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A space to get tips, advice, or a different perspective to enable YOU to get ahead. All this, as I share experiences from growing up in The Gambia (West Africa), to getting my PhD from one of the best Universities in The United States, and working for Fortune 500 HealthCare companies.
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Plays by Mahmud is for visionary and entrepreneurial learners who are thirsty for actionable advice and steps to make the next big thing. I, the host, is a curious and hungry guy who is ready to take action and is here to learn along with you from the great people who made it and made it big. There will be interview based episodes on every Tuesdays and Fridays which will be 30-60 minutes. And there will be one Q/A episode every month answering all the questions that you have in your mind. So ...
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I am a 28 year old entrepreneur, writer & teacher living in Bangladesh. In this podcast, I discuss my daily actions and struggles. This helps me to go on & Push myself. Also people who are struggling like me can listen to this podcast and become inspired.
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Have your ears just absolutely been craving a podcast that seamlessly blends classical singing, stimulating conversations, and a little bit of "comedy"?? Well have I got news for you...there isn't one. But while you are trying to find one, check out and download my new podcast, I've Mastered My Throat, on SoundCloud and iTunes which comes pretty close!
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Hello new listener! Welcome to the “Talking to Myself as I Draw” podcast where your boy Muddy here rambles on about all of the random thoughts that come to my mind as I work on some type of art or creative project. This audio usually comes from the “Studio Sessions” series I have on my Youtube Channel so be sure to check those out if you want to see exactly what I am working on, but if you’re more intrigued by the random thoughts delivered by my monotone voice, keep listening! Support this p ...
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A unique podcast hosted by two guys that work heavily in the world of independent professional wrestling, Basil Mahmud and Trent Zuberi. We take you behind the scenes to talk about what goes wrong, what goes right and everything in-between to bring the show from backstage to the fans!
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Let's talk business, entrepreneurship, career, technology or economy and see where it goes
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Bu proqramda İran Azərbaycanında və İranda baş verən hadisələr, İranda insan hüquqlarının vəziyyəti, İran azərbaycanlılarının problemləri, İranın Azərbaycan Respublikası ilə əlaqələri, Azərbaycanın tarixi və mədəniyyəti, tarixdə xüsusi ilə İran azərbaycanında gördüyü işlərlə tanınmış şəxslərin
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Sacred Knowledge podcasts consist of authentic traditional Islamic knowledge from qualified teachers. Our podcasts range from audio and video lectures to classical Islamic songs. Visit sacredknowledge.co.uk for more material.
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Shirin Jar Kujera Podcast zai rika gayyato maku kwararru domin tattauna al’amuran da suka shafi rayuwar yau da kullum ta fannoni mabambanta kamar; siyasa, kasuwanci, tsaro, mulki, tattalin arziki, lafiya, wasanni, zamantakewa da dai sauransu.
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The Inspira Podcast with Erika Mueller Chen provides career advice and stories from global change-makers in Sport for Development, Social Impact, and the Diplomatic Service.
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Championing Mobility marks Toyota's commitment to transform into a mobility company that supports the creation of more independent, safe and eco-friendly mobility solutions. Brought to you by MAD Movement, this podcast features interviews with the Top 16 Agent M (Mobility) Teams throughout Malaysia. Toyota believes that MOBILITY goes well beyond cars and that movement is a human right. Toyota's care of the environment by implementing Toyota Eco Youth is to create positive impact on the socie ...
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As a leading policy think tank, the Oakland Institute is bringing fresh ideas and bold action to the most pressing social, economic, and environmental issues of our time. In partnership with impacted communities, we research and document threats to land rights, livelihoods, and natural resources, and develop communications and advocacy campaigns to support and elevate these struggles in the international arena.
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Muslim history brims with detailed accounts of incredible leaders. Some are better known than others but they all demonstrated a range of beautiful leadership qualities that we can learn from today. In Paradigms of Leadership, an ongoing Lecture Series, Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad chooses exemplary figures throughout Islamic history, of every generation, geography and gender, drawing out particular lessons for us: both in the way they carried themselves through society and in the principles the ...
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The Change Makers Podcast is created for high-achievers, leaders who want to lead from the new paradigm of leadership. How to bring leadership beyond measures of masculine and feminine leadership style, bringing spotlight to making people shine their light the brightest. The Tips, Insights Tools & Stories designed to helping leaders to deal with old system collapsing and become the change they want to see in their world. This podcast is designed for you as a leader, leading a team, a busines ...
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Unlocking Leadership Beyond Gender: A Global Dialogue Exploring the New Era of Leadership with Rúna Magnúsdóttir and Visionaries Worldwide Welcome to The Change Makers Podcast, where we delve into thought-provoking conversations with global leaders, exploring innovative leadership and societal change approaches. In this episode, titled "Beyond Gend…
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In this episode of The Change Makers Podcast, host Rúna Magnúsdóttir interviews Mahmud Samandari on the power of trust. Mahmud discusses setting goals for the new year and emphasises the importance of providing meaningful work for individuals. He shares how his upbringing in Iran and his faith influenced his understanding of gender equality. Mahmud…
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In this episode of The Change Makers Podcast, host Rúna Magnúsdóttir and guest Sandra D'Souza explore the topic of biases. They discuss the struggle for equal pay, the Gene Arno lunch that celebrates advocates for gender equality, the certification process for companies in Iceland to ensure equal pay, and the need to value different types of work. …
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Ep# 152 | The Power of Laughter in Leadership: Embracing Growth and Authenticity with Wendy Watkins
In this episode of The Change Makers Podcast, host Rúna Magnúsdóttir interviews special guest Wendy Watkins, a mindset magician and laughter luminary, about the joy of lifelong learning and embracing growth and adaptation. Wendy emphasizes the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in leadership, using humour as a tool to navigate challenges.…
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In this episode of The Change Makers Podcast, host Rúna Magnúsdóttir invites special guest Leslie Grossman, a renowned leader in women's leadership, to delve into "Leadership Beyond Gender." Leslie shares powerful insights on the importance of active listening in effective communication. They emphasize the need for empathy, understanding, and open-…
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33. Elena Mercedes Haro (Guatemala & Peru) - How can sport achieve social & economic development goals in Latin America?
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Erika speaks to Mercedes about her SDP insights across Latin America and the Middle East, and her goal as an IOC Young Leader to facilitate sports for protection activities for migrant children. Elena Mercedes Haro is a former member of the Women’s Saber National Fencing Team of Guatemala. She holds a Master’s degree in Sports Management and a Bach…
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In this episode of The Change Makers Podcast, host Rúna Magnúsdóttir invites Dr David Paul to discuss breaking out gender conditioning with mindfulness. Dr David shares insights on the power of presence and how it can attract others. They explore the impact of social conditioning on gender-specific groups and stress the importance of letting go of …
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32. Pauline Msungu (Kenya) - How can sport help women develop their voices in Kenya?
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Erika speaks to Pauline about her experiences as an IOC Young Leader, and how she founded Beyond Sport_Kenya - a youth-led project in Rift Valley part of Kenya that works towards advocating for and promoting gender equality in and through sports. Pauline Msungu is a football player in the Kenyan Women Premier league and a youth ambassador for the B…
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Breaking Barriers: Bridging Generational Divides for Leadership Beyond Genders Unravelling Gender Stereotypes: Redefining Leadership Beyond Bias Hey there, Change Makers! Prepare to embark on an inspiring journey towards a world of limitless possibilities as we delve into our latest episode of The Change Makers Podcast in the Leadership Beyond Gend…
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31. Sophia Papamichalopoulos (Cyprus) - How can sailing promote peacebuilding in Cyprus?
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Erika speaks to Sophia about her experiences as an Olympian and IOC Young Leader, and how she founded Winds of Change - an initiative that aims to create the first bi-communal Cypriot sailing team that will sail around the divided island together. Sophia Papamichalopoulos is an Olympic alpine skier who competed at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games, …
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Beyond Borders: Lessons in Inclusive Leadership from Iceland's Gender Equality Movement Introduction: In the latest episode of "The Change Makers Podcast", the Leadership Beyond Gender series, host Rúna Magnúsdóttir and guest Thordis Loa Thorhallsdottir delve into the fascinating world of inclusive leadership and the Icelandic experience in shatter…
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30. Oscar Mwaanga (Zambia & UK) - Why must we decolonize Sport for Development?
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Erika speaks to Dr. Oscar about his experience inspiring the SDP movement in sub Saharan Africa at the turn of the century, the importance of education and knowledge sources, his positionality, and the need to decolonize SDP and higher education. Dr. Oscar Mwaanga is an esteemed academic and activist with a long history of accomplishments in the fi…
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Crackdown on Loggers in Papua New Guinea ft. Eddie Tanago
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After decades of being exploited for natural resources, Papua New Guinea is cracking down. Our guest today is Eddie Tanago, the Campaign Manager at ACT NOW, a PNG-based organization on the forefront against illegal logging and other destructive extractive industries. He discusses the recent historic fine imposed on a logging firm in PNG for tax eva…
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Topics covered in this audio session: - Challenging gender stereotypes and conditioning - The ripple effect and its impact on personal growth - Stripping away false beliefs and conditioned roles for inner peace - The power of mindset and intention in shaping outcomes - Introduction to the renowned teacher and coach - Focus on enabling individuals t…
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29. Nicole Matuska (USA) - How can we democratize philanthropy & center feminist voices in Sport for Development?
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Erika speaks to Nicole about democratizing philanthropy, gaming and esports, and how Women Win serves as a global multi-dimensional women’s fund guided by the vision of a future where every girl and woman exercises their rights. Nicole Matuska is the Global GRLS Director at Women Win, and has been working with Women Win in various capacities since …
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Balancing "Doing" and "Being": Leading Through Change and Innovation for Success In this unique Leadership Beyond Gender journey session of "The Change Makers Podcast," Susanne Frandsen, a fellow change-maker, consultant, author, and advocate for bridging the gap between purpose, passion, and profit, shares her insights on leading through change an…
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28. Cathy Neap (Papua New Guinea) - How can sport prevent gender based violence in PNG?
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Erika speaks to Cathy about leadership, gender based violence in Papua New Guinea, and how sport can lead to multiple positive developmental outcomes in society. Cathy Neap works for the National Rugby League (NRL) in Papua New Guinea managing the NRL-run, DFAT-funded League for Life sport for development program in PNG, and has worked for the prog…
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27. Steve Fleming (UK & Lesotho) - How can social enterprise & radical football accelerate Sport for Development?
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Erika speaks to Steve about building the sport for good organization Kick4Life, the potential of social enterprise as part of a balanced fund-raising approach, the importance of representation in the sports sector, and his book Radical Football. Steve Fleming is co-founder of Kick4Life FC, a multi-award winning charity, social enterprise and footba…
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26. Sana Mahmud (Pakistan) - Why does sport have a special power for women in Pakistan?
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Erika speaks to Sana about the relationship between sport and self-esteem for women in Pakistan, insights gained from a randomized data study at Right to Play, and how building community ownership may ensure program sustainability. Sana Mahmud is a multi-sport athlete and sport-for-development expert, currently working as a Program Manager at Right…
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25. Samia K. Khatib (Lebanon) - How to become a master facilitator in Sport for Development?
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Erika speaks to Samia about her experiences as a GIZ master facilitator building capacity of local leaders through sport on the topics of health, employability, and gender in the Middle East, Northern Africa, and Central Asia. Samia K. Khatib was a Peace and Sport Young Ambassador, holds a MSc in sport and exercise psychology from Loughborough Univ…
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24. Etsuko Yamada (Japan) - Why is passion not enough to sustain Sport for Development?
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Erika speaks to Etsuko about the Sport for Development landscape in Japan, her experience working for UNOSDP in Switzerland, and the importance of bringing a business perspective into SDP programs. Etsuko Yamada earned a Master of Public Policy at Graduate School of Law, Tohoku University in Japan. From 2014-2016, she worked for the United Nations …
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23. Rochelle Stewart-Withers (New Zealand) - Where are the indigenous voices in Sport for Development?
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Erika speaks to Dr. Rochelle about her experience entering SDP from a Nursing and Development Studies background, the missing literature in SDP from and for indigenous voices, whose voice counts as knowledge, and how we can indigenize the sector. Associate Professor Rochelle Stewart-Withers has tribal links to Ngāti Rāhiri Hapū o Te Ātiawa. Prior t…
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22. Rahul Bissoonauth (UK) - How can we diversify funding streams in Sport for Development?
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Erika speaks to Rahul about the importance of sustainable funding streams, social business, and enlisting leaders within the sector from diverse ethnic backgrounds. Rahul Bissoonauth is an experienced commercial director who has led strategy and fundraising projects for hundreds of diverse-led organizations and nonprofits across the UK and around t…
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21. Suheil F. Tandon (India) - How can sport challenge social norms in India?
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Erika speaks to Suheil about creating the social enterprise Pro Sport Development, and how PSD has shifted mindsets in India through sport. Suheil F. Tandon is the Director-Founder of Pro Sport Development (PSD), an award-winning social enterprise dedicated to utilizing sport for the holistic development of young people. Suheil specializes in the s…
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20. Joanne Pasternack (USA) - How can pro athletes’ voices drive social justice?
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Erika speaks to Joanne about how she has nourished professional relationships to open doors, what it was like to be on the front lines when Colin Kaepernick took a knee, and the role of professional athletes' voices to advocate for social justice. Joanne Pasternack is a philanthropic strategist who, over the past two decades, has galvanized communi…
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19. Nico Schulenkorf (Germany & Australia) - How can sports events achieve developmental outcomes?
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Erika speaks to Dr. Nico about becoming a SDP researcher when the sector was burgeoning, the importance of supporting students, benefits of co-design in programming, and the usefulness of events to achieve social development. Dr. Nico Schulenkorf is a Professor of Sport Management at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia. He is passionate …
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18. Lin C. Sambili-Gicheha (Kenya & UK) - How does a Kenyan singer become a SDP policy expert?
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Erika speaks to Dr. Lin about her experiences as a practitioner in Kenya, her global policy work, earning her Masters in Sustainable Peace through Sport in Monaco and her PhD in Preventing Violent Extremism Through Sport, and staying her authentic self whilst navigating these different spaces. Dr. Lin Cherurbai Sambili-Gicheha is the Project Manage…
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17. John Luke Chua (Malaysia) - What goes into the dark side of sport - human trafficking?
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Erika speaks to John Luke about the importance of MEL, migration and displaced populations, how sport has been used to traffic athletes, and reporting burdens in international aid. John Luke Chua hails from Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo, and is currently a MEL (Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning) practitioner in the counter-trafficking field. His acad…
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16. David Given-Sjölander (Ireland & Sweden) - Why is there a branding dilemma in Sport for Development?
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Erika speaks to David about his experiences at the grassroots level in Africa and as a funder in Sweden, as well as what he views as the branding dilemma in the sector. David Given-Sjölander is a freelance consultant and strategic advisor specializing in social impact and in particular the intersection between sport and social change. Originally fr…
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Jar Kujera Kashi Na 1 | Menene Nasara? | Mahmud Mannir Dangude
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A wannan shirin, na zauna da shahararren matashin dan kasuwanci zamani Mahmud Mannir Dangude domin tattaunawa akan yadda ya fara rayuwarsa a matsayin dalibi da kuma dan kasuwa, kalubalen da ya fuskanta da kuma nasarori. Ku biyo mu domin jin yadda firar tamu ta kasance.By Habib Rabiu Dandutse
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15. Lee Parker (UK) - Why should community led solutions drive Sport for Development programs?
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Erika speaks to Lee about how his multi-cultural upbringing allows him to relate to diverse global communities, and why placing community voices at the center of Sport for Development is the key to sustainable impact. Lee Parker is a Sport for Development enthusiast with experience working with grassroots organizations globally to help build their …
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Habits That Made Me Successful: Advocating
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A trip to the University of Connecticut in 2018 for a graduate school outreach event made me realize I wanted to pursue a PhD education. My experiences during this trip will not have been possible without advocacy. Advocating is actively supporting and promoting a cause or performing acts centered around a cause you are passionate about. Advocating…
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14. Sarah Hillyer (USA) - How can metaphors & powerful storytelling advance Sport for Development?
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Erika speaks to Dr. Sarah about her experiences building sport opportunities for women in Iran, the importance of clear and powerful verbal messages, and how the Center for Sport, Peace & Society aspires to change the world one high five at a time. Sarah Hillyer wants to live in a world filled with freedom of movement, innovative ideas, thoughtful …
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13. Gabriel Mayr (Brazil) - How can we bridge the Global South & Global North power dynamic in Sport for Development?
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Erika speaks to Gabriel about his experiences founding a Brazilian NGO that serves individuals with disabilities, how technology can be used to improve accessibility, and bridging South-North relationships in Sport for Development. Gabriel Mayr is a Brazilian Physical Education teacher who has worked in Sport for Development and Peace since the fir…
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12. Ivana Pranjić (Croatia & Austria) - How can sports diplomacy support “small states” like Croatia?
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Erika speaks to Ivana about the role of basketball in her life, her Sports Diplomacy research, and why it is important to include youth at the decision making table. Ivana Pranjić is a former Austrian basketball champion who has experienced the power of sport at a very young age. Ivana is currently pursuing her PhD in Sports Diplomacy at the German…
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11. Bruno Contreras (Mexico & USA) - How can sport promote social inclusion for newcomers?
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Erika speaks to Bruno about his experience moving from Mexico to the USA, and how Soccer Without Borders creates a sense of belonging for newcomers and refugees. Bruno Contreras came to Boston from Mexico City in 2016, arriving with beginner English skills and a wealth of experience building youth development programs for youth through soccer. Join…
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Carbon Pipelines Fuel Environmental Racism ft. Sikowis Nobiss, Mahmud Fitil, Jaylen Cavil & Alejandro Murgia-Ortiz
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Summit Carbon Solutions intends to build the world’s largest carbon capture and storage pipeline across the Midwestern US, despite fierce and sustained citizen opposition. While media coverage so far has focused on the opposition white landowners in the path of the proposed route have to the pipelines – this project represents the latest instance o…
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10. Pharlone C. Toussaint (USA & Haiti) - How can we change the youth sport system to center activism, equity & healing?
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Erika speaks to Pharlone about athlete activism, healing-centered coaching, and the importance of specialization in Sport for Development. Pharlone Charity Toussaint has over 15 years of experience as an activist in using sports as a catalyst for social change. She has worked in community relations for several professional sports teams and in 2016 …
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9. Alessio Norrito (Italy & UK) - How are football & refugee migration related in Italy?
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Erika speaks to Alessio about his experiences as a researcher in Sport for Development, and his PhD studies examining the role of football in the lives of refugees in Sicily. Alessio Norrito graduated in 2017 from the University of Westminster in International Business with Chinese, after spending one year in Shanghai as part of his studies. He the…
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Unarguably, learning has been the most important success habit I have picked up during my career so far. The strides I have made so far are only possible due to being open to learning consistently. I have developed a lifelong learning ethic and will continue to strengthen in this area. In this episode, I talk about the power of lifelong learning an…
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8. Game Mothibi (Botswana) - How can ubuntu mentorship empower women in Africa?
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Erika speaks to Game about her experiences founding sport for social impact initiatives in Botswana, receiving her Sport and Olympic Studies masters degree in Japan, and the power of mentorship. Game G. G. Mothibi is the Senior Manager at The Association For International Sport for All (TAFISA), and currently serves as board Chairperson of Africa S…
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7. Matt Stevenson-Dodd (UK) - How can we be honest about the limitations of social impact?
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Erika speaks to Matt about the importance of purpose, measurement, and transparency in creating impact, and his experiences as CEO of Street League. Matt is Managing Director of Trust Impact, a data and impact consultancy that helps nonprofits and social impact organizations to measure and report impact from a more transparent, strategic and pragma…
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Into The Cracks of Algae (SM Sains Sultan Mahmud)
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Have you ever noticed the distribution of algae and their abundance in different areas around us? In this episode, MABEC from SM Sains Sultan Mahmud talks about getting down to business (specimen collection) to unearth the hidden world of algae.
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On Efficient Way of Food Waste Disposal (Sultan Alam Shah Islamic College)
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As Elite from Sultan Alam Shah Islamic College states, “We’re not only composting waste food for organic fertilizers but also filtering the water of the waste into clean water.” How do we sustain healthy habits in a time of global food waste crisis?
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Not Everything Burned into Ashes (SBP Integrasi Rawang)
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In-Flects from SBP Integrasi Rawang winding through the intricacies of making an automatic incinerator and fostering safe havens for the community. They leave us with the resounding call to environmental justice that embraces the principle that all people and communities live healthily in this world.…
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The Curious Urge of Youth (MRSM Batu Pahat)
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Calling listeners into a magnetic conversation about the power of curiosity and growth, guest AHOG from MRSM Batu Pahat and their teacher open ways of understanding food insecurity and innovation.
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It Takes Us Together to Plant (Vision Secondary School)
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Through the curation of knowledge, SOIL IT from Vision Secondary School holds together the complexities that come with wanting and needing to engage in environmentally friendly farming practices simultaneously having to confront what is happening right in front of them.
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Real-Life Clones, Shall We? (SMK Seri Saujana, Sri Petaling)
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As O’Clean from SMK Seri Saujana, Sri Petaling reminds us, limits are to be challenged within environmental problems, and can be a mission in life. If we accept the messy, and imperfect realities of life, we can lean on innovation to make it better.
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Journal of Agent of Change (SMK SMK Tun Habab)
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This episode highlights the power of creativity in the face of mundane days in school. We are people of possibilities, PAPOSSIBLE from SMK Tun Habab reminds us, and the local work we do matters.
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A Fresh Manifesto for Cleaner Water (SMA MAIWP KL)
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HByte from SMA MAIWP KL joins Waheeda to unwind the complexities of water quality control. HByte’s mission serves as an invitation to main authorities and property developers away from the systems that keep us stagnant.
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