Podcast appearances and mentions of matt whiteman

In this week's podcast, we talk to Matt Whiteman, Partnership and Growth Manager for Choco4Peace. Choco4Peace supports constructing and sustaining peace in post-conflict regions through the empowerment of women, youth, and indigenous people in the cacao sector by providing access to markets, finance, capacity building, and technology. They are driven to create impact and measure our actions in alignment with 6 UN Sustainable Development Goals. In this week's podcast, we talk to Matt Whiteman, Partnership and Growth Manager for Choco4Peace. Choco4Peace supports constructing and sustaining peace in post-conflict regions through the empowerment of women, youth, and indigenous people in the cacao sector by providing access to markets, finance, capacity building, and technology. They are driven to create impact and measure our actions in alignment with 6 UN Sustainable Development Goals. Choco4Peace is launching a campaign to fund its pilot project and grow the movement around peacebuilding in Colombia. They are partnering with Cacao 70, a premium chocolate maker in Montreal, using cacao grown by ex-cocaine producers and war victims in Tumaco, Colombia, the largest coca-producing region in the world. Choco4Peace are offering a sponsorship opportunity with perks including: • One hectare of fino de aroma cacao trees, cultivated in the Tumaco region by ex-cocaine producers and war victims (approximately 1,000 trees), including 3-5 varieties of fruit-bearing shade trees. • 4 premium, 70% dark chocolate bars per person per year for four years, up to 400 bars total per year.  • One hand-made wooden chocolate box per person (up to 100), to keep or give as a gift. Each box holds 4 bars (see photos, attached).  • Trace the socioeconomic and environmental impacts of this plot of land using our blockchain platform. • Photographs of the farmers cultivating the land, and regular updates on the project. • Opportunity to display foundation logos on our website and platform, to be discussed. • Includes shipping and handling. • Cost per hectare: $28,000 USD For further information, please do not hesitate to get in touch with Matt Whiteman, Partnership and Growth Manager on matt@choco4peace.org if there are any questions.  SUBSCRIBE to our social channels and never miss an episode: SPOTIFY   iTunes   Stitcher   Soundcloud   Google Play Music   Tunein   Castbox   Podchaser   Pocket Casts   Overcast   iHeartRadio   PlayerFM   YouTube   acast ________________ Do you want us to talk about your project or company? Email us: education@saviidigital.com

Sandwich and Chris interview Matt Whiteman of the Denver, Colorado rockers Red Tide Rising!

Matt Whiteman is the vocalist and frontman for Red Tide Rising, a Denver-based band that slammed onto the national music scene in 2012 when they hit the road with In This Moment on the band’s non-festival ‘Blood’ tour dates, which also included one date with Hatebreed. The band then struck a deal with a small independent label, Spat! Records, for a digital release of two singles, “Finding Home” and Inferno. In early 2013, they recorded their first full length album released through DeathBox Records. In 2014, Red Tide Rising has continued their domination of concert stages across North America and are currently on tour with Drowning Pool.    

John Coward served in Nigeria in 1970 as a University lecturer at Ahmadu Bello University. John shares some of his memories and experiences with Matt Whiteman, a CUSO-VSO volunteer, at the 50th Anniversary event at UBC on December 4th, 2010.This podcast was recorded during CUSO-VSO's 50th Anniversary Kick-off celebrations in Vancouver, BC. CUSO-VSO is proud to honor 15,000 volunteers and 35 million service hours in over 40 countries. The views expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of CUSO-VSO or its supporters. At CUSO-VSO, we believe we are changing the world, one volunteer at a time.

Tami Moffat, Brenda Woosnam, and Jennifer Mitton all served together in Nigeria from 1984-86. They all spent their time in Nigeria working as teachers in teacher training colleges.The ladies shared their stories and experiences with Matt Whiteman, a CUSO-VSO volunteer, at the 50th Anniversary event at UBC on December 4th, 2010.This podcast was recorded during CUSO-VSO's 50th Anniversary Kick-off celebrations in Vancouver, BC. CUSO-VSO is proud to honor 15,000 volunteers and 35 million service hours in over 40 countries. The views expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of CUSO-VSO or its supporters. At CUSO-VSO, we believe we are changing the world, one volunteer at a time.

Tony Dawson is a CUSO-VSO applicant. Tony hopes to fulfill a lifelong dream of volunteering overseas with CUSO-VSO.Tony spoke with Matt Whiteman, a CUSO-VSO volunteer, at the 50th Anniversary event at UBC on December 4th, 2010.This podcast was recorded during CUSO-VSO's 50th Anniversary Kick-off celebrations in Vancouver, BC. CUSO-VSO is proud to honor 15,000 volunteers and 35 million service hours in over 40 countries. The views expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of CUSO-VSO or its supporters. At CUSO-VSO, we believe we are changing the world, one volunteer at a time.

Eva Murray was an elementary school teacher for 10 years before transforming her life with a CUSO placement. After going back to school for a sociology degree, Eva accepted a placement in Nigeria as a teacher. She worked for the Ministry of Education as an education officer at a teacher training college. Later Eva became a CUSO-VSO field staff officer.Eva spoke with Matt Whiteman, a CUSO-VSO volunteer, at the 50th Anniversary event at UBC on December 4th, 2010.This podcast was recorded during CUSO-VSO's 50th Anniversary Kick-off celebrations in Vancouver, BC. CUSO-VSO is proud to honor 15,000 volunteers and 35 million service hours in over 40 countries. The views expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of CUSO-VSO or its supporters. At CUSO-VSO, we believe we are changing the world, one volunteer at a time.

Sheila and Howard Avery spent two years with CUSO-VSO in Thailand. Howard worked in rural agriculture projects, helping people develop and grow better seeds and crops. Sheila was an English teacher as well as a clothing and textiles instructor, teaching in Thai.Howard and Sheila spoke with Matt Whiteman, a CUSO-VSO volunteer, at the 50th Anniversary event at UBC on December 4th, 2010.This podcast was recorded during CUSO-VSO's 50th Anniversary Kick-off celebrations in Vancouver, BC. CUSO-VSO is proud to honor 15,000 volunteers and 35 million service hours in over 40 countries. The views expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of CUSO-VSO or its supporters. At CUSO-VSO, we believe we are changing the world, one volunteer at a time.

Peter Ackhurst and his wife served with CUSO-VSO in 1969-71 in Tanzania. Peter worked with the Department of Natural Resources of Tanzania as a forester. His wife was a nutritionist and worked for the Ministry of Agriculture.Peter spoke with Matt Whiteman, a CUSO-VSO volunteer, at the 50th Anniversary event at UBC on December 4th, 2010.This podcast was recorded during CUSO-VSO's 50th Anniversary Kick-off celebrations in Vancouver, BC. CUSO-VSO is proud to honor 15,000 volunteers and 35 million service hours in over 40 countries. The views expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the views of CUSO-VSO or its supporters. At CUSO-VSO, we believe we are changing the world, one volunteer at a time.