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There are eight billion people on Earth and we are better connected than ever before. How can we make use of that? From Global 3000 comes Global Us - because we need joint action now more than ever.... more
FAQs about Global Us: What connects us all:How many episodes does Global Us: What connects us all have?The podcast currently has 848 episodes available.
December 27, 2016Kazakhstan: Steppe ghosts seeking saigasThe vast grasslands of the Kazakh steppe are home to the saiga antelope. When the Soviet Union collapsed, all hunting regulations disappeared. People used the antelopes for food and sold their horns....more8minPlay
December 26, 2016Global Shaper Andi TaufanIn Indonesia there are many young people who are committed to social causes, for instance, as Global Shapers. Andi Taufan is 29 and brimming with ideas. He gave up his job as an engineer and devotes his time to his enterprise....more5minPlay
December 26, 2016Chiles’ global snack: “Mote con huesillos”This drink is more than a small meal: take dried peaches and fresh, cooked husked wheat, then fill the glass with the liquid in which the peaches were cooked. It's a sweet, quite heavy, but delicious treat....more3minPlay
December 26, 2016Kazakhstan: Steppe ghosts seeking saigasThe vast grasslands of the Kazakh Steppe are home to the saiga antelope. When the Soviet Union collapsed, all hunting regulations disappeared. People used the antelopes for food and sold their horns....more8minPlay
December 05, 2016Zimbabwe: Questionnaire Servious MurikitikoServious Murikitiko is 35 and lives with his wife and two children in a village south of Harare. He’s a farmer, although he imagined as a young man that he’d do something else with his life....more3minPlay
December 05, 2016Biodiversity in the Gulf of CaliforniaThe Sea of Cortez on Mexico’s west coast is home to a unique variety of plants and animals. But without help from the people there, the diversity won’t survive. Protected areas are now helping threatened species survive....more7minPlay
November 27, 2016A new home for chimpanzees in UgandaChimpanzees are our closest relatives . But their habitat is being destroyed, for instance, in Uganda. The apes there are falling prey to poachers and are traded illegally. In Asia in particular, demand for them is big. In Uganda's Ngamba Island in Lake Victoria many traumatized chimps are finding refuge....more7minPlay
November 27, 2016Millennium Teen Senee Kruawan from ThailandSenee Kruawan lives on the Thai island of Koh Klang. He spends lots of time on the beach. But he doesn't like what he sees there. People are littering everywhere. The garbage ends up in the sea. He wants to change all that....more3minPlay
November 23, 2016Business model: Aging with dignityJapan is home to the largest proportion of elderly people in the world. But their needs are frequently neglected. Social entrepreneur Masue Katayama works hard to make sure they can lead their lives in dignity....more5minPlay
November 20, 2016Trump and Brexit - a clash of generationsMany voters were dismayed at the election of Donald Trump and the outcome of the referendum. But researcher Harald Wilkoszewski says they were hopelessly outnumbered by older voters - as demographics become increasingly decisive in modern elections....more4minPlay
FAQs about Global Us: What connects us all:How many episodes does Global Us: What connects us all have?The podcast currently has 848 episodes available.