment to do something about medical debt. In this interview, Berneta Haynes, Staff Attorne…

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Do We Still Need Books? Pt. 2 On the Couch 33:44

2M ago33:44

33:44

Do books have a future in the new digital world order? And can we engage productively with problematic cultural content? This week luminary philosopher A.C Grayling and cultural content creator Mary McGillivray join host Lloyd Vogelman on the couch for an unfiltered conversation that digs into the personal side of the Principle of Charity. A. C. Gr…

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Infinite Patterns: Where Storytellers Tell All 1:11

2M ago1:11

1:11

Infinite Patterns, a kaleidoscope podcast, aims to demystify the building of a sustainable, thriving newsroom. Like with most puzzles, when everyone takes a corner, the picture comes into focus a lot faster. So, the Racial Equity in Journalism (REJ) Fund at Borealis Philanthropy collaborated with partners at ZEAL, a worker-owned creative arts studi…

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Congresswoman Anna Eshoo: Shaping the Future of AI Policy 11:42

2M ago11:42

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Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-Calif.), co-chair of the U.S. Congressional AI Caucus and one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people in AI, shares her perspective on the opportunities and risks of AI with host Nikita Roy. With over three decades of experience in the U.S. House of Representatives representing parts of Silicon Valley, Rep. Eshoo has been …

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We need a health care system that supports healthy aging with Maria Carney and Charles Kenney 47:15

2M ago47:15

47:15

The aging population is rapidly growing, posing significant challenges for global health care systems. In this episode, Dr. Maria Carney, Chief and Medical Director at Northwell Health, and Charles Kenney, Senior Vice President at Northwell Health, talk about the need for a health care system that supports healthy aging. Dr. Carney and Charles disc…

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The Journal 24:36

2M ago24:36

24:36

We talk with team member Beth Dahlke and her father Karl who was a Leader Dog client back in the 1990's.Bởi Leader Dogs for the Blind

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Unpacking Originalism: Natural Law, Natural Rights, and the Ninth Amendment with Randy Barnett 38:15

2M ago38:15

38:15

This week Randy Barnett joins host Roger Ream to discuss the ideas of constitutional originalism, natural law vs. natural rights, the importance of the ninth amendment, and how they all inform his interpretation of libertarianism. Plus, the benefits of teaching constitutional law through a narrative lens and stories from Randy’s newly released memo…

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Do We Still Need Books? 54:24

2M ago54:24

54:24

This special episode was recorded live at the 2024 Sydney Writers’ Festival with Emile and Lloyd joined on stage by eminent philosopher A.C Grayling and digital content creator Mary McGillivray. Together they consider the merits and pitfalls of various forms of factual information distribution. This is arguably the greatest time in the history of t…

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MOGL’s Ayden Syal on the Unprecedented Opportunity for College Athletes 32:20

2M ago32:20

32:20

LionTree Managing Director and resident sports expert Alex Michael chats with MOGL CEO and co-Founder Ayden Syal to discuss how the company enables brands and college athletes to partner in the wake of the 2021 NCAA decision that allows these athletes to monetize their Name, Image and Likeness (NIL). By taking the pain out of the process - and maki…

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Patient empowerment and community engagement for better health outcomes 42:45

2M ago42:45

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Patients and their families feel more empowered and regain normalcy by participating in their own care. In this episode, Dr. Kavita Bhavan, Chief Innovation Officer at Parkland Health and an infectious disease specialist, shares how empowering patients to self-administer IV antibiotics at home has improved health care access and equity. She highlig…

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Steering Toward Freedom with Vice President Mike Pence 42:13

3M ago42:13

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On this very special episode of Liberty + Leadership, host Roger Ream is joined by the 48th Vice President of the United States Mike Pence for a fireside chat at the TFAS 2024 Summer Law Fellows Closing Ceremony. They discuss the state of religious liberty, how our nation maintains peace through strength, and why democracy depends on heavy doses of…

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The future of medical education with Holly Humphrey 47:59

3M ago47:59

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Disparities in patient care based on race and insurance status lead to frustration, fueling a growing movement to unionize and push for fair treatment. In this episode, Dr. Holly Humphrey, President of the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation, explores the pressing issues facing the American health care system and the foundation's pivotal role in transformin…

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Keyssh Datts: Decolonizing Philly Through the Power of Story 34:39

3M ago34:39

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Guest: Keyssh Datts Founder and Coordinator of DecolonizePhilly [ Keyssh._ website] In this episode of Making Love & Designing the Future, we delve into the inspiring journey of Keyssh Datts, a passionate, 22-year-old social justice activist from Southwest Philly and the founder of DecolonizePhilly. Keyssh shares her evolution from a high school st…

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Press the Pause Button 32:33

3M ago32:33

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We talk with Client Erica Rodman on her journey to Leader, her work with disability awareness and advocacy work in her community.Bởi Leader Dogs for the Blind

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Natali Helberger: Audience-Centric Approaches to AI Ethics in Media 45:16

3M ago45:16

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Natali Helberger, Professor of Law and Digital Technology at the University of Amsterdam, joins host Nikita Roy to explore the complex ethical landscape of AI in journalism. In this conversation, they discuss everything from recommendation algorithms and filter bubbles to the EU AI Act and the future of responsible AI adoption in media. Recognized …

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Healthcare Blame Game, Live from Las Vegas! 22:43

3M ago22:43

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Deepak Manmohan Goyal, MD, MBBS, MBA, joins Brad and Erika at HFMA Annual on June 27, 2024, to discuss his work as executive director for revenue cycle and supply chain at Monument Health in Rapid City, S.D. and the financial assistance program that has increased the system’s charity care by $7.8 million in its first year. Also in this episode, the…

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The importance of evidence-based medicine and health care with Dr. Rita Redberg 37:46

3M ago37:46

37:46

Significant variations in medical treatments, even within the same state, challenge the belief that medical care is primarily based on science. In this episode, Dr. Rita Redberg, a Professor of Medicine at UCSF Health, examines the belief that medical care is based primarily on science by discussing significant variations in treatment practices and…

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Jill Roberts: Building Inclusive Wealth 43:44

3M ago43:44

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Guest Jill Roberts ( @weclarifi/website) In Episode 9 of Making Love & Designing the Future, host Jos Duncan Asé and guest Jill Roberts, Director of Advocacy at Clarifi, explore the urgent need to disrupt existing financial systems. Jill Roberts, a passionate advocate for financial reform, brings a wealth of knowledge to the intersection of finance…

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The Power of Patients and Clinicians Aligning on a Deep Issue: Prior Authorization Law Change, with Dr. Nisha Mehta and Dr. Tina Shah 52:24

3M ago52:24

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Imagine mobilizing a community of doctors and patients to spark change in the health care system. In this episode, Dr. Nisha Mehta and Dr. Tina Shah share how they made significant strides in addressing one of the most pressing issues in health care today: prior authorizations. They share how they mobilized a vast community of doctors to tackle the…

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Darrien Johnson: Curating Positive Impact 27:23

3M ago27:23

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Guest Darrien Johnson [website/Instagram @thecommunitycurator ] In this episode of Making Love & Designing the Future, host Jos Duncan Asé sits down with Darrien Johnson, founder of The Community Curator. They explore Darrien's journey from growing up in Philadelphia to launching a social impact company focused on empowering grassroots organization…

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Ruthless Prioritization 27:56

3M ago27:56

27:56

This week we're sitting down with Dani Landolt, the first-ever Chief Impact Officer at Leader Dogs for the Blind! We talk with her about her new position and the work she's doing at Leader Dog.Bởi Leader Dogs for the Blind

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Beyond the Law: Fighting for Liberty When Justice Fails with Diana Simpson 31:21

3M ago31:21

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Our nation’s constitution serves to protect innocent people from punishment…but what happens when legal precedent and case law runs contrary to that notion? This week Diana Simpson joins host Roger Ream to discuss her work in promoting economic liberty and protecting individual rights, fighting against government infringements, and the important mi…

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