How to Change the World

When you think of health, what do you picture? A hospital? A doctor? This week on How to Change the World we're out to change your perception on what it really means to be "healthy". 

We sit down with Dr. Sandro Galea, dean and professor at the Boston University School of Public Health, to talk about what it means to be healthy.

Here at Javelina, we understand the importance of storytelling. No two stories are the same, and we know they have the power to bring communities together. Having your words come to life to inspire change is a beautiful thing.

On this week's podcast, Megan Finnerty, Director of Storytellers Brand Studio, shares the art of storytelling and how it can deepen our connection to the world around us. Stories are more than just words. Tune in to find out how to tell your tale!

Here at Javelina, we understand the importance of storytelling. No two stories are the same, and we know they have the power to bring communities together. Having your words come to life to inspire change is a beautiful thing.

On this week's podcast, Megan Finnerty, Director of Storytellers Brand Studio, shares the art of storytelling and how it can deepen our connection to the world around us. Stories are more than just words. Tune in to find out how to tell your tale!

Michael Mallozzi, President at Borderlands Brewing Company

At Javelina, we believe business is about so much more than profits. This week's podcast guest agrees with us too. He's a biologist, a brewer, and a true change-engineer.

Mike Mallozzi sits down to talk with us about what it takes to truly be a part of a community. Mike's brewery, Borderlands Brewing Company, is more than just a place to get a pint – it's an engine for change. Cheers to that!

At Javelina, we believe business is about so much more than profits. This week's podcast guest agrees with us too. He's a biologist, a brewer, and a true change-engineer.

Mike Mallozzi sits down to talk with us about what it takes to truly be a part of a community. Mike's brewery, Borderlands Brewing Company, is more than just a place to get a pint – it's an engine for change. Cheers to that!

This week on the How to Change the World podcast...

Catherine talks about yelling CHANGE in an elevator, Ariel defines "Carfax" and Taylor sets out to fill empty chairs.

This month's Mind Your Business Bookclub book is To Sell is Human by Daniel H. Pink. We won't try and sell you on this episode but we can tell you it's definitely worth a listen.

Confused? Javelina now hosts a book club with our partner Changing Hands Bookstore. The book club is on the second Monday of every month. So, we figured on every second Tuesday, we'd bring you an extra special podcast version with our CEO Catherine Alonzo, Marketing Associate Taylor Flamini, and Client Manager Ariel Reyes.

This week on the How to Change the World podcast...

Catherine talks about yelling CHANGE in an elevator, Ariel defines "Carfax" and Taylor sets out to fill empty chairs.

This month's Mind Your Business Bookclub book is To Sell is Human by Daniel H. Pink. We won't try and sell you on this episode but we can tell you it's definitely worth a listen.

Carlos Terrazas, Access Consultant of Disability Resource Center at U of A

This week on How to Change the World we're making history. For the first time in Javelina podcasting history (ahem, nine months), we sit down with one of our first interviewees to check in on the change.

Carlos Terrazas updates us on how things are going and his big plans to head over to the United Kingdom and advance his education. In case you missed his first appearance, check out Carlos' interview back in Episode 15. In his original episode, we discussed another major life change: a car accident that left him paralyzed from the chest down at age 19.

Carlos Terrazas updates us on how things are going and his big plans to head over to the United Kingdom and advance his education. In case you missed his first appearance, check out Carlos' interview back in Episode 15. In his original episode, we discussed another major life change: a car accident that left him paralyzed from the chest down at age 19.

This conversation includes sensitive content that may be difficult for some listeners.

This week, Catherine sits down with her mum, Christine Macpherson. Christine opens up about the sudden loss of her first child – Catherine's older brother, Rory. Their conversation is deeply personal and incredibly moving.