Podcasts about social conscience

It's a new year in the Sassy timeline, and you know what that means: time to crown a new Sassiest Girl In America! The latest crop of hopefuls descend on New York (thanks to Clairol and L.A. Gear), and apparently don't slow down for photos because other than the winner on the cover, all you get are silver dollar-sized, super-processed photos of them. (If this is what we have to look forward to from the magazine's new redesign, its first since its launch almost three years ago: boo.) Elsewhere, we hear first-person testimony from staffers' bouts of depression, a wildly sexist feature on why boys find YOU scary, an excellent short story from copy assistant Jessica Vitkus, the incongruous choice of Nick Cave as What He Said's celebrity boy, and much more. You're going to need your reading glasses and a flashlight to make out what's on some of these pages, so you might as well just let us tell you about it all instead! QUICK LINKS

Stephen Sackur is in Tuscany to speak to the world famous Italian photographer Oliviero Toscani. He changed the world of advertising with his provocative images of racial diversity, illness and death. His work combined glamour with a social conscience but did he sometimes go too far?

Last week, I sat down with Stephen Davies, a unique voice in sustainable architecture and community development. Stephen's journey from the gritty streets of Bolton and the Manchester party scene to a cycling enthusiast and socially-conscious designer in a quiet town in Cornwall was both unexpected and inspiring.He reflected on how personal challenges and a near-death experience shaped his perspective on life and work. His approach blends philosophical musings with practical solutions to the problems of globalism by embracing a localism strategy for building sustainable food systems, communities, and building practices. Stephen is particularly passionate about hempcrete, a carbon-negative building material that he sees as a game-changer for the construction industry and local economies.Stephen embodies the power of embracing change and is a testament to how personal transformation can drive broader social and environmental change.I hope you enjoy this refreshing and thought-provoking take on creating resilient communities in an uncertain world. Thanks to Alex Fish for the recommendation.00:00 Introduction02:34 Who is Stephen as a human?05:13 Who or What Made Him?10:34 Education and Party Culture14:49 Cycling and a Life-Changing Accident18:16 Pursuing Architecture30:10 Social Conscience and Family Dynamics37:26 Localization and Community Building49:49 Community Projects and Company Formation51:27 Skills Training and Women in Construction52:07 Innovative Use of Hempcrete53:06 Challenges and Solutions in Sustainable Building58:00 Funding Strategies and Community Support01:00:20 Collaborating with Local Authorities01:05:31 Philanthropy and Commercial Partnerships01:11:47 Personal Reflections and Inspirations01:23:57 Final Thoughts and Future PlansSocial LinksLinks in ShowHemcreteCornwall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode, we dive deep into Thomas Aquinas' insights on the delicate balance between individual conscience and the moral standards of the community. Aquinas, a towering figure in medieval philosophy and theology, offers a nuanced perspective on how our personal moral decisions are influenced by, and in turn, influence the societal values we live by. We'll explore the importance of nurturing a conscience that respects personal convictions while contributing positively to communal harmony. Key Takeaways: ✅ Aquinas highlights the social dimension of conscience, emphasizing its impact on communal living. ✅ Respecting individual conscience is crucial, but so is striving for harmony within the community. ✅ Societal norms and values play a significant role in shaping moral decisions, according to Aquinas.

I loved chatting to Cath Webster, CEO of Thriving Investments, the fund manager with a social conscience backed by Places for People, the UK's leading Social Enterprise which owns or manages over 240,000 homes for 500,000 Customers across the UK. We covered: The different segments in residential such as Affordable Rented, Social Rented and Private Rented How Build to Rent has evolved, from ‘Gen1' to today, including the rise and fall of amenities Investment yield valuations, why liquidity is so low in Build to Rent and what this means for BtR players. Guest website: https://www.thrivinginvestments.co.uk/ Guest LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/526783/ Host LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annaclareharper/ Host website: https://www.greenresi.com/

In this ep, I'll be reviewing C.S. Amudhan's rather superb mystery thriller Raththam starring a really cool actor/technician - Vijay Anthony, Nandita Swetha, Mahima Nambiar, Remya Nambeesan, Ameya Mathew among others.

At a time when there is so much sadness and chaos in the world, it is normal  for many of us to be grappling with fear of where this is all leading us. But many of the challenges we face as human beings are exacerbated by fear-based emotions, which at times can bring out the very worst in us.Love is the antidote to fear and by embodying love-based emotions, not only are we able to override the corrosive grip of fear, but we also are able to step forward as the best version of ourselves.Join me in this episode where I discuss some practical strategies for embodying love based emotions, overriding fear and despondency, reclaiming our power and being a ripple of positive and loving change in the world.Be sure to SHARE this episode to anyone you feel may be interested or benefit from this content.And please don't forget to hit SUBSCRIBE to keep up to date with our episodes and give us a RATING below. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Intro and Outro music: Inspiring Morning by PlaysoundYou can also find me on Instagram @integrated_wisdomDisclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be treated as psychological treatment or to replace the need for psychological treatment. 

Can education and global employment go hand in hand? Jamie Haerewa is the co-founder of Agile HRO, an organization that empowers global employment with social conscience. In this episode, we talk about value systems and why sharing them with your team is essential for your business's success, how not to put everything on one person's shoulders, and why payroll is the one thing you can never get wrong.

Who Gives A Crap is a fascinating business. In just over a decade, it has made toilet paper cool, and donated millions of dollars to improve access to clean water and sanitation.Simon Griffiths, co-founder and CEO of Who Gives A Crap, talks to Jennifer Duke about companies having a social conscience, and how the business managed when toilet paper became the world's most precious commodity during lockdowns.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode of Chasing Creativity, host Kiran Manral speaks with social worker, sculptor, artist Rouble Nagi, about how she creates her art, her work in empowering the underprivileged and women, her inspirations, and much more.  Follow Bingepods on Instagram for more updates. Show credits:Produced by: Jyoti ChaurasiaSound Engineer: Siddharth Adhicary

Andrew is the Co-Founder & Director of Bare Kind - https://barekind.co.uk Bare Kind are a sustainable fashion brand with a built in social conscience as part of their business model Bare Kind make bamboo fabric socks featuring endangered animals in their designs Bare Kind donates 10% of all profits to animal charities representing the animals displayed in their designs In this episode, Jason & Andrew discuss sustanability, greenwashing, authenticiy and building a B2B eCommerce channel by leveraging B2B marketplaces like Faire You can check our sponsor for this episode here: Mikata

Welcome to the A & J PEI Treasures E Jean Simpson author podcast and blog post. This week I discuss the little thought of area of social conscience.   If you want to find out more, then stay tuned…! Thank you Andrew Simpson for help with the proofreading and creative input (the A in A & J PEI Treasures)   Thank you Anchor for the resources to get the podcast done from my computer!  Thank you to all forums that carry my blog post and podcast!   Thank you to family, friends, listeners, readers and people who want to make this a better world.   In Gratitude to all creators past and present that gave us the ability to think and do the impossible.   Quotes: Kitty Collins     Articles: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/social%20consciousness https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/social%20conscience https://www.mibluesperspectives.com/stories/for-you/how-to-handle-grief-at-any-age https://www.hrrv.org/blog/5-tips-for-talking-with-kids-about-death-funerals/ https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/definition/bell-curve https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/210615/dq210615a-eng.htm   Our Blog Posts are available on: WordPress: https://aandjpeitreasures.wordpress.com/   and GoodReads:  https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/20155854.E_Jean_Simpson   Podcasts are available on various formats, but this is just to name a few: Anchor FM in a variety of formats: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a--j-pei-treasures iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-e-jean-simpson-bed-ba-ma-a-82327485/ Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/e-jean-simpson-bed-ba-ma-autho-1715585   My e-books can be found on: Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/ejstoo You can also find us on: Twitter:       https://twitter.com/EJS08026749 YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5zpCudGThZpEC92ZgHm13A Pinterest:  https://www.pinterest.ca/ej2466 LinkedIn:  http://www.linkedin.com/in/e-j-s-151a2219 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AndrewAandJPEITreasures/ Caption:  We can't make for a peaceful world if we can't even accept or try to be kind to people who are different.  It will just result in alienation. Photo:   A golden Sunset over water.

Ken discusses the history of LGBT civil rights activism and how we can all contribute in our own ways to the movement. 

Managing expenses isn't exactly glamorous. But this Nasdaq-listed company has streamlined the process - and businesses around the world are loving it. Anu Muralidharan, Chief Operating Officer of Expensify, talks to Sean Aylmer from the US about the social conscience that has driven the company since its very beginning. Expensify will be participating in the Accounting Business Expo on the 14th and 15th of March in Melbourne, which is a supporter of this podcast.  Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Wondering about architectures' evolving role, social changes, and through design needs a social conscience? Do you want to learn more about the road you are taking? We gotchu! Finally, we are back! As part of the World Architecture Day celebration, UAPSAlitaan opens again a new season with our 1st Episode: "Of peace and Empathy: "The Impact of Architecture on Psychological and Empathic Well-Being"

How do you crack business growth and become an advocate for under-represented groups? Lara has the secret sauce that sets her apart as an entrepreneur and activist. Lara and her Co-Founder Stacey Abrams are behind Now, an invoice payment solution that redefines when businesses get paid.  Nicole and Lara get into conversation about how they started Now to solve their own problem, why it takes intention to be an advocate for people whose voices are often left out, and the story of their entrepreneurial journey. You'll also hear why Lara and Stacey's differences are their superpowers, why you don't need a finance background to be successful in fintech, and more about their new book Level Up, a guide for entrepreneurs. And if you love listening to Humans of Fintech, please leave me a 5-star review on Rate My Podcast: https://ratethispodcast.com/humansoffintech (https://ratethispodcast.com/humansoffintech) Thank you so much! Follow Lara: LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/larahodgson (linkedin.com/in/larahodgson) Twitter: https://twitter.com/NourishWater (twitter.com/NourishWater) You can keep up-to-date with everything Humans of Fintech at https://workweek.com/brand/wtfintech/ (https://workweek.com/brand/wtfintech/) And if you've enjoyed Humans of Fintech why not try: Chicks of FinTwit, Tech Unlocked, Breaking Banks or Fintech Insider

A social conscience is about an individual or company concerned about society's injustices and problems and doing something about it. Learn with Anita about the steps to develop a social conscience and how we can all work to strive to build our social conscience for our future and lives. To read more about Social Conscience, check our blogs, 8 Steps To Developing A Social Consciencehttps://mondoro.com/8-steps-to-developing-a-social-conscience/What Is Social Conscience? Social Conscience Exampleshttps://mondoro.com/what-is-social-conscience-some-social-conscience-examples/Support the show

As selfless people go you won't find many like Kristy. With a very clear reason 'why' she is very focussed on her life's mission of helping others.In most podcast episodes the conversation always turns to making money, but this one is different as she's not motivated by pound notes. Instead, helping others progress in life is what drives Kristy.I've only had a couple of guests who's passion shines through as much, and both of the others have similar callings in life.An absolute pleasure, Kristy. Thank you very much.Kristy Brown can be found on Instagram @kristy_brown_propertyDr Andrew Threadgold is the host of The Property Doctor Podcast. I can be contacted on andrew@cornerplotproperties.com, or @cornerplotproperties on instagramThank you for listening, I'm Dr Andrew Threadgold and the host of The Property Doctor Podcast.You can find me on instagram: www.instagram.com/cornerplotpropertiesAll other enquiries: andrew@cornerplotproperties.com

It's tough to create a food product and ensure it's profitable. It is. That's not a scare tactic, it's truth. And I absolutely make it easier for you. That's my 'why'.I talk to Anthony Harb, a former FMCG buyer and supplier who built a packaged goods business to $100M… and then supply chain issues, due to Covid, brought his business unstuck.Anthony and I talked about what foodpreneurs need to do to seriously scale to 6, 7 and 8 figures and stay consistent, for the long term.You'll learn how to actually compete with the large food corporations so you sell more product, get on more shelves and solve real world problems leaving a legacy for you, your family and your community.I know your product is nothing like big food corporations products, but you still need to think like them and then some.Do you know what I'm saying?Even if you only ever want to be in independent stockists, that's completely okay so long as you have a great sales strategy, but how will you compete with the big food corporations? They don't have the innovative ideas, but they do have the resources.You absolutely can make the most of the demands of consumers today.​​But how?Listen to this episode and learn how to play a bigger game.LINKS & RESOURCESAnthony Harb LinkedInBlue Dinosaur protein barCocobella coconut waterAll Good Nutrition rice pudding with proteinCocofiji coconut oilEpisode 15 Scaled To $500k In 24 Months And Ranged In More Than 650 Accounts. Here's How.Masterclass and Scaling WorkbookWaitlist for Foodpreneurs Formula®If you haven't listened to episode 22 (18.40 mins) Four reasons why you might be struggling to make money right now, listen here.And, I invite you to come and join my community of female foodpreneurs, and catch up on the conversations, in Kiosk. For Women in Food and Drink, my free Facebook group.This episode is brought to you by Foodpreneurs Formula®, my business acceleration coaching program for packaged food and drink brand owners ready to scale; and my free on-demand masterclass that gives you the framework to help you navigate your scaling journey.

The July 1989 quiz invites us to rate our social conscience and then feel very smug about ourselves -- but do we? Then it's on to your calls, which are the usual chaotic mix, careening from the summer movies of yesteryear to the unexpected cautionary tale that is the Harry Connick Jr. vehicle Copycat to the works of Canadian YA author Gordon Korman, with many stops in between. Get into or out of the sun and join us!QUICK LINKS

The July 1989 quiz invites us to rate our social conscience and then feel very smug about ourselves -- but do we? Then it's on to your calls, which are the usual chaotic mix, careening from the summer movies of yesteryear to the unexpected cautionary tale that is the Harry Connick Jr. vehicle Copycat to the works of Canadian YA author Gordon Korman, with many stops in between. Get into or out of the sun and join us!Call The Hotline☎️ Leave your questions, comments and Sassy stories on the hotline at 720-SASSY-GOContact Us

The conclusion of a three-part program featuring Broadway lyricist and librettist, E.Y. “Yip” Harburg, the writer behind such iconic works as FINIAN'S RAINBOW, JAMAICA, and the film musical THE WIZARD OF OZ. Known as the “Master of Whimsy” and “Broadway's Social Conscience,” Harburg describes his lyric writing process and the way he tailors songs to particular performers. He even sings some of his own works, including a cut song from THE WIZARD OF OZ. Featured songs: “The World Is Your Balloon,” “Leave The Atom Alone,” “Nostalgia Ain't What It Used To Be,” “Napoleon,” “The Happiest Girl In The World,” “Let's See What Happens,” “It's Only A Paper Moon,” and “That Great ‘Come-And-Get-It' Day.” Originally produced and broadcast in 1980. For more information go to AnythingGoesPL.com or BPN.FM/Anything Goes. Theme music arranged by Bruce Coughlin. Associate producer Jeff Lunden. Anything Goes – Backstage with Broadway's Best – is produced and hosted by Paul Lazarus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The second of a three-part program featuring Broadway lyricist and librettist, E.Y. “Yip” Harburg, the writer behind such iconic works as FINIAN'S RAINBOW, JAMAICA, and the film musical THE WIZARD OF OZ. Known as the “Master of Whimsy” and “Broadway's Social Conscience,” Harburg describes his lyric writing process and the way he tailors songs to particular performers. He even sings some of his own works, including a cut song from THE WIZARD OF OZ.   Featured songs: “If I Only Had The Nerve,” “Somewhere Over The Rainbow,” “If I Were King Of The Forest,” “Jitterbug,” “The World Is In My Arms,” “The Eagle And Me,” “How Are Things In Glocca Morra?” and “When I'm Not Near The Girl I Love.”   Originally produced and broadcast in 1980. For more information go to AnythingGoesPL.com or BPN.FM/Anything Goes. Theme music arranged by Bruce Coughlin. Associate producer Jeff Lunden. Anything Goes – Backstage with Broadway's Best – is produced and hosted by Paul Lazarus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The first of a three-part program featuring Broadway lyricist and librettist, E.Y. “Yip” Harburg, the writer behind such iconic works as FINIAN'S RAINBOW, JAMAICA, and the film musical THE WIZARD OF OZ. Known as the “Master of Whimsy” and “Broadway's Social Conscience,” Harburg describes his lyric writing process and the way he tailors songs to particular performers. He even sings some of his own works, including a cut song from THE WIZARD OF OZ. Featured songs: “Something Sort Of Grandish,” “Brother, Can You Spare A Dime,” “Satan's Lil Lamb,” “I Like The Likes Of You,” “You're A Builder Upper,” “If I Only Had A Brain,” and “If I Only Had A Heart.” Originally produced and broadcast in 1980. For more information go to AnythingGoesPL.com or BPN.FM/Anything Goes. Theme music arranged by Bruce Coughlin. Associate producer Jeff Lunden. Anything Goes – Backstage with Broadway's Best – is produced and hosted by Paul Lazarus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Neil Wilkins discusses the importance of personal ethics and responsibility in establishing yourself as a true professional in your work and career development. Apologies for the poor audio quality of this recording. Topics discussed in this recording for Cambridge Marketing College's Webinar Series include: Purpose your deepest reason for being personal style and tone of voice the integrity spectrum Values understanding how you make decisions Partygate and Will Smith Vulnerability as a strength Social Conscience role models and influencers this is not The Apprentice taking personal ownership and accountability Relationships Start and end with you Relationships are what you both fuel and nurture accountability for everything is yours, it's your life Collaboration Giving without expectation Appreciating preferences Managing your manager through partnership Business Etiquette out of sight out of mind obsession with courtesy and good manners honesty without apology Career Development professionalism through empathy setting new standards performing at the next level up Top Tips respecting our time as our most precious resource my responsibility is, not my job is never again use the word should. For more content like this, visit Neil Wilkins Online

Carolina Giraldo was eight months pregnant, facing the prospect of giving birth alone at the start of the pandemic and about to lose her business as retail sales completely stopped with the uncertainty of COVID. With 180 employees across Colombia and Australia, people were relying on her for their livelihoods when things started to shut down. One of the proudest moments of her life is managing to keep every single employee on and reinventing her business to make that possible. Now with two small children and a growing business,  she is working to balance her family and her business, and all the competing responsibilities.

'Tea and Beans is a story about two chance encounters I had on the Isle of Harris when I walked the Hebridean Way. The people of the Outer Hebrides, their warm welcome and their incredible hospitality have stuck with me ever since. I'm sure you'll soon understand why!This is actually a story I initially shared with my Patreon subscribers last summer. If you like it and would like to hear more stories like it between seasons, join my Patreon here. Bonus episodes are included from the Wee Puffling level.Two exciting pieces of news:My Ready-Made Scotland Itineraries are finally ready to launch! They will go live for sale on my Scotland travel blog Watch Me See on Friday, 24 December. But if you join the waitlist here, you'll get early access and an exclusive discount code!Wild for Scotland producer Fran Turauski's own podcast On the Outside was nominated for a Pod Bible podcast award! It's quick and easy to cast a vote, so support Fran's amazing show here. She's nominated in the Social Conscience category.This episode is brought to you by Go Ape.Book now at www.goape.co.uk and use the code WILDSCOT to receive 10% all four Scottish Go Ape sites - Aberfoyle, Peebles, Aberdeen, Dalkeith (Edinburgh).See full T&Cs on wildforscotland.comLinksJoin the Wild for Scotland email list here.My guide to hiking the Hebridean Way - Stages 8-10 are on Harris.Stop for lunch at the Community Cafe at BAYS Centre.Stay at Vigadale Guest House at Loch Seaforth - there is a wood-fired hot tub!Read more about the Coffin Road.Access the transcript of this episode on wildforscotland.comSupport this show on Patreon and unlock bonus episodes.CreditsWritten and hosted by Kathi Kamleitner. Produced and edited by Fran Turauskis. Cover Art illustrated by Lizzie Vaughan-Knight. All original music composed by Bruce Wallace. Additional music and sound effects from Zapsplat and Pond5. Support my show on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We heard from Anna Clare Harper on how she's helping real estate investors to step up their social conscience and what net zero means for the housing market. The acclaimed author, strategist and entrepreneur shared her thoughts on the stability of the housing market and explained why anyone looking to buy property should be factoring the ‘energy transition' risk into their investment decisions.

Some companies wonder if having a social conscience is essential. The Global Trade Gal, Anita, gives you seven reasons we feel like anyone who buys from overseas should have a social conscience and work with like-minded companies.   You can discover more by reading: What Is Social Consciousness? 7 Reasons It Is ImportantSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/globaltradegal)

-Why it's falling to business leaders to drive a socially conscious agenda-Why many business leaders aren't equipped to do this-Where to get started … how well read and balanced are you on social and political issues?

Alan Carter talks to Helen Long, CEO of Dying With Dignity, an advocacy group. Why is social conscience a campaign issue? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

E.Y. “Yip” Harburg, renowned lyricist and book writer for Broadway and film, the writer behind such iconic works as FINIAN'S RAINBOW, JAMAICA, and the film musical, THE WIZARD OF OZ, recounts his illustrious career. Known as the “Master of Whimsy” and “Broadway's Social Conscience,” Harburg who gave us “Brother, Can You Spare a Dime” among hundreds of other well-known songs, describes his lyric writing process, the way he tailors songs to particular performers, and even sings some of his own works, including a cut song from THE WIZARD OF OZ. Featured songs: “Napoleon,” “The Springtime Cometh,” “Evelina,” “Never Trust A Virgin,” “Sunday in Cicero Falls,” “Down With Love,” “Something Sort of Grandish,” “How Are Things In Glocca Morra,” “Jamaica,” “When I'm Not Near The Girl I Love,” “I Like The Likes Of You,” “You're A Builder Upper,” “Somewhere Over The Rainbow,” “If I Only Had A Brain,” “If I Were King Of The Forest,” “The Jitterbug,” “Lydia The Tattooed Lady,” and “It's Only A Paper Moon.” Originally produced and broadcast in 1986. For more information go to AnythingGoesPL.com or BPN.FM/AnythingGoes. Theme music arranged by Bruce Coughlin. Sound mixing by David Rapkin. Associate producer Jeff Lunden. Anything Goes – Backstage with Broadway's Best – is produced and hosted by Paul Lazarus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Claire talks to Suzie Riddell, the CEO of Social Ventures Australia (SVA). Leading from the heart, Suzie Riddell is a unique combination of social and self-awareness and intelligence. Graduating from accounting with the University Medal, Suzie talks to Claire about why she decided not to pursue a career in accounting, how she took a graduate role with Bain & Co when she didn't really know what a consultant was, and how she boldly asked them to defer her starting date by a year, TWICE. Suzie talks candidly about her self professed failed volunteer work in Guatemala, where she taught primary girls English, and reveals why she thinks her work with the girls had a negative impact on them.  Further down the track though, this experience inextricably shaped her life and guided her future approach to making an impact. After finally starting her role at Bain & Co, she found it to be a surprisingly wonderful experience. With itchy feet after four years, Suzie started a role at SVA, where she planned to stay for two years.  Ten years on she's still there, now as CEO. Appointed to her first board at the YWCA NSW at age 27 and her second, Holdsworth Community, at age 28, Suzie says “I can confidently say that I would not have been selected as the CEO for SVA had not been for my board experience….from which I understood more, in my bones, about the complexities of running an organisation”. She regales the importance of starting your board career early and backing yourself (she had the confidence to nominate herself and proactively seek her boss' nomination for the AFR Boss award 2017).  She says that apart from helping her to truly understand the complexities of running an organisation, being on boards has provided her with invaluable access to a wonderful network of women and mentors whom she would not have met in her career roles. This podcast is a must listen for anyone associated with the NFP space (Suzie explains their challenges so well); young and aspiring board directors; and anyone looking to understand what SVA does and why. LinkedIn   Suzie Riddell | Claire Braund (host) Further Information: WOB membership, events & services, please visit our website. To receive our weekly newsletter, subscribe to WOB as a Basic Member (free). Join as a Full Member for just for full access to our Board Vacancies, WOBShare (our online member platform) and more.

Welcome back for Season 5!!!  We are so glad to see you again - or for the first time - as we explore why disasters really happen.  Today we give some context to the new season, and then sit down with the amazing storyteller/engineer/professor David Prevatt to discuss disaster risk and colonized peoples, and how professionals can ethically be a part of community-centered social change.    Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @DisastersDecon Rate and Review on Apple Podcasts Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!    Music this week from "Once More" by Vic Davi. 

Natalie is an award-winning business leader and entrepreneur, and has spent most of her career in the healthcare sector, starting in the pharmaceutical industry at Johnson and Johnson. As an entrepreneur she built a global healthcare services business and in 2020 co-founded rare disease specialist health technology company RareiTi.  Before this, Natalie took the seat as interim CEO, leading a business transformation programme for Britain's biggest clinical homecare provider, Healthcare at Home and as founder of Lucidity LLC, Natalie invests in healthcare technology businesses fuelled by passionate leaders and provides strategic counsel to founder CEOs and their board of directors. Natalie is also board director of US based CEEK women's health and a strategic advisor at Draper and Dash.

A new MP3 sermon from #WeAreChristChurch is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Biblical Conscience vs. Social Conscience (Life Class) Subtitle: A Biblical Conscience Speaker: Brandon Nealy Broadcaster: #WeAreChristChurch Event: Teaching Date: 6/2/2021 Bible: Mark 7 Length: 41 min.

Part 3 in a series on developing a biblical conscience as opposed to a social or tradition based conscience.

Nand Kishore Chaudhary, a social entrepreneur, is the founder of Jaipur Rugs, one of India’s largest manufacturers of hand knotted rugs, and is often referred to as the ‘Gandhi of the Carpet Industry’.NK says:“My life’s purpose is to create a business that is all about innocence: serving innocents, employing innocents, led by innocents. Innocent people have the power to see and understand things others cannot. That will transform the business beyond recognition, because they can go so deep into the human condition.”With just two looms and nine artisans in 1978, his journey four decades later stands at Jaipur Rugs becoming a global social enterprise, exporting to over 60 countries while providing sustainable livelihood to 40,000 artisans, in 600 remote villages across five states in India, out of which 80% of them are women.A journey of four decades, countless stories, and an indomitable spirit; full of love, compassion, and perseverance.This is a great vide to get a sens of NK.....: Two PlatesThis is also a great insight.....: The Healing OrganisationTo make contact with Guy Bloom directly: Click Here

Insurance needs change but not just with distribution and products. Nestor Hugo Solari the CEO and Co-founder of Sigo has built a platform with a purpose that has as much to do with social cause and socio-economic effect as it does with a new way to buy insurance.  He's not on a mission, but he and Sigo have a purpose. Nestor  tells his story about why he's making insurance accessible and fair to an under-served demographic that has been left behind by the industry at large and why they are finding growth and success. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our latest podcast episode, British sculptor Abigail Fallis talks about her training as a blacksmith and silversmith, her Cock-Eyed Jack men’s underpants work that first gave her public recognition, her DNA DL90 sculpture consisting of 22 shopping trolleys constructed in the shape of the DNA double helix, and her various pieces that offer often... Continue Reading →

Nigerian musician Femi Kuti famously hasn’t listened to another artist’s music in over a decade. It’s tempting to think that’s because he’s the son of one of Nigeria’s greatest musical minds, the late superstar Fela Kuti—the weight of history, expectations, etc. But Femi says he keeps his ears quiet as a way to get in touch with his own deepest creative impulses. Femi Kuti's latest release is a 2021 double-album, with his son, Made Kuti, called Legacy+, and Femi’s half, Legacy+, Stop the Hate, "honors Fela in a traditionally fun, sharply political, and affirming way." (Bandcamp) (This session was recorded in 2016.) Set list: "Day by Day", "One People, One World", "Nothing to Show For It"

BAI's 2020 Global Innovation Awards for are out, and the winners include a Texas-based bank that’s among the first to create its own opportunity zone fund to promote development in low-income areas. Doug Schaeffer and Noelle St. Clair, both from Woodforest National Bank, join us on the podcast to discuss why and how they set up the fund.

This afternoon we planned to air an interview with Tim Coughlin, CEO of Royal Road Minerals, regarding the company's assets and corporate structure. Because the company is focused in Central America, the company has needed to respond to 2 hurricanes which have hit the region. The conversation quickly turned and stuck with the social aspects of mineral exploration and we spent a good amount of the conversation focusing on Colombia.

Fabio Teizeira is a highly motivated big thinker with a genuine desire to make the world a better place through business and the technologies afforded by space. CEO of Hypercubes, he is applying satellite imaging to combat climate change. We met back in 2015 on the Space Studies Programme and I instantly knew that this guy was going to make a positive lasting change on our planet. I hope you enjoy our conversation.  If you're enjoying 'Humans of Space', support Niamh's work in bringing human stories of science and space to the public. From as little as €1.99 become a patron of her work at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/NiamhShaw Humans of Space was produced by Catherine Cunning and Mark Gardener of Ox4 Studios, Oxford and music by Tom Beasley. To find out more, and to subscribe for further episodes, go to www.niamhshaw.ie for further details.  Follow Niamh on Twitter & Instagram at @dr_niamh_shaw.  Disclaimer: All materials contained within this podcast are copyright protected. Third-party reuse and/or quotation in whole or in part is prohibited unless direct credit and/or hyperlink to the Humans of Space podcast is clearly and accurately provided. 

For those who hear "Black lives matter as a threat" it just might be that we should hear it as a cry for freedom that we who are white should grieve that this cry is still so necessary 400 years after the slave trade began and 200 years after the efforts of white evangelicals like William Wilberforce and Jonathan Blanchard.

Professional and amateur athletes exercising their First Amendment rights, and showing support for social causes, in large part the rising tide of violence against African-Americans. It has caused people in droves to swear they will never again watch a sport, support a University's athletic effort, or spend another nickel in tickets. It has also boiled up plenty of hate toward the athletes, much of it racially based.

Scott and Pierre unpack the landmark decision made Thursday night by NHL players to not participate in games on Thursday and Friday as they continue to do their part to fight racial injustice. Scott and Pierre discuss the role of the Hockey Diversity Alliance, Ryan Reaves struggle to play on Wednesday, and the text from former teammate Kevin Shattenkirk from the Toronto bubble that helped kick start the conversation and unit the players. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week the Jubilee Centre team unpacks George Monbiot’s article ‘The horror films got it wrong. This virus has turned us into caring neighbours’. It’s a discussion that explores the limits of the state and the good instinct towards neighbourly action. As ever, we ask, how can we think biblically about these issues? And, specifically, what insight can we gain from a biblical view of human nature? George Monbiot’s article: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/mar/31/virus-neighbours-covid-19   Recorded on Tuesday 21st April 2020

In this episode, how a Year 10 dropout saw a film that changed the entire direction of his career … in fact, of his life. James Bartle is the founder of Outland Denim, the denim brand making jeans differently and setting a new standard in the highly exploitative fashion industry. Driven by a desire to curb the trafficking of young girls in the multi-billion commercial sex trade, James created Outland Denim to generate training and employment opportunities for women vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. Ten years on, the Outland Denim brand can be found in some of the world’s largest department stores, employing over 100 women, and is seen worn by the likes of Megan Markle and Leonardo diCaprio.   Support the show.

Is it possible to plan your financial future while also doing good for the community and environment? In this episode Gareth Cliff looks at social impact investing to help you learn more about Section 12J. For this information-filled segment, he is joined by Malcolm Segal, Non-Executive Director for Grovest Corporate Advisory and the Director for Mdluli Safari Lodge Limited. Grovest

CliffCentral.com — Is it possible to plan your financial future while also doing good for the community and environment? In this episode Gareth Cliff looks at social impact investing to help you learn more about Section 12J. For this information-filled segment, he is joined by Malcolm Segal, Non-Executive Director for Grovest Corporate Advisory and the Director for Mdluli Safari Lodge Limited. Grovest

This month in the Radio Rooftop cafe at ME Hotel London, Lou Hamilton interviews David Evans MBE for the live filmed Brave New You Tribe Podcast. David received his award from the Queen for services to grass roots enterprise and social responsibility. An entrepreneur from a young age it was always ideas that fired him up, and by creating financial freedom for himself, he was able to turn his mathematical brain and social conscience to tackling environmental problems in people's homes. With his ingenious solutions he also has an educational programme of simple steps that we can all take to lower our bills, insulate our home, reduce our emissions and clear up the air we breathe. For further information go to his website www.evansmbe.comLou and Meredith welcome you to come to the next Brave New You event with podcast guest Emily Syphas of Sober & Social on 11th February. For more information sign up for free www.brave-new-you.com

Good Girl Mafia Holiday Gift Guide Preview: BUY WOMEN, FOR WOMEN. GGM has curated a gift list that will have you flexing your #FemaleEmpowerment muscles this Holiday Season and it all starts tomorrow. Listen to the preview tonight. Each gift comes to GGM via Female Founders who have one very special thing in common: A Social Conscience. When you buy any one of our GGM Holiday Gift Selections, part of the proceeds of each each gift goes to charity. Each gift idea is a unique, quality item that will have you doing good and feeling good. Give the gift of Empowerment this Holiday Season!

While Netflix's “Mindhunter” is based in a time when serial killers were shocking and terrifying Americans, the second season of David Fincher's true-crime drama feels especially topical and relevant for our time.With a primary focus on the Atlanta child murders — a series of killings, mostly of black children in and around the city between 1979 and 1981 — the show examines disturbingly contemporary topics like distrust of police, embedded racism and white supremacist violence.It also addresses questions of which crimes get investigated and which victims garner wide public sympathy.The real-life Atlanta case was recently reopened because of continuing questions over whether the crimes were ever truly solved. While Wayne Williams was convicted of killing two adults —and is serving life in prison — he was never tried in the child homicides because of a lack of evidence.“Mindhunter” also features portrayals of some of the most infamous serial killers in American history, including Charles Manson and David “Son of Sam” Berkowitz.Mark Olsen (@IndieFocus) talks with Lorraine Ali (@LorraineAli) and Matt Brennan (@thefilmgoer).

Craig discusses a new letter from the Business Rountable, a collection of the most powerful CEOs in America, in which they suggest it may be time to think about more than just shareholder value.   Also, Ferndale Mayor Dave Coulter is the new leader in Oakland County.  What changes might the Democrats make now that they are in charge for the first time EVER in Oakland County?   

If you work in Emergency Medicine, you know that social and environmental factors greatly impact our patients’ health. This may not be a novel concept, but it is a relatively new field of study. Social Emergency Medicine is a growing branch of EM focused on identifying and studying how social factors affect health. We are especially interested in this topic as many of our episodes explore social issues, such as housing instability, substance use, firearm violence, and human trafficking. In this Heartbeat, we hear from Social EM expert, Dr. Harrison Altar, on what Social EM is all about. You might recognize Dr. Alter from a short segment on our WR SAEM Day 2 Wrap-up episode - now we’re back with his expended interview! What social factors most impact your patients? How do these issues affect you as a physician or provider? Send us your comments and feedback on social media at @empulsepodcast, or on our website, ucdavisem.com.  Please subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes - it helps others discover us!  Hosts: Dr. Sarah Medeiros, Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at UC Davis Guests: Dr. Harrison Alter, Research Director for the Highland Department of Emergency Medicine and Founder and Executive Director of the Levitt Center Resources: The Andrew Levitt Center for Social Emergency Medicine ACEP Social Emergency Medicine Section ****** Registration is now open for UC Davis Emergency Medicine Update: Hot topics 2019! November 5-9 at the Kahala Hotel and Resort in Honolulu, Hawaii  Thank you to the UC Davis Department of Emergency Medicine for supporting this podcast and to Orlando Magaña at OM Audio Productions for audio production services.

John & Paul talk about what it takes to have a social conscience, along with current events & other things on our mind. If you…

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Elliot Perlman and Dani Vee chat in depth about his novel Three Dollars. Set in a time of significant economic, political and social change, they discuss the human impact and consequences of a society driven by wealth. Elliot provides an in-depth explanation of neoliberalism and the demise of a mixed market. We also chat about character development, empathy, kindness, depression and writing. An incredible second episode with highly acclaimed, award-winning Australian author Elliot Perlman.

Dani Vee chats about the podcast having a social conscience and discussing books that talk about serious issues that can open up conversations and eventually positive change. Dani talks about the reasons for beginning the podcast; to encourage reading, as a free resource for educators and students and to create something that brought some good into the world and had a social conscience. This tiny podcast with big ideas talks stats and how listenership continues to grow thanks to the incredible authors who have been part of the conversation. Shout outs to Trent Dalton, Craig Johnson, Elliot Perlman, Jack Heath, Lexi Frieman, John Purcell, Michael Pryor, Dr Michael Mohammed Ahmad, Megan Jacobson, Kate Forsyth, Christian White, Sarah Bailey, Alice Nelson, Will Kostakis, Alex Miles, JP Pomare, Nicole Hayes & Rusty Young. Hello Mexico!

Marina chats to the philanthropist, business woman and mother Holly Branson about growing up as a Branson, her struggles to become a mother, and how her charitable work is influencing her as a mother. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John Gray has been a part of the Goulburn Valley since the 60s and has always worked to make this a better, stronger and happier community. John came here as a school teacher and through an interest to make Mooroopana a better place ended up on the then Rodney Shire Council and then, after amalgamation, with the City of Greater Shepparton. Even though almost an octogenarian, he is still to be seen doing what he can to solve issues that prick his acute social conscience.

McDonald’s can ask Wendy’s, “What do you think about Trump?” And then suddenly, Wendy’s has to voice its stance on the sociopolitical climate. It never used to be this way; corporations would hide behind the mechanics of the marketing and advertising machine. But today, a company must voice its authentic message to the market through the megaphones on social media.

Whatever the future of work may hold, we know remote working will have an significant impact on it’s design. That’s why we are really excited to be talking to Joscha Raue, one of the founders of Think-it which Forbes describes as “The startup with a social conscience”. Listen in to learn how their platform is enabling … Continue reading "8 – The startup with a social conscience – How to remotely tap into Tunisia’s tech talent with ease feat. Joscha Raue"

GIVE BACK TO GO FORWARD This week on the show I am delighted to sit down with the beautiful, energetic and forward thinker Alicia Curtis. Alicia is a business owner, heavily involved in non-for-profit organisations and finalist in this year’s Western Australian of the Year Business Award. I asked Alicia on the show to discuss her perspective of developing young leaders and more particularly, inspiring a rise in diverse youth filled boardrooms. Alicia’s specific question was: “Educator and Revolutionary are not words commonly associated with a generation still feeling their way through this ever-changing world. What provides you with the confidence to know if you inspire, transform and facilitate the youth, they will influence humanity toward the positive changes we need?” We spoke about her beginnings in the business world and why she ignored the naysayers to pursue what felt right to her. Alicia offers a well thought out perspective that people should be cautious to purely follow their ‘passion’, as it is as (if not more) important to pursue character strengths in combination with what brings fulfillment. A thoroughly enjoyable conversation with plenty to be taught. Enjoy the show. IG: @aliciarosecurtis LI: Alicia Curtis www: alyceum.com.au, 100women.com.au, Half the Sky, Nicholas Kristof & Sheryl WuDunn Leading from the Emerging Future: From Ego-System to Eco-System Economies, Katrin Kaufer and Otto Scharmer www: claytonchristensen.com   00.00 : 01.30 - Introduction & Adverts 01.31 : 02.27 - WWO Intro 02.27 : 04.09 - Welcome and Banter 04.10 : 06.14 - The 19 y.o business owner 06.15 : 09.04 - Naysayers 09.05 : 10.54 - Social Conscience 10.55 : 18.29 - The Evolution of Alyceum 18.30 : 23.28 - Unlikely Leaders 23.29 : 27.59 - Seek to Understand 28.00 : 35.59 - Give to something Bigger than Yourself 36.00 : 40.59 - Passion to Profit 41.00 : 45.34 - Hard Work vs. Luck 45.35 : 50.39 - Corporate Give Back 50.40 : 1.02.59 - Benefits of a Boardroom 1.03.00 : 1.10.34 - #100Women 1.10.35 : 1.14.49 - Books that Inspire 1.14.50 : 1.16.49 - School Morning Mantra 1.16.50 : 1.21.49 - The Challenge of a Young Family 1.21.50 : 1.24.24 - Oz Take Aways 1.24.25 : 1.25.04 - Getting in Touch 1.25.05 : 1.26.59 - Ambitious Alicia 1.27.00 : 1.27.55 - Wrap Up and Thank You   IG: @wordswtihoz www: wordswithoz.com

Kamil Peters creates highly distinctive metal art work in Holyoke, MA ranging from small intricate masks to massive sculptures of animals and insects, as well as large-scale commercial installations. But his passion also lies in teaching the art of welding to young people who find themselves lost in a school system and society that renders them invisible. "Everybody needs a place... a place to feel like home away from home," he says. "When you honor your children, they will honor you back."

Cynthia Levin, artistic director of Unicorn Theatre, joins host Craig Lubow to discuss the plays coming to the Unicorn Theatre for the 2017-2018 season and what will happen if the […] The post Theatre with a social conscience appeared first on KKFI.

February 10, 2015 The integration of Muslims in British society is generating a heated public debate that is echoing the broader European debate on the legitimacy of Islam in the West. Exacerbated by the Paris attacks, debates have intensified on the compatibility of Muslim religious practices with secular values as well as on the peaceful coexistence of Muslims with believers of other faiths or non-believers. University of Birmingham Professor Francis Davis addressed the interactions between different faith communities in England and how they can contribute to more efficient social policies and improvement of civility. The Berkley Center's Jocelyne Cesari moderated.

Bish and Ibs are two 23 year old Canadian entrepreneur who started a company called TruWood in their last semester of University. TruWood sells affordable and unique fashion accessories and also gives back by planting 10 trees for every order. So far, the See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Marcus and Tim talk with writer Seerat Sohi about the NBA's social conscience; later they talk about how the Warriors will address the anthem protest and how different the team's chemistry might be this season.

Guest host Maureen Metcalf is on a mission to find parallels between the arts and business. This week, she talks to Michael Sayre,  Co-Founder, President, and CEO of NexDefense, about how his 25 years in the technology and industrial control systems industry … Continue reading →

His voice is dreamy, his lyrics idealistic and his looks exotic. His name is Nhojj, pronounced nosh and he proclaims to be “The Voice of Social Conscience.” Born in Guyana, raised in Trinidad and a New York City transplant; this independent artist has four albums ranging in repertoire from neo-soul to flower child. His meditative spiritual tonality and style combined with his soft yet melodic vocals, minimal musical accompaniment and diverse treasure chest of lyrics promoting peace, tolerance, and universal love make him one of the most intriguing artists on the scene today.

Alistair Cooke pays tribute to the brilliant and eccentric former senator, Daniel Patrick Moynihan.