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Water is essential for all life on Earth, yet climate change is disrupting the natural water cycle, altering where, when, and how much water is available. In many ways, climate change expresses itself through water. In this episode, James and Daisy talk about the vital role of water. What is the water cycle? How will water security will be impacted by the changing climate? What can we do about it? SOME RECOMMENDATIONS: Is a River Alive? by Robert Macfarlane – At the heart of this book is a single, transformative idea: that rivers are not mere matter for human use but living beings – who should be recognized as such in both imagination and law.Mina Guli is a renowned water advocate and ultrarunner who has dedicated her life to solving one of the world's most urgent issues - the global water crisis. Following a successful 15-year career in law, finance and climate change, Mina founded Thirst - a non-profit focused on changing how we think about water. In March 2022, for the #RunBlue campaign, Mina set out to run 200 marathons in just one year, finishing the race at the first global UN water conference on World Water Day, 22 March 2023. This World Water Day on Saturday, March 22 2025, runners from around the world united for the #WorldWaterRelay - the largest global relay for water.OTHER ADVOCATES, FACTS, AND RESOURCES:CDP – a global non-profit that runs the world's only independent environmental disclosure system. Over 24,800 companies, representing two thirds of global market capitalization reported through CDP on climate change, forests and water security.Stuart Orr has been with WWF since 2006 and works with the private sector on a range of water related activities, from water footprint to public policy engagement. WWF estimate freshwater ecosystems have an economic use value of $58 trillion, or roughly 60% of global GDP. Water.org – a global nonprofit organization working to bring water and sanitation to the world, founded by Matt Damon and Gary White. Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM) is launching its first biodiversity-focused bond fund, offering fixed-income investors a way to support nature conservation.NASA (2023) – There are more than 326 million trillion gallons of water on Earth. Natural History Museum – The ocean has an average depth of approximately 3.7 kilometres (or 2.3 miles).USGS (2019) – About 71% of the Earth's surface is water-covered, and the oceans hold about 96.5% of all Earth's water. Only 2.5% of Earth's water is freshwater - the amount needed for life to survive.World Bank (2017) – Globally, 70% of freshwater is used for agriculture. World Bank (2023) – 2 billion people live in countries experiencing high water stress. WaterAid – Diarrhoea caused by dirty water and poor toilets kills one child under the age of five nearly every two minutes. WaterAid – A staggering 90% of all natural disasters are water-related.Thank you for listening! Please follow us on social media to join the conversation: LinkedIn | Instagram | TikTokYou can also now watch us on YouTube.Music: “Just Because Some Bad Wind Blows” by Nick Nuttall, Reptiphon Records. Available at https://nicknuttallmusic.bandcamp.com/album/just-because-some-bad-wind-blows-3Producer: Podshop StudiosHuge thanks to Siobhán Foster, a vital member of the team offering design advice, critical review and organisation that we depend upon.Stay tuned for more insightful discussions on navigating the transition away from fossil fuels to a sustainable future.

Originally aired October 16, 2017When Mina Guli wanted to do something to raise awareness about the world's looming clean water shortage she took on the monumental adventure of running the equivalent of 40 marathons in just 40 days. If that wasn't ambitious enough, she also ran down 6 of the world's great rivers, on 6 continents in just 6 weeks. Listen in to hear her story!Website:  www.minaguli.comFacebook:  @MinaGuliWaterTwitter: @minaguliInstagram: @minaguliSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/adventure-sports-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Mina Guli is running 200 marathons in a year to raise awareness about water; Lewis Pugh swam across the Red Sea for climate change action. Meet the campaigners pushing their bodies to the limit in the hope of changing the world.   Guests: Mina Guli:  Lewis Pugh:  Hear a previous Radio Davos with him:  Also mentioned: Related episodes: Matt Damon talks to Radio Davos about his work on water: The World Economic Forum's UpLiink platform is looking for innovative solutions on freshwater: Check out all our podcasts on : Join the 

Mina Guli is running 200 marathons in a year to raise awareness about water; Lewis Pugh swam across the Red Sea for climate change action. Meet the campaigners pushing their bodies to the limit in the hope of changing the world.   Guests: Mina Guli: https://www.minaguli.com/ Lewis Pugh: https://lewispugh.com/ Hear a previous Radio Davos with him: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/10/top-ocean-experts-tell-radio-davos-their-hopes-for-cop26-climate-talks Also mentioned:https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2022/11/this-entrepreneur-is-aiming-to-reverse-his-carbon-footprint-here-s-how/ Related episodes: Matt Damon talks to Radio Davos about his work on water: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/03/matt-damon-world-water-day The World Economic Forum's UpLiink platform is looking for innovative solutions on freshwater: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2022/11/uplink-freshwater-hcl-radio-davos-cop27 Check out all our podcasts on wef.ch/podcasts: Radio Davos Meet the Leader World Economic Forum Book Club Podcast Agenda Dialogues Join the World Economic Forum Podcast Club

A legend in ultrarunning coaching in the US, author, podcaster and running coach Jason Koop joins us for our special Episode 50. We discuss the evolution of nutrition in trail and ultrarunning, and what's transferred over from cycling and triathlon. Jason also gives us a sneak peak of what the elite guys are doing in terms of their approach to race day fuelling and hydration, what we can or can't learn from that, plus his recent work with Mina Guli and her Run Blue project. Plus plenty of great practical tips along the way.  

We should all start running for water. Zero Carbon, that's a mantra we all heard, and we all can rely upon. Well, international gatherings and global conversations are no different: everybody's heard of Carbon and climate change. That's great! But meanwhile, water is always forgotten from those same conversations. Though how do people experience climate change?  Well, through floods when there's an extreme weather event, droughts when we're on the other side of that same coin, and pollution when displaced people don't find safe access to water. In a nutshell, through water. This is why the Run Blue movement led by Mina Guli rallies to get everyone on board, starting with the companies that abstract about 90% of the water on earth. They can commit to running their operations blue, and we can all support them in doing so by reminding them how much we value our water.  Like Mina Guli, who ran one hundred marathons in one hundred days to raise awareness, we should all start running for water! Wanna dive deeper into the topic? Check my full conversation with Mina Guli on the progress towards SDG 6 and how to speed things up!

Mina Guli combines passion and purpose to make a difference, and our resident fitness enthusiast Liezel van der Westhuizen discusses the businesswoman, runner, and water advocates goals and actions towards water advocacy. Tune in to find out more about the Run Blue Campaign, and how you too can make a world of a difference!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Refilwe Moloto speaks to ultra marathon runner and water activist Mina Guli, who is literally running to save the life of this planet. As part of her global RUN BLUE campaign, Mina is raising awareness of water crises and solutions by running 200 marathons in 1 year, ahead of the UN Water Summit in 2023 – the first global summit on water for 50 years.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Several years ago, Mina Guli set out to run 100 marathons in 100 days, seeking to draw attention to the water crisis. 62 runs in, she was dealing with a labral tear and a 15cm fracture in her femur. Most people would probably give up at that point, but Mina paused, recovered, and is now setting off on 200 marathons over the next year. In the Drawing Room, Mina describes what keeps her going and why she sees this as the central crisis of our time.

Several years ago, Mina Guli set out to run 100 marathons in 100 days, seeking to draw attention to the water crisis. 62 runs in, she was dealing with a labral tear and a 15cm fracture in her femur. Most people would probably give up at that point, but Mina paused, recovered, and is now setting off on 200 marathons over the next year. In the Drawing Room, Mina describes what keeps her going and why she sees this as the central crisis of our time.

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Mina Guli from Melbourne, Australia is the founder and CEO of Thirst Foundation and a global leader committed to protecting the world's water resources. Following a successful 15-year career in law, finance and climate change, in 2012 Mina established Thirst Foundation, a non-profit organisation focussed on raising awareness, creating urgency and driving action on water. […]

Mina Guli shares inspirational thoughts on how to move the needle and speed up things to solve the Water Crisis, close the gap, and achieve SDG6 in due time. The time to act is now, with the UN-Water Conference in 2023 as our window of opportunity. 

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Welcome to the first episode of our Winter Series on Water for Development, hosted by Michael Wilson and Rosie Wheen. Our first episode looks at the water for development crisis, with two incredible water leaders. The first is Dr Rose Kaggwa, a leader from the National Water Corporation in Uganda. She's joined in this episode by Mina Guli, Founder and CEO of Thirst. This series is brought to you with support from the Australian Water Partnership (AWP) supported by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The Australian Water Partnership mobilises' Australia's internationally recognized expertise to drive action towards sustainable water management in our region and beyond. Relevant Links: https://waterpartnership.org.au https://www.wateraid.org/au/ https://www.minaguli.com https://iwa-network.org/people/rose-kaggwa/ https://goodwillhunterspodcast.com.au Enjoy the episode, and connect with us via social media @goodwillpod.

Listen to Mina Guli's inspiring comeback story of learning how to walk again and how she has committed her life to help solve the global water crisis. Follow us for live episodes on crowdcast: https://www.crowdcast.io/realleaderspodcast

On this episode of the active CEO Podcast, Craig Johns speaks with Jonathan Rake, about his Launchpad to go beyond borders, the World Economic Forum shaping your thinking as a leader, leaders are hired to make judgement calls and performance leadership as CEO at Swiss Re Asia Pacific. We also delve into the global water crisis, running marathons with Mina Guli the CEO of Thirst, the importance of balancing ones mind, protecting the asset, and amazing human beings doing incredible things.

The founder and CEO of Thirst, Mina Guli is a global leader, entrepreneur and adventurer committed to making a difference in the world. Following a 15-year career in climate change, Mina established Thirst – a non-profit changing the way we think about water. Since its launch in 2012, Thirst has educated more than 2 million students in China, has had more than 600,000 participants in its water innovation competitions and now works with more than 1000 qualified volunteers and the support of the Chinese Government. To bring attention to the global water crisis, in 2016 Mina ran across 7 deserts on 7 continents in just 7 weeks. A self-confessed "non-runner", en route Mina interviewed water experts, telling the stories of people affected by the crisis and those working to solve it. In 2017 Mina ran in support of the UN's SDG 6, completing 40 marathons in 40 days down 6 of the world's great rivers on 6 continents. With media coverage around the world, including CNN, BBC, ITV, ABC and CCTV, Mina's messages about water reached more than 4 billion people, inspiring a generation of water heroes. Concerned about the pace of change, in 2018, Mina started #RunningDry – a campaign involving her running 100 marathons in 100 days for 1 reason – to make saving water so famous it's not just the right thing to do, but the only thing to do. After breaking her leg at marathon 62, thousands of people in over 50 countries and territories rallied in support, together running farther than from the north to the south poles, and building #RunningDry into a movement for change. Mina has been widely recognised for her leadership: named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum, one of Australia's most influential women, and by Fortune Magazine as one of the 50 greatest leaders in the world. Mina sits on the board of the Antarctic Science Foundation, the Global Water Partnership and the Academy of the $1 million Global Teachers Prize. She is a frequent media commentator.

How far would you go to raise awareness of your cause? Today we chat with Fortune 50's great leaders, Mina Guli. An ultra-marathon runner and water activist, Mina founded the global movement #RunningDry to raise awareness about water consumption. Mina a self-confessed ‘bad runner', completed 40 marathons across seven deserts on seven continents in seven weeks in 2016 and then completed the equivalent of 40 marathons in 40 days down six of the world's great rivers in 2017. In 2018, Mina began #RunningDry which has quickly grown into a global movement.  She set out to complete 100 marathons in 100 days.  After running 62 marathons, Mina was devastated to break her femur.  That's when she realised that this ‘movement is bigger than me': her team of supporters helped her to achieve her goal by running the remaining 38 marathons in her stead and even pushing her along in a racing wheelchair. A former corporate lawyer, Mina has been named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum and one of the 50 greatest leaders in the world by Fortune Magazine. To hear Mina's story tune into this episode using the links below and why you're at it why not subscribe to hear our future conversations as soon as they're released. Apple - http://bit.ly/GBAPodApple Spotify - https://lnkd.in/enn9kAP Android - https://lnkd.in/eHKv-xc

Mina Guli is changing the world. Through Mina's work with the World Bank and the World Economic Forum, she came to learn about the planet's unfolding water crisis: by 2030, we face a 40% shortfall in the global supply of accessible, reliable water. Mina has since dedicated her life to educating leaders and young people alike about this crisis and how we can solve it. In this session at GESF 2019, learn more about Mina's life, work and incredible work as an ultra-endurance runner to raise awareness about our planet's most precious resource. In conversation with Mona Hammami, Senior Director at the Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Court. #GESF @VarkeyFDN

(https://www.theh2duo.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Mina-Guli-Water-in-Real-Life.png) The founder and CEO of Thirst, Mina Guli (http://www.minaguli.com) is a global leader, entrepreneur and adventurer passionate and committed to making a difference in the world. Following a 15-year career as a world leader in climate change that started with law, but progressed quickly to the World Bank and to co-founding boutique investment firm Peony Capital, Mina established Thirst  – a non-profit that is solving the water crisis by changing the way we think about water. Since its launch in 2012, Thirst has educated more than 2 million students in China, has had more than 600,000 participants in its innovation competitions and now works with more than 1000 qualified volunteers and has the support of the Chinese Government. To highlight the global water crisis, in 2016 Mina completed the 7 Deserts Run — running the equivalent of 40 marathons across 7 deserts on 7 continents in 7 weeks. A self-confessed “non-runner”, Mina told the stories of some of those affected by the crisis during the run. The success of the expedition encouraged Mina to undertake the 6 River Run in support of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goal 6. She ran 40 marathons in 40 days down 6 of the world’s great rivers on 6 continents. With media coverage around the world, including on CNN, BBC, ITV, ABC and CCTV, Mina’s messages about water have reached more than 4 billion people, inspiring a generation of water heroes. Mina has been recognised for her leadership: she has been named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum, one of Australia’s most influential women, and by Fortune Magazine in 2016 alongside Angela Merkel, Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook and the Pope as one of the 50 greatest leaders in the world. On November 4, 2018, Mina began her next challenge: #RunningDry, which will see her run 100 marathons in 100 days around the world for 1 reason — water. Top Takeaways: A research study that Mina participated in showed that 80% of Millennials changed their behavior once they learned more about the water crisis and the changes they could make to positively impact the problem. Three out of four Millennials wanted to amplify their impact by telling their friends, family, and community. “We’ve been so barraged by advertising, by corporate communication, that we no longer listen. I think the only way for us to convey messages is through the power of people, through the power of word, and the power of different, innovate messaging.” Show Notes: [3:42] Mina tells us how a lawyer and banker became a woman on a mission to solve the global water crisis. [8:55] Learn more about the origin story of the #RunningDry movement and the 100 Marathons in 100 Days. [11:11] Mina talks about her time in Israel with the creators of drip irrigation at Netafim. [12:50] Mina shares the powerful story of how the seemingly darkest moment in her life actually shifted the #RunningDry movement from one woman’s crusade to a global movement. [23:06] What can we learn from tying water to activities people already enjoy and are engaged in such as running? [27:20] “We need to communicate differently. We need to communicate in a way that encourages people to listen, to connect, and to act.” [29:10] How can subject matter experts in water tell water’s story better? [32:15] Global water issues impact women and children on a far greater scale. Mina talks what it means for her to be a woman fighting for his cause amidst the Matt Damons (Water.org) and Scott Harrisons (Charity:Water) of the world. [35:30] Unlike other campaigns focused on the global water crisis, Mina’s is centered around building awareness and education efforts that promote behavior change. She talks about why companies like Colgate and Reebox have rallied behind this idea. [37:46] What does success look like?

Mina Guli, Global athlete and founder of Thirst, stops by the studio to discuss her challenge of running 100 marathons in 100 days to raise awareness of the world’s water crisis. She explains what we can all do to improve our current conditions. Original Air 11-01-18

Guest Host Pimm Fox speaks with Tim Culpan, Bloomberg Gadfly Tech Columnist, and Caitlin Webber, Bloomberg Intelligence Trade Analyst, on the U.S. ordering trade tariffs against China. Mina Guli, CEO of ThirstforWater.org, discusses raising awareness of water scarcity on World Water Day. Wilbur Ross, U.S. Secretary of Commerce, explains why the U.S. is imposing the tariffs on China. Josh Wright, Chief Economist at iCIMS, breaks down the Fed decision and outlook for the economy.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Guest Host Pimm Fox speaks with Tim Culpan, Bloomberg Gadfly Tech Columnist, and Caitlin Webber, Bloomberg Intelligence Trade Analyst, on the U.S. ordering trade tariffs against China. Mina Guli, CEO of ThirstforWater.org, discusses raising awareness of water scarcity on World Water Day. Wilbur Ross, U.S. Secretary of Commerce, explains why the U.S. is imposing the tariffs on China. Josh Wright, Chief Economist at iCIMS, breaks down the Fed decision and outlook for the economy. 

Episode 58 Interview with Mina Guli – 7 Deserts Run and the 6 Rivers Run After being pushed into a swimming pool and receiving a back injury where the doctors told her she would never be able to run again. Mina Guli could have used this as an excuse to define her life with limitations and boundaries defined by victimhood. Instead, she said to herself, “Am I going to let this doctor define what I do with the rest of my life?” The answer was NO! She started swimming, then biking, then running, and today Mina has done what is known as the 6 Rivers Run (6 major rivers on 6 major continents in 6 weeks) and the 7 Deserts Run (40 marathons across 7 deserts on 7 continents in just 7 weeks). She has done this to push herself, and she’s cried and struggled in these gargantuan feats, which she’ll tell us about. She also founded a non-profit called “Thirst,” a topic that is close to her heart – bringing attention to water issues around the world, and she’s combined her tremendous runs with her desire to make the world better and to help people understand the plight of water issues around the world. I’ll let Mina tell her story… Stay tuned for my interview with an absolutely amazing woman who has run her way across the world, despite the odds. Stories are our lives in language. Welcome to the Love Your Story podcast. I’m Lori Lee, and I’m excited for our future together of telling stories, evaluating our own stories, and lifting ourselves and others to greater places because of our control over our stories. This podcast is about empowerment and giving you, the listener, ideas to work with in making your stories work for you. Story power serves you best when you know how to use it. For the interview listen to the podcast. For more information about the runs and projects, or to contact Mina Guli: www.thirstforwater.org #run4water www.minaguli.com www.facebook.com/MinaGuliWater/ “A Life Inspired Series: The Long Run with Mina Guli” —  https://vimeo.com/214242697 (https://vimeo.com/214242697)  

Interview with Rob Holmes – Founder and Chief Strategist of GLP Films How to Identify Your Next Great Story Welcome back to the Love Your Story podcast! Today we are back in business interview land where we talk with professionals who have learned the true value of story in business, and they share their knowledge and ideas with us on how to use story in our professional spaces. Today we get to talk with Rob Holmes – the Founder and Chief Strategist of GLP Films, the leading content marketing agency dedicated to authentic storytelling and digital content strategy within the travel and outdoor industry.  Robs authentic approach to storytelling helps his clients identify and develop the best way to grow their business, and usually, that’s by helping them tell their story. He has a diverse background in multimedia production, conservation, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Rob has spearheaded partnerships with global travel brands including international and domestic tourism boards in Peru, Mexico, Chile, to name a few. He’s created partnerships with media publications like National Geographic and Travel and Leisure. Rob holds an MBA from the University of Washington in International Business, Marketing, and Environment Management. So, with that introduction, stay tuned for my discussion with Rob about HOW TO IDENTIFY YOUR NEXT GREAT STORY. Stories are our lives in language. Welcome to the Love Your Story podcast. I’m Lori Lee, and I’m excited for our future together of telling stories, evaluating our own stories, and lifting ourselves and others to greater places because of our control over our stories. This podcast is about empowerment and giving you, the listener, ideas to work with in making your stories work for you. Story power serves you best when you know how to use it. Listen to the podcast to hear my discussion with Rob and get his tips for finding your next great story.   For more information on Rob Holmes and GLP Films:   Watch the full Mina Guli film:  www.glpfilms.com/mina-film (http://www.glpfilms.com/mina-film) Website:  www.glpfilms.com (http://www.glpfilms.com/) Youtube:  www.youtube.com/greenlivingproject (http://www.youtube.com/greenlivingproject) Facebook:  www.facebook.com/glpfilms (http://www.facebook.com/glpfilms) Instagram:  www.instagram.com/glpfilms (http://www.instagram.com/glpfilms) Twitter:  www.twitter.com/glpfilms (http://www.twitter.com/glpfilms)  

We speak with inspiring adventurer and I2P ambassador Ray Zahab about his amazing Antarctica 2 Atacama expedition. We also speak with an amazing Australian lady, Mina Guli, who ran 40-marathons across 7 deserts on 7 continents in 7 weeks. We also have a little pre MDS chat and Speedgoat is here.

Mina Guli wanted to do something to raise awareness about the world's looming clean water shortage, so she took on the monumental adventure of running the equivalent of 40 marathons in just 40 days. She also ran down 6 of the world’s great rivers, on 6 continents in just 6 weeks. Listen in to hear her story!   Website:  www.minaguli.com Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/MinaGuliWater/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/minaguli Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/minaguli/     Sarah Outen's Kickstarter Campaign: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sarahouten/london2london-via-the-world-by-sarah-outen-and-jen  

Originally aired October 16, 2017 When Mina Guli wanted to do something to raise awareness about the world's looming clean water shortage she took on the monumental adventure of running the equivalent of 40 marathons in just 40 days. If that wasn't ambitious enough, she also ran down 6 of the world’s great rivers, on 6 continents in just 6 weeks. Listen in to hear her story!   Website:  www.minaguli.com Facebook:  @MinaGuliWater Twitter: @minaguli Instagram: @minaguli   Photo credit here Try CS Instant Coffee for 50% off your first order for the months of September and October only! Go to csinstant.coffee and use the code "ADVENTURE" at checkout. Get 20% off your Roam wallets and silicone rings at wheredoyouroam.com using code “Podcast” (case sensitive) at checkout. @roamproducts Support the Adventure Sports Podcast by giving as low as $1/month to our efforts to produce this show at patreon.com/AdventureSportsPodcast Call and leave us a voicemail at 812-MAIL-POD or 812-624-5763 or send an email to info@adventuresportspodcast.com