Podcast appearances and mentions of Ndaba Mandela

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Catch Hillary behind the scenes at the Black North Initiative Black Excellence Gala interviewing VIPs Wes Hall, Ndaba Mandela, Dahabo Ahmed-Omer and Jennifer Bernard as they talk about anti-black racism efforts and more!

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The Nelson Mandela Foundation has said the late statesman's identity book, set to be auctioned along with almost 100 of Madiba's personal items, should be protected by heritage authorities. Auction house Guernsey's has advertised the sale for Monday, 22 February, after a court ruling cleared the way for the items to be sold. Nearly 100 items linked to Mandela are set to be auctioned, including his identity book, shoes, shirts, glasses, and even his hearing aids. The Nelson Mandela Foundation's acting chief executive, Professor Verne Harris, said that Madiba "had no in-principle objection" to his belongings being auctioned off for fundraising initiatives. "He himself donated items for this purpose many times. The foundation still has in its custody a few artefacts given to it by Madiba specifically for this kind of fundraising," he said. Harris said that one of the issues that needed to be considered in the "analysis of a fundraising auction related to Madiba", was the heritage value of the items. "Do any of the items possess an overarching South African heritage value which would place them under the protections afforded by heritage legislation? "In terms of the auction and the items currently under discussion, we have not had access to the artefacts themselves nor to the kind of detailed contextual evidence required to support clear-cut answers to these questions," he added. However, Harris said that the foundation believed that Mandela's ID book had heritage value. "One artefact that we did have access to through Madiba in the past and for which we have significant contextual information is Madiba's 1993 identity document. We believe it to be self-evident that this item requires the protections afforded by South Africa's heritage legislation," he said. News24 previously reported that the SA Heritage Resources Agency (Sahra) had sought an interdict to prevent Mandela's eldest daughter, Makaziwe Mandela, selling the former president's personal belongings. However, the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria dismissed Sahra's application. News24 was unable to reach Makaziwe at the time of publication. Listed price for ID book is R1.4m Sahra spokesperson Yazeed Sadien said some of the items on auction were still "the subject of the ongoing legal proceedings" and that the agency would continue to challenge the auction. A date for the continuing legal proceedings has yet to be set. Guernsey's director Susan Jaffe would not be drawn on the pending legal action. Instead, she said that it was "premature" to have an interview with News24 or address News24's questions. Sadien added that in 2022, a similar auction was suspended at the request of Sahra, due to the ongoing legal proceedings. The auction catalogue describes one of the items as Mandela's "personal and only legitimate identification book in post-apartheid South Africa", which was issued in February 1993, about three years after his release from prison. He received a smart ID card in 2013, months before his death. The listed price for the ID book is $75 000 (R1.4-million), according to the catalogue. The sale of the items will reportedly fund the creation of the Mandela Memorial Garden around Madiba's grave in Qunu, Eastern Cape. News24 previously reported that Mandela's grandson, Ndaba Mandela, had slammed his aunt's plans to auction off the former president's personal possessions. Ndaba said the auction would rob both his family and the South African nation of important heritage items. Ndaba had not responded further at the time of publication.

Kweku Mandela is a director, producer, philanthropist, and close friend. I had the pleasure of getting to know Kweku through working for him on the set of Journey is the Destination, where we spent months filming, and telling the incredible story of Dan Eldon. Since then, Kweku has continued to be an influence and inspiration in my life, as well as the lives of many, many others. His company Out Of Africa Entertainment is one of the largest film and Television production companies in Africa having recently completed production on Madiba, Maze Runner 3, and The Red Sea Diving Resort. Kweku Executive Produced the acclaimed Novel “The Bang Bang Club” into a feature film, which was released in early 2011. Kweku is currently a partner in two new production companies one being Romulus Entertainment a production finance outfit based in New York and two Dang Entertainment a partnership between Kweku and his long-time collaborator Nabil Elderkin based in LA. ​In mid-2009 he co-founded Africa Rising Foundation with his cousin Ndaba Mandela and their dream of changing Africa's image and fostering young leadership and partnerships around the world was started. He supports the UN Decade of Action for Road Safety and the Long Short Walk, a world walk for road safety, in memory of his 13-year old cousin Zenani Mandela who was killed in a crash 2 years ago. ​He's also on the board of Global Citizen , Pioneer Works and Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project and a Trustee of House of Mandela. ​Kweku latest projects include producing Margot Robbie film Dreamland and Christopher Waltz directorial debut Georgetown along with starting GenEndIt with Charlize Theron a collective of HIV/AIDS organisation committed to seeing the end of AIDS in our lifetime. Kweku thank you so much for your time in this podcast, but as well as in my life. Your influence has been immense and my career has depth and meaning because of people like you.  Thank you to our sponsors, use the below codes - - Sofaworx - Thank you to Sofaworx for designing the most incredible studio (all furniture Sofaworx items) Use code "Storytime10" to get 10% OFF all your next furniture purchases at - https://sofaworx.co.za/ - Truth Coffee - Use code "Storytime10" to get 10% OFF all coffee purchases at - https://za.truth.coffee/ - Manscaped - Use code "Blamejosh" to get 20% OFF all Manscaped purchases as well as FREE SHIPPING at - https://za.manscaped.com/ - Franklees - Use code "FrankleesMatching" to get 20% OFF all purchases (full price items only, one discount offer per shopper) Email signup and get an ADDITIONAL 15% OFF discount - https://franklees.co.za/ Don't forget to like and subscribe for weekly episodes with new guests Follow for more - Joshua Eady - https://www.instagram.com/justblamejosh/ Kweku Mandela - https://www.instagram.com/kwekumandela/ StoryTime - https://www.instagram.com/_storytime_...

On this episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored reveals the results of the Tory leadership ballot with reaction. Also Tom Bower joins about his book that Meghan Markle will be dreading and Nelson Mandela's grandson Ndaba speaks about the similarity between Harry and Meghan's book and his grandfather's, Watch Piers Morgan Uncensored at 8pm on TalkTV on Sky 526, Virgin Media 627, Freeview 237 and Freesat 217. Listen on DAB+ and app. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In celebration of Nelson Mandela International Day, Carol Ofori spoke to Madiba's grandson, Ndaba Mandela.

In celebration of Nelson Mandela International Day, Carol Ofori spoke to Madiba's grandson, Ndaba Mandela.

In this episode of CURVA MUNDIAL, philanthropist and leader Ndaba Mandela discusses growing up in Soweto, the work he does around the world finding the next world leader and helping end the HIV / AIDS epidemic. Mandela also discusses his love of Kaizer Cheifs, Bafana Bafana, and the wisdom he he gained from his grandfather, the late Nelson Mandela, and why Africa deserves another World Cup sooner rather than later. This interview was recorded just as the AFCON was starting and why something needs to be done to help promote that continental cup as much as others around the world. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Season 2 of CURVA MUNDIAL kicks off soon. It will feature more in-depth interviews from fans of the beautiful game from across the world including Ndaba Mandela, singer Rowetta, South African singer Tuelo, Ryan Mather of Proud Terriors, Mike Homfray of Rainbow Toffees, Dan Pezzotta of Las Vegas Atalanta, author Gary Thacker, Wayne Girard, Travas Clifton of Mod Cup Coffee, Carlo Garganese of Italian Football Podcast, and Frankie Moloney. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

As a pre-teen, Ndaba Mandela went to live with his grandfather, a move that would shape the rest of his life. From lessons on facing adversity, to what it takes to become a man, the fingerprints of Nelson Mandela are all over Ndaba's life. He is an aggressive man, relentlessly pursuing not only the legacy of his grandfather, but leaving his own behind as well. 

Joni Rodgers is known to readers and publishers as a novelist, ghostwriter and essayist with an eye for detail, an ear for language and a heart to match her subjects. She's collaborated on best-selling books with Don Lemon (This is the Fire), Kristin Chenoweth (A Little Bit Wicked), Swoosie Kurtz (Part Swan, Part Goose), Elizabeth Smart (Where There's Hope), Justin Bieber (First Step 2 Forever), Rue McClanahan (My First Five Husbands…and the Ones Who Got Away), and Ndaba Mandela, the grandson of Nelson Mandela (Going to the Mountain), among others.  In January, 2022, she plans to reissue six books of her own, including the critically-acclaimed novels Crazy for Trying and Sugarland and the deeply personal (and, deeply funny) memoir about surviving cancer as a young mom, following a diagnosis of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma at the age of 32—the best-selling Bald in the Land of Big Hair. Joni's always known how to hold an audience: she grew up on stage, performing in a family bluegrass band called The Dakota Ramblers, and after studying theater in college she thought she'd make her way in the world as a performer—acting, playing music, and doing voice-over work. The cancer changed that—and so, she started writing.  “Ghostwriting combines the craft skills I've gained as a writer with the collaborative spirit of my theater roots,” she writes on her website. “I use my Stanislavski training to capture the unique voice of my clients, structure compelling stories, and focus powerful messaging.”  Together with her husband, the multi-media artist Gary Rodgers, she runs the Westport Lighthouse Writers Retreat, on the Pacific Coast, adjacent to Washington's Westport Light State Park.  Connect with Joni Rodgers: Official website Westport Lighthouse Writers Retreat Facebook Instagram

Dre interviews the charismatic, impressive, and switched-on James Laughlin who is a 7-Time World Champion. A sought-after Leadership Strategist & Coach to CEOs, Entrepreneurs & High Achievers. He is on a mission to make world-class, the new standard. On top of this, James is the host of The 'On Purpose' Podcast where he has interviewed some incredible guests who are game-changers in their respective fields. Also, as a Dad James wants to empower future generations to take charge of their destiny and lower the teen suicide rate, he has embarked upon an epic book project. He has interviewed many legendary dads including Sir John Key, former Prime Minister of New Zealand, Ndaba Mandela, ambassador to the United Nations, and grandson of Nelson Mandela. Richie McCaw, former All-Blacks Rugby captain and world champion, Anthony Trucks, former NFL star and American Ninja Warrior, Christopher Benjamin, President & CEO of Alexander and Baldwin, and Vahan Yepremyan, LA-based Film Producer and INC 5000 entrepreneur to name a few. ******************************************* Contact Details & Links: ******************************************* Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Jameslaughlin Insta: https://www.instagram.com/jameslaughlinofficial/ On Purpose Podcast: - Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/life-on-purpose-with-james-laughlin/id1547874035 - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6GETJbxpgulYcYc6QAKLHA ****************************** Hot Hire is a short-form podcast. This is a show where we share job searching tips, tricks, strategies, and techniques to help you win your ideal job quicker. FYI - We always finish with a Dad joke. The host Dre, also known as 'Mr. Motivator' is the founder and owner of Job Search Qld which is a coaching platform. He is a Job Search Brand Consultant, Career Strategist, Interview & Confidence Coach. Dre helps to move people forward faster and his sweet spot is guiding sales & marketing professionals to get into their ideal job. He has 20 years of sales and recruitment experience and Dre is the author of The #1 Interview Playbook which is a clever guide to winning your next job. On top of this, Dre is a certified NLP & Timeline Therapy Practioner. Dre has a mission to help 100,000 people kick start their careers by the end of 2023. He is also the host of a new Sales Superstars Podcast where he interviews the best salespeople in different industries. ************************** Link to join the FREE Sales Superstars FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/salessuperstars8/ ************************* Contact Dre: If you are interested in working or partnering with Dre, for coaching, podcasting, speaking events, workshops, boot camps, or similar, please feel free to contact us: support@jobsearchqld.com ************************ Feel free to subscribe and connect!! #hothire #jobsearchqld #dremclaughlin #smartsimplestrategies #salessuperstars #podcast #jameslaughlin

Have you ever felt like someone might be taking advantage of you? This is what Ndaba Mandela felt like because he happens to be the grandson of the late Nelson Mandela. Because he is approached by different groups asking him to partner, he needs to use his intuition to filter those relationships and only keep those who are being authentic. To find out more about Ndaba, visit his podcast page at https://www.intuitionology.com/ndaba-mandela/ Click the link to get your free e-book: https://www.intuitionology.com/e-book/

The degeneration of former president Nelson Mandela’s once stately Houghton Estate home into an “eyesore” and allegations of underhanded dealings around its apparent sale are fuelling a rift in the family.Mandela family member and once an occupant of the Houghton home Ndaba Mandela gives us an excusive interview on what has been happening behind the scenes, from his perspective.

Paul Samuel Dolman | Podcast Host & AuthorPaul interviews the wise and awakened from around the world on his What Matters Most podcast, in effort to assemble the wisdom essential for our collective to thrive.  The show has had the privilege of interviewing a wide scope of people including Mexican President Vincente Fox, Congressman Tim Ryan, Chief Arvol Looking Horse of the Dakota Sioux, South Africa's Ndaba Mandela, Presidential candidates Andrew Yang & Marianne Williamson, Pulitzer Prize winning author-historian David McCullough, Her Holiness Sai Maa, Holy Father Richard Rohr, Nobel Peace Prize nominee Ervin Laszlo, legendary peace activist Arum Gandhi, as well as countless others.Listen as Joseph and Paul discusses "What Matters Most"!

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#HiphopNewsNow #BrandNewMusic   Rap Radio Africa is excited to announce two new shows jumping off asap; #EthnicRap & #HiphopChronicles   - The United Nations/Universal Hiphop Museum powered The Hiphop4Peace Virtual Concert featuring Uganda's Babaluku, Ndaba Mandela alongside heavyweights such as Mr. Chuck D, KRS1 and ‘em.    - Nigeria's Modenine features Zimbabwe's Dumi Right on a new joint coming anytime now.   - South Africa Hiphop Awards 2020 is around the corner & still welcoming entries until the day after tomorrow.   - Cassper Nyovest's brand new A.M.N. dropped Sept.11   - Zakwe's 3rd album's “Roots” single featuring StogieT goes gold & garners 2 million streams.   - Nigeria's Terry The Rapman's Dance Challenge promoting his BANS Nation album is still on & there's N100,000 nairas up for grabs.    - The SCF crew has an upcoming collective album for the history keeper coming soon. SCF is the late South African underground Hiphop legend Smerf's crew.    www.rapradioafrica.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rapradioafrica/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rapradioafrica/support

Today is the launch of Ndaba Mandela’s  new and first ever podcast, “Mandela on Leadership.” Living with my grandfather for almost 20 years, I learned a lot about what it means to be a true leader. Now more than ever we are reminded of the importance of morals driven leadership. So join me in listening … Continue reading "Laysha Ward, EVP, Chief External Engagement Officer at Target"

Ndaba Mandela est le petit-fils de Nelson Mandela. Aujourd'hui âgé de 35 ans, il est devenu aujourd'hui un militant reconnu ; il a poursuivi l'oeuvre de son grand-père en fondant l'Africa Rising foundation. (Rediffusion du 25 janvier 2019) À l'occasion du centenaire de la naissance de son grand-père, en 2018, il a écrit un livre de souvenirs, en hommage à celui qui l'a élevé, publié aujourd'hui en français sous le titre «Le courage de pardonner» aux éditions Marabout. « Aller dans la montagne » est un rite de passage à l'âge adulte chez le peuple Xhosa que Nelson Mandela puis Ndaba Mandela ont traversé. Ndaba Mandela n'a découvert son grand-père qu'à sa libération ; Nelson Mandela le prend alors sous son aile et entreprend de l'accompagner vers l'âge adulte, fort des principes éducatifs et moraux qui ont guidé ses actions publiques et privées. Nourri de sagesse tribale et de contes populaires, ce livre nous offre de multiples leçons de vie, tant sur la liberté, le pardon, le leadership, la force du corps et de l'esprit, que sur l'intégrité, la responsabilité, le respect des autres et bien sûr la paix. (Présentation de l'éditeur)  

Rocky Bucano Executive Director of the Universal Hip Hop Museum sits down with Ndaba Mandela grandson of Nelson Mandela to discuss his grandfather's legacy and the work that he is doing in South Africa as CEO of Africa Rising. This podcast was recorded at the [R]Evolution of Hip Hop Experience located at the Bronx Terminal Market 610 Exterior Street in the Bronx. Donate to the UHHM uhhm.org/donate

Ndbaba Mandela (Nelson Mandela's grandson) talks about his life as a child in Soweto, the first time he met his grandfather, his school days and how the African Rising foundation was born. A foundation committed to publicizing the positive image of Africa to the world. ###

CliffCentral.com — What's it like to test positive for Covid-19, and what is the mental side of being diagnosed with such a virus? With a surname like Mandela, there is an honour and lineage of greatness to carry. Ndaba Mandela and his team have started The Mandela Institute for Humanity. The values and principles of his grandfather are transferable in his mind, and they have grounded him in everything he is emploring us all to take up as Africans. How should we deal with 21 days of lockdown? What lessons can we as humanity learn from this pandemic? Apparently green fingers, and something else which is green, are the way forward.

MultimediaLIVE — Ndaba Mandela was at home in Johannesburg with friends on Saturday when he received a call which shook him to the core: he had tested positive for Covid-19. Mandela, the grandson of former president Nelson Mandela, arrived back in SA from New York the Sunday before, the same night President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation and declared a state of emergency over the coronavirus and Covid-19, the respiratory illness it causes. The following day, Mandela went to be tested because he had returned from the United States, which is officially listed as a high risk country.

Ndaba Mandela is Nelson Mandela’s Grandson. He is passionate about the Mandela legacy and motivating young people to get involved in community development. He is passionate about Africa, its people and is concerned about its future. Although the continent faces many problems, there are many positive things that the global community does not know about Africa and Mandela wants to capture these and share them with the world.

Caroline Pugh, Founder of Oya Partners, a firm she started to help young global leaders and philanthropists create change in the world. One of the leaders Caroline works with is Ndaba Mandela, grandson of Nelson Mandela. In working with Ndaba she helped him to start his US foundation, the Mandela Institute for Humanity, carrying the life lessons and values of Nelson Mandela forward. In this episode, Caroline shares what Ndaba taught her about Nelson Mandela: that people remember the former South African leader for his forgiving nature, but that he also held his values in high regard, imbuing them into the fabric of his life. The main pillars of his values entailed treating others with love, dignity, and respect. As the episode continues, Caroline shares her passion for moving all human beings forward on a global scale, much of which has been influenced by her work with Ndaba and others over the past few years. You can read more about this episode here: https://bwmissions.com/blog/caroline-pugh-podcast Follow Bryan Wish on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/bryanwish/ Follow Bryan Wish on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bryanwish_?s=11 Follow Bryan Wish on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryanwish_/ Join our Mission: bwmissions.com/join/ Join our Community: my.community.com/bwmissions

This week on the podcast, enjoy the keynote address from the college's Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Convocation. This year's speaker was Ndaba Mandela, the founder of the Africa Rising Foundation and the grandson of Nelson Mandela.Ndaba Mandela spoke to a group of students, faculty members, and staff members at the convocation — the largest community event of a week celebrating the life and legacy of Rev. King.Follow the Providence College Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play,and YouTube.  Visit Providence College on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat, and LinkedIn. 

"Going to the Mountain" with Ndaba Mandela and Teddy Warria

In this episode of Straight Talk Africa host Shaka Ssali takes a look at the elections in South Africa. He is joined in studio by Ndaba Mandela, Co-Founder and Chairman of the Africa Rising Foundation and grandson of Nelson Mandela, Phiwokuhle Mnyandu, Professor of African Studies at Howard University and from Johannesburg by Anita Powell, Correspondent of the Voice of America.

As the grandson of the iconic Nelson Mandela, Ndaba Mandela he is keeping his grandfather’s legacy alive by introducing him to a new generation. Mandela sits down with Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous to discuss lessons learned from his grandfather, business opportunities in South Africa and what needs to be done to stop black-on-black crime. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This time on Peace Talks Radio, a conversation with Sara Dosa, who co-directed the Netflix film "Tricky Dick and The Man in Black." In the late 1960's and early 1970's, the divisions in the United States over the Vietnam War and the civil rights movement brought the youth of America in conflict with longstanding social and political norms. The Richard Nixon administration sought to ingratiate itself to both the youth culture and the Deep South by trying to recruit the favor of music star Johnny Cash. Cash, nicknamed “The Man In Black”, was invited to perform at the Nixon White House. Nixon wanted him to play stereotypical country favorites that he didn’t even write. But Cash's social consciousness was being lit by anti-establishment rock music performers like Bob Dylan and Neil Young. The struggle in Cash's heart and the resultant song choices at the concert are at the core of the documentary. It is Part One of the hour-long episode. In Part Two of the hour-long version, conversations about how the legacy of Nelson Mandela might inspire today’s African leaders? Reporter Judy Goldberg leads a panel that explores history, identity and power structures embedded in the strategies to move Africans towards sustainability and independence. Guests are Ndaba Mandela, mentor, political consultant and grandson of Nelson Mandela; Andrew Nalani, educational designer/evaluator who promotes positive youth development, and Teddy Warria, entrepreneur, author, and collaborator with Ndaba Mandela to transform leadership in Africa. This segment was made possible in part by the Bartos Institute. Recorded at the United World College-USA’s Migration and Belonging Conference, 2019.

This time on Peace Talks Radio, a conversation with Sara Dosa, who co-directed the Netflix film "Tricky Dick and The Man in Black." In the late 1960's and early 1970's, the divisions in the United States over the Vietnam War and the civil rights movement brought the youth of America in conflict with longstanding social and political norms. The Richard Nixon administration sought to ingratiate itself to both the youth culture and the Deep South by trying to recruit the favor of music star Johnny Cash. Cash, nicknamed “The Man In Black”, was invited to perform at the Nixon White House. Nixon wanted him to play stereotypical country favorites that he didn't even write. But Cash's social consciousness was being lit by anti-establishment rock music performers like Bob Dylan and Neil Young. The struggle in Cash's heart and the resultant song choices at the concert are at the core of the documentary. It is Part One of the hour-long episode. In Part Two of the hour-long version, conversations about how the legacy of Nelson Mandela might inspire today's African leaders? Reporter Judy Goldberg leads a panel that explores history, identity and power structures embedded in the strategies to move Africans towards sustainability and independence. Guests are Ndaba Mandela, mentor, political consultant and grandson of Nelson Mandela; Andrew Nalani, educational designer/evaluator who promotes positive youth development, and Teddy Warria, entrepreneur, author, and collaborator with Ndaba Mandela to transform leadership in Africa. This segment was made possible in part by the Bartos Institute. Recorded at the United World College-USA's Migration and Belonging Conference, 2019.

Guest: Caroline Pugh Age: 26 years Location: Washington, DC Bio: Caroline Pugh is the Chief of Staff at CareJourney, a healthcare data analytics company based in Washington D.C. She is the Chief of Staff to Aneesh Chopra, the former Chief Technology Officer of the United States. Pugh is currently an advisor to Prime Chief of Staff, where she has helped build a national and international network of Chiefs of Staff. Pugh is also the Senior Advisor to the Africa Rising Foundation, a non-profit focused on youth empowerment and leadership in Africa started by Ndaba Mandela. Caroline was previously the Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of VirtualU, a tech startup that developed 3D human scanning technology, that she started while an undergraduate at Virginia Tech. Pugh was the former Global Director of Partnerships and the Washington, D.C., President of Kairos Society, one of the world's largest student-run nonprofit organizations for entrepreneurship. She was also a contributor on health and entrepreneurship for the Huffington Post and a public speaker, where she has been invited to speak at international events like the Ambrosetti Forum, Milken Global Conference and the Bloomberg Next Big Thing Summit. She was recently named "15 Female Entrepreneurs to Watch" by Entrepreneur magazine and  "master networker"  in Forbes. Pugh has also been cited in the Washington Post, Fox News, NBC, TechCrunch, USA, Bloomberg and Wall Street Journal for her work. The World Needs More: 1. Authentic connecting for good WOW factor: Tune in and find out!!  Favorite color: Purple 

Today we’re sharing AudioFile Magazine’s list of the 2018 Best Memoir Audiobooks. Listen as we discuss all the winners, including sound clips from THE COST OF LIVING by Deborah Levy and MAKE TROUBLE by Cecile Richards. AudioFile Magazine’s Best Memoir Audiobooks of 2018 BECOMING by Michelle Obama, read by Michelle Obama, published by Random House Audio EDUCATED by Tara Westover, read by Julia Whelan, published by Random House Audio GOING TO THE MOUNTAIN by Ndaba Mandela, read by Michael Boatman, Ndaba Mandela, published by Hachette Audio MAKE TROUBLE by Cecile Richards, Lauren Peterson, read by Cecile Richards, published by Simon & Schuster Audio REPORTER by Seymour M. Hersh, read by Arthur Morey, published by Random House Audio THE COST OF LIVING by Deborah Levy, read by Henrietta Meire, published by HighBridge Audio Explore ALL of the audiobooks in AudioFile’s Best of the Year Ezine with sound clips and narrator videos at https://www.audiofilemagazine.com/bestof/. On today’s episode are Robin Whitten, Founder and Editor, and Michele Cobb, Publisher at AudioFile Magazine. We are giving away audiobooks from Libro.FM, Audiobooks.com, and Downpour on Twitter — visit us there at @audiofilemag and look for the #podcast for your chance to download your picks from our Best Of lists. For more free audiobook recommendations, sign up for AudioFile Magazine’s newsletter. Support for Behind the Mic comes from Grammy Award-winning publisher Hachette Audio, home to works by James Patterson, JK Rowling, Joel Osteen, David Sedaris, David Baldacci, Elin Hilderbrand, Michael Connelly, and many more bestselling audiobooks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you ever thought about why do you do what you do? We all have our reasons to accomplish the goals we set, but behind them there is always a reason why we set those goals. I had a chance to ask Ndaba Mandela about his #WHY. Listen to my latest #podcast, share your why's with me and others. #coachorsi #mandela

S7E11: Ndaba Mandela: Carrying the Torch of Social Justice Inherited from His Grandfather, Nelson Mandela Following in the footsteps of his beloved and iconic grandfather, Ndaba Mandela has taken the torch of social justice and run with it. Today, Nelson Mandela’s legacy continues as Ndaba keeps its beacon of hope bright, fueling his message that one person can make a difference. In this candid interview, Ndaba discusses his passion for criminal justice reform and his commitment to a new generation of young Africans that he hopes will be at the forefront of Africa’s development. wrongfulconvictionpodcast.com Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom is a production of Lava For Good™ Podcasts in association with Signal Co. No1 and PRX.

As founder of Africa Rising Foundation and the Mandela Project, Ndaba Mandela is carrying on his grandfather Nelson Mandela's legacy. Ndaba joins this IVY Ideas Night to discuss the lessons he learned growing up with his grandfather and his new book, Going to the Mountain: Life Lessons From My Grandfather, Nelson Mandela.

To celebrate 100 years since the birth of Nelson Mandela, this week we were joined by the inspiring Ndaba Mandela to discuss his new book, Going To The Mountain: Life Lessons from my Grandfather. We talk about Nelson Mandela the leader and grandfather, service as true leadership, empowerment, and the film Black Panther. Remember to RATE, REVIEW AND SUBSCRIBE! Enjoy! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Books: Bryan Stevenson - Just Mercy Stuart Turton - The Seven Deaths Of Evelyn Hardcastle Franz Fanon - Black Skin, White Masks Wiley - Eskiboy Ndaba Mandela - Going To The Mountain Derek's Gem - The Gentlemen of the Jungle. By Jomo Kenyatta Film: Black Panther Intro Music by: @StuffDeejSays ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get involved! Don't forget to tweet us your thoughts on the episode! Rate and review us on iTunes, Soundcloud and YouTube! Follow us on: Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/mostly-lit-2?refid=stpr Twitter - @mostlylit Instagram - @mostlylitpod YouTube - www.youtube.com/channel/UCNSap_m48BXPUViJofbUYCQ Email - mostlylit@gmail.com Website: www.mostly-lit.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ndaba Mandela is an author, humanitarian, businessman, father, and grandson of the late but forever incomparable Nelson Mandela. We got a chance to talk with Ndaba on the DC stop of the promo tour for his memoir ‘Going to the Mountain: Life Lessons from My Grandfather, Nelson Mandela'. We talked with him about some of those life lessons, the significance of Black Panther for South Africans, changing the global perception of Africa, and an abbreviated Random Aside. #NecessaryListening Follow Ndaba: Website - www.ndabamandela.co Twitter - www.twitter.com/NdabaMandela Instagram - www.instagram.com/ndaba_mandela All The Fly Kids Links: Website - www.alltheflykids.com Twitter - www.twitter.com/AllTheFlyKids Instagram - www.instagram.com/alltheflykids Facebook - www.facebook.com/alltheflykids SoundCloud - bit.ly/2q4sjQR Apple Podcasts - apple.co/2DNSEJ2 Google Play - bit.ly/2DLCL5M Stitcher - bit.ly/2zrT1ps Simplecast - www.alltheflykids.simplecast.fm The All the Fly Kids Show is where the cool, calm and connected talk straight – No Chaser. Your hosts, Geronimo Knows and Backpack Matt, sit down each week with culture creators you [should] know specializing in moments of good taste in the arts, fashion, food, business and more. A necessary listen for the urban lifestyle enthusiast.

In 2018, the world will celebrate what would have been Nelson Mandela’s 100th birthday. Ahead of that milestone, I spoke in Basel with his grandson, Ndaba, who has committed his life to working with Africa’s youth. He talks about losing his own parents to an AIDS-related illness, the impact this has had on him, and how Nelson Mandela’s legacy continues to shape vulnerable societies today.

Kathy and I talk about social change, catalyzing action, creative activism and choosing love and why fearlessness matters more than we know. For more information about Kathy head here and her new book head here. For more information on Creative Visions. The Journey is The Destination: IMDB Biography Born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and a graduate of Wellesley College, Kathy has worked as a teacher, journalist, author, and film and television producer in England, Africa and the United States.  In 1997, Kathy launched Creative Visions Foundation, a global organization that supports “creative activists” who use their creative talents to change the world around them.  CVF was inspired by the life of Kathy’s son, Dan Eldon – artist, adventurer and activist – killed in 1993 while on assignment for Reuters New Agency in Somalia. Since 2004, CVF has acted as an incubator, academy and agency for more than 200 projects and productions by artists, filmmakers, playwrights, and leaders of social movements on five continents who use media and the arts as vehicles of social change, impacting over 100 million people. Kathy is also the Founder of Creative Visions Productions, which has produced award-winning films including “Dying to Tell the Story,” a TBS special about front line correspondents hosted by Amy; “Soldiers of Peace, a Children’s Crusade,” a CNN film profiling the Children’s Peace Movement in Colombia, and “Global Tribe,” a cutting edge PBS series hosted by Amy featuring grass-roots creative activists.  Once “Global Tribe,” an interactive website, inspired the development of Rock Your World, a common core curriculum that engaged middle and high school students in local and global issues.  Together with Julia Roberts, she exec-produced “Extraordinary Moms,” a special for the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) about the power of mothers to transform the world that featured then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Rosie O’Donnell and Christiane Amanpour.   Currently she is developing “Best Care Possible,” a PBS special in association with WETA, about Palliative Care in America.  After many years of development, “Journey,” a feature film about Dan, directed by Bronwen Hughes (“Harriet the Spy,” “Forces of Nature,” “Stander”) will go into production in 2015. Kathy is the co-founder of Sanctri, a Facebook application that enables individuals to not only remember those who have passed on, but also to celebrate their lives through creating enduring memorials and tributes. Kathy is the author of 18 books, including “Angel Catcher,” “Soul Catcher,” and “Love Catcher” (Chronicle), a series of popular self-guided journals written with her daughter Amy Eldon Turteltaub that help people negotiate loss and grief, find their purpose and introduce more love into their lives.  Kathy edited the acclaimed collection of Dan’s journals, “Journey is the Destination: The Journals of Dan Eldon” (Chronicle), and has also written a variety of popular cookbooks, eating out guides and children’s social history books.  In 2013, Harper One published her memoir, “In the Heart of Life.” Kathy has been profiled in a number of books, including Arianna Huffington’s “On Becoming Fearless,” “Those Who Dare: Real People, Real Courage” and “Fearless Women.”  Kathy was named one of MSN’s “10 Amazing Women You Have Never Heard Of,” together with Nobel Peace Prize winners Wangari Mathai and Jodi Williams.  Kathy was given a Euro-American Women’s Council Artemis Goddess Award for her work with young creative activists, and named a Civic Ventures Purpose Prize Fellow.   On Nelson Mandela’s Birthday in 2013, Kweku and Ndaba Mandela nominated Kathy for the George H.W. Bush “Points of Light” award and in February, 2014, Kathy was awarded a grant of $25,000 after being named the winner of the Unite4Humanity’s Inspiration Award in the Arts at a ceremony in the presence of President Bill Clinton.  Thanks to the PVBLIC Foundation, Kathy was awarded the 2015 Media for Social Impact Award at the United Nations.  Los Angeles Confidential Magazine named Kathy one of Los Angeles’ Most Influential Female Power Duos with actress and activist Maria Bello. Kathy has been featured on countless television and radio programs globally, including several appearances on Oprah and a segment on Oprah’s “Producer’s Favorites.”  A popular speaker, she hosts “Caught in the Act,” a Huffington Post video blog that features dynamic creative activists. Kathy lives in Malibu with her husband Michael Bedner, next to the Dan Eldon Center for Creative Activism, a vibrant hub for individuals who want to help change their bit of the world. ---------- For more information about my podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit my site here. With thanks to producer Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.