Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah begum

A Fellow of the Royal Geographical, Sarah Begum is an Immersive Investigative Journalist, Anthropologist-Explorer, and Public Speaker. Sarah has been exploring the world, studying tribes and different ways of life whilst investigating current affairs and making a humanitarian effort to help people along the way through her work. As the new world emerges towards a sustainable future, Sarah's renewed mission focuses on projects that aim to make the world a better place. Show Sponsor:  www.LaShamanaFaby.com

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This week Michelle speaks with Sarah Begum, she is a British Journalist, Explorer, TV Presenter, Speaker, and Podcast Host. She has explored the world, studying tribes and different ways of living, whilst investigating current affairs and making humanitarian efforts to help people along the way. She is the host of the 'Spaced Out' podcast, Sarah aims to inform, educate and entertain people whilst highlighting the importance of innovative projects in the aviation and space and innovative tech industries. Sarah is has delivered a TEDx talk in Ghana about the environment and inventing a sustainable flying car to eliminate air pollution. She became the youngest person to make their first film in the Amazon Jungle at the age of 21 with a premiere of 'Amazon Souls' held at the Cannes film festival in 2013. She is a huge cat lover and has previously made a video series for a vet filming cats in surgery. Find out more from Sarah on her Facebook and Instagram @Sarahbegumtv on her website https://sarahbegum.tv/ and her podcast Spaced Out! on all major podcast platforms. Join Michelle for weekly episodes as she invites guest speakers from coaches, personal trainers, yogis, business owners, creatives, and more to discuss their personal success stories and well-being. Oh, and of course PETS. All of our guests are pet owners and have such amazing stories to share about their beloved pets. So whether you want to start a journey of wellness, listen to inspirational stories about life and pets, we are the place to be. You can follow Michelle on Instagram and Facebook @Chattycatscare. As always please do rate, review, and subscribe  

Sarah is an explorer and journalist who has immersed with indigenous tribes in jungles, mountains, deserts and caves to understand their cultures and capture their stories. Now, focusing on aviation and space exploration with a focus on sustainability and climate awareness.

Reporter Jan Moore begins her cancer diary, plus investigative journalist and anthropologist-explorer Sarah Begum (pictured), and academic psychologist Dr Magdalena Zawisza-Riley. Introduced by Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe.

Sarah Begum is an investigative immersive journalist who has lived in extraordinary locations in the world, meeting and getting to know people who live in environments very different from our own. Linda Ness met this fascinating energetic woman who seems to be fearless of going to hostile places but passionate about helping the people that she befriends. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 2010, Sarah's curiosity and thirst for adventure led to the greatest expedition of her life, becoming the youngest female Documentarian at 21 years of age to produce her first film in the Amazon Rainforest “Amazon Souls”. While over there for 2 weeks, Sarah lived with the Huaorani tribe, hunted with the warriors, gathered with the women and was initiated into their existence by marriage to a warrior, making her a Queen! Through this alliance Sarah continues to send out their message of protecting their land through her film and speaking work. Sarah’s achievements include winning the “Spirit of Adventure Award” from the Captain Scott Society 2014 for her next big expedition, “Life In The Darien Gap”, shortlisted by the SES (Scientific Exploration Society) Explorer of the year Award 2014, Finalist of the National Geographic Explorer Award, Finalist of the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowship Award 2014, highly commended by The Adventure Fund in association with Sidetracked magazine. With an interest in ancient civilizations and a Fellow of the Royal Geographic Society, Sarah has since been exploring the world, embarking on adventures and working on various film and humanitarian projects. As a side project, after realising there was no hub for female explorers on or off screen, Sarah partnered with Russ Malkin from Big Earth to set up ‘The Adventuress Club’ – a platform to connect, share, empower and encourage women in the world of adventure.  Show notes Not knowing how do describe herself Doing what she loves How she defines herself Not living a conventional lifestyle Being inspired at 9 years old Making her first film at 21 Being made a Queen What life was like growing up Her childhood and being the ‘black sheep’ of the family Growing up in a conservation, Bengali, Muslim family Being a fashion designer Spending 16 months living with her grandparents in Bangladesh What she learnt from that experience Coming up against resistance Proving people wrong Without action there is no reaction Feeling different from everyone else Trying to prove herself constantly Meeting the tribe for the first time Hunting with the warriors Living with the tribe for 2 weeks Dealing with the language barriers Getting use to being naked The marriage ceremony Heading back to the UK and adjusting to life afterwards Finishing her final year at university  Deciding to become a journalist Heading to the Atlas mountains Learning to be open and understand of people who are different Setting up -  The Adventuress Club Plans for 2019 Final words of advice and tips for you  Social Media Website : http://sarahbegum.tv  Twitter : @Sarah_Begum   Instagram : @sarahbegumtv  Facebook : @sarahbegumtv  The Adventuress Club The Adventuress Club is here to inspire and empower women to live in the spirit of adventure. Website: https://www.theadventuress.club Facebook: @theadventuressclub  Twitter : @AdventuressClub    

#FF Meet the real Lara Croft Adventuress and journalist Sarah Begum who became the youngest film maker to film in the Amazon. Fearless and fiery Brains and Sarah discuss the TV and entertainement business and strategies for breaking through in the modern business. As Rage Against The Machine would say "Its time to take the power back." Find Sarah online: www.sarahbegumtv Twitter: @Sarah_Begum Instagram: sarahbegumtv www.facebook.com/sarahbegumtv www.adventuress.club Discover Brains: @brainsmcloud facebook.com/brainsmcloud www.youtube.com/c/brainsmcloud www.brainsmcloud.com brainsmcloud@bandcamp.com

Sarah Begum shares: The power of immersive investigative journalism and how it can help us understand other peoples’ perspectives Why her time in the Amazon with an indigenous tribe helped her become more aware, conscious and connected to the planet The impact of Sarah’s work for the individuals and communities she reports on Why we need to challenge the way people think about the world The challenges of carving your own career and how to overcome them   A Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, Sarah Begum is an Immersive Investigative Journalist, Anthropologist-Explorer and Public Speaker.  Sarah has been exploring the world, studying tribes and different ways of life whilst investigating current affairs and making a humanitarian effort to help people along the way through her work. Sarah’s first film “Amazon Souls” premiered at Cannes in 2013.  She has received a number of awards for her work including the “Spirit of Adventure Award” from the Captain Scott Society in 2014 for her expedition “Life in the Darien Gap” and was named one of the “World’s top 17 trailblazers” in 2016. Sarah trains in martial arts and is an activist for environmental, human and women’s rights; fighting to shine light upon issues internationally.

An0maly is joined by anthropologist, journalist, world traveler & documentary filmmaker Sarah Begum for a rare conversation! They discuss the environment, culture, perspective, Venezuela, Amazon tribes & more. Take a listen to the 3rd episode of Rare Talk Podcast (available on Apple Podcast App & Google Play for Samsung).

  : We visit the UK to discuss with Sarah Begum anthropology and the importance of conceptualizing human traits. We start the discussion around execution and a sole proprietorship, LLC, and Incorporation entities. Our visit to India with Amit Verma to see what problems environmentally and socially are happening there. Tony Loyd of the Social Entrepreneur podcast discusses the difference between business owners and entrepreneurs and a distinction of social entrepreneurship and the need to understand politics, business, and society.