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How We Change the World
By Deborah RohanSociety & Culture
How We Change the World episodes
- Redefining Care: Dr. Marc-David Munk's Mission to Transform American Healthcare
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In this eye-opening episode, we sit down with Dr. Marc-David Munk, a visionary in the field of medicine. Dr. Munk's journey from emergency medicine to reimagining the future of American healthcare is not just a career transition; it's a crusade to mend a fragmented system. From his experiences as a flying doctor in East Africa, about which he written a new book titled Urgent Calls from Distant Places: An Emergency Doctor's Notes about Life and Death on the Frontiers of East Africa, to his profound insights on healthcare reform, Dr. Munk brings a unique blend of expertise and philosophical depth to the table.
Delving into the heart of America's healthcare system, Dr. Munk sheds light on its complexities and the urgent need for systemic change. He says, 'Transforming healthcare is more than a professional obligation; it's a moral imperative to ensure quality and compassion in patient care.'
Join us as Dr. Munk shares his profound experiences and visions, offering not just a critique of the current system but also a hopeful outlook towards a more integrated and patient-centered future in healthcare.
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In this episode, we discuss:
- Dr. Munk's Transition: From emergency medicine to a broader vision in healthcare reform.
- Global Medical Experiences: Insights from his work as a flying doctor in East Africa.
- American Healthcare System: Analysis and critique of current challenges and inefficiencies.
- Philosophical Influence: How Dr. Munk's background in philosophy shapes his approach to medicine.
- Moral Injury in Healthcare: Discussion on the emotional and ethical challenges faced by healthcare professionals.
- Vision for Healthcare Reform: Dr. Munk's ideas and strategies for improving patient care and system efficiency.
- Book Discussion: Overview of 'Urgent Calls from Distant Places' and its impact.
- Integration of Global Health Perspectives: How international experiences can inform and improve healthcare practices in the U.S.
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1 hr 5 min - 'Raising the Nation': Paul Lindley's Crusade for a Child-Centric Future
In this thought-provoking episode, we dive deep into the world of successful British entrepreneur and influential author, Paul Lindley OBE. Paul has dedicated himself to reshaping the landscape of childhood through innovative ideas and passionate advocacy.
From his early days starting the UK’s largest organic baby and toddler food brand, Ella's Kitchen, to his nine years as Deputy Director of Nickelodeon UK, to his current roles as Chair of Robert F Kennedy Human Rights UK and a Trustee of Sesame Workshop, the
creators of Sesame Street, Paul's journey is one of creativity, compassion, and positive change.His bestselling book, 'Little Wins,' and his new book, Raising
the Nation: How to Build a Better Future For Our Children (And Everyone Else)' are testaments to his belief in the untapped potential of young minds and the need for child-centric policies.Our conversation with Paul traverses the realms of entrepreneurship, child welfare, and public policy. We
explore the foundations of Ella's Kitchen, delve into the insights of his books, and discuss the critical role of child-focused policies in shaping a prosperous future. Paul shares his vision for empowering children, drawing on his rich experiences and deep convictions.“In this century, childhood has been transformed. We
face consequential choices, and the future of our nations hinges on centering children and young people in policy and politics." – Paul LindleyPaul Lindley's dedication to making the world a better place for children is not just inspiring but a call to action. His insights remind us of the immense responsibility and opportunity we must shape a brighter, more inclusive future for the next generation.
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inspire hope, encourage action, and celebrate progress in the realms of climate change, poverty, health, governance, social justice, education, animal welfare, conservation, and other pressing issue areas. Every Wednesday, tune in to hear in-depth conversations with activists, advocates, and other change makers whose stories of triumph, tragedy, and tenacity will encourage you to explore your own problem-solving potential. 👉🏼1 hr 11 min - Voices of Valor: Dr. Anthony Feinstein on Journalists Upholding Truth
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Dr. Anthony Feinstein has long explored the psychological impacts on journalists in conflict zones. In his new book, Moral Courage, 19 Profiles of Investigative Journalists, he turns the spotlight on journalists undeterred in their efforts to tell fellow citizens about their corrupt governments, vicious cartels, and other subjects.
“They are the last vestiges of civil society in their country. And so their fellow citizens look to them and admire them. They want to read them because they know that this is the individual who's giving [them] the truth. — Anthony Feinstein
His work in this area extends from groundbreaking research on war journalism and emotional health, to his Peabody Award-winning documentary, Under Fire: Journalists in Combat, to multiple books including his most recent , Moral Courage, 19 Profiles of Investigative Journalists. This conversation explores about the courage of the human spirit in facing adversity.
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1 hr 1 min - From Shadows to Advocacy: Hector Quiroga's Immigrant Journey to the American Dream
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As an attorney and CEO at Quiroga Law Office, PLLC, Hector has been practicing immigration law for over 14 years, “Helping clients achieve their American Dream.” Since 2015, he has taught law students at Gonzaga University School of Law, “Sharing his knowledge and skills in practice management, trial and case management, and settlement strategies”.“I understand the challenges and opportunities that immigrants face, and I am committed to providing them with compassionate and effective legal representation.”- Hector QuirogaIn his book, "Prove Them Wrong: One Immigrant’s 10-Year Journey from Bankrupt to Millionaire", Hector discusses the weight of trauma and the power of sharing and healing. He also explores the impact of childhood trauma and the struggle with self-worth, and highlights the consequences of undervaluing oneself and the journey to trust and delegate.Follow Quiroga Law Practice✨ Website: https://www.quirogalawoffice.com✨ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/QuirogaLawOffice_____________________________________PODCAST: HOW WE CHANGE THE WORLD Listen & Subscribe to How We Change the World 🎙️:
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1 hr 8 min - Gregg Montella: A Lifeline in Crisis - Humanitarian Aid in Ukraine and Beyond
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The war in Ukraine creates 200-500 new widows every day. The average age is 27. Gregg Montella is doing everything he can to make their lives bearable.
In this deeply moving episode of How We Change the World, we explore the life and work of Gregg Montella, founder and director of Heroes International. From his early days of finding his calling to his two decades of humanitarian efforts in Moldova and Ukraine, Gregg shares his remarkable journey of truly making the world better.
Gregg reflects on the evolution of his mission, from an aspiring comedy writer to a beacon of hope for the vulnerable. He dives into the heart of Heroes International's work, detailing his experiences in aiding orphans, widows, and soldiers amidst the turmoil in Ukraine. His commitment to providing refuge and support in these regions shines through as he narrates the challenges and triumphs of his humanitarian endeavors.
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1 hr 14 min - Revisiting "Choosing Love Over Borders: Josie Naughton's Journey to Transform Humanitarian Aid"
In this replay of episode #17, CEO Josie Naughton shares the incredible story of how she and a few friends started helping refugees arriving in Europe in 2015 by posting a social media post for donations, and how that small act of kindness turned into a full-fledged organization that has raised over 100 million dollars in just eight years funding over 400 partner organizations who help millions of displaced people.
Josie Naughton is the CEO of Choose Love, a British charity and now US non-profit dedicated to providing aid and support to displaced individuals and families in 34 countries worldwide. From lifesaving search and rescue boats to food and legal advice, Choose Love provides whatever it takes to support the lives of those fleeing war to those experiencing massive earthquakes or other disasters.
“The mission of Choose Love is to work toward a world that chooses love and justice every day for everyone.”
With an incredibly lean team and hundreds of volunteers, Choose Love finds local, community-based groups able to provide help to those who suddenly find themselves without a home and often, without a country. Josie and her team determine what the immediate needs are, finds a way to fulfill them, and then goes to work fundraising to pay for it all. In just eight years of their existence, the Choose Love team has raised over $100 million dollars, an unheard-of figure for a new organization.
Check out the Choose Love innovative online store built to help support refugees: https://choose.love
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Josie takes listeners on a journey through some of the places where Choose Love is making a difference, from Syria to Ukraine to Afghanistan to Mexico, and explains how they work with local groups to identify the needs of displaced communities and then fundraise to provide the necessary support. She also talks about the challenges that she has faced in her work and how she stays motivated and
focused despite them.It is clear that Josie is a woman with a huge heart and an unstoppable spirit, dedicated to spreading the message of choosing love as a way of life. Her
courage and determination are truly inspiring, and her organization is making a powerful difference in the lives of those who need it most.✨Website: https://chooselove.org
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1 hr 4 min - Ecology & Ethics: Dr. Janet Rumfelt on Protecting Animal, Human, and Planetary Health
Thoughtful activism, driven by authentic ethical conviction, is the most powerful force for change.
"In this enlightening episode, Dr. Janet Rumfelt, Board Chair of the African Network for Animal Welfare USA (ANAW USA) and professor of Environmental Studies at Regis University, shares her profound insights into the symbiotic relationship between humans, animals, and our shared environment. She reflects on how her academic background in religion, ethics, and philosophy has shaped her understanding of the interconnectedness of all living beings.
Dr. Rumfelt discusses ANAW’S mission in Kenya and other African nations, emphasizing the role of education and sustainable livelihood initiatives in protecting endangered species and combating illegal poaching. She shares her journey in animal welfare and environmental conservation, highlighting the value of curiosity and a beginner's mind.
The episode delves into how ethics, religion, and philosophy can enhance activism, drawing on teachings from figures like Pope Francis, Buddhist leader Thich Nhat Hanh, and indigenous leaders. It explores environmental ethics through various lenses, including biocentrism, eco-centrism, and anthropocentrism, and underscores the importance of interconnection and interdependence.
Additionally, Dr. Rumfelt discusses the Master of Arts Specialization in Environmental Studies at Regis University and the ANAW-USA Veterinary Service Trip in Tanzania coming in spring, 2024. These initiatives highlight the episode's central theme: the vital role of education and regenerative virtues in creating a harmonious and sustainable world.
'The philosophy that we [ANAW] have is One Health, which is the notion that the welfare of people, planet, and non-human animals is intertwined...what's good for animals is good for people is good for the environment.' — Dr. Janet Rumfelt
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1 hr 7 min - Echoes of Rebellion: Steve Babson Explores American Populism
Author Steve Babson, with a lifetime career in labor education coupled with his PhD in history, Steve holds an expert understanding of the intricate dynamics of social and political movements. In his latest book, "Forgotten Populists: When America's Farmers Turned Left to Save Democracy," Babson delves into the late 1800s, a crucial period in American history that first saw the emergence of the populist movement.
In this episode, Babson discusses the historical context of populism, its transformation over time, and its current interpretations. As he puts it:"Populism is a term applied to a whole range of politicians who, in my estimate, have very little in common." Our conversation touches upon a range of issues including climate change and political discourse, especially relevant topics to explore as the 2024 election approaches.Babson's insights offer a deeper understanding of how historical populist movements, particularly those led by America's farmers in the 1890’s, shaped our modern political and social climate. His discussion is timely and pertinent, underscoring the importance of historical context in understanding contemporary political and environmental challenges.In this episode:• The factors that gave birth to America’s populism in the 1890’s.• How the emergence of The People's Party helped women win the right to vote.• The changing meaning of populism throughout history.• Babson’s views on public resources such as railroads, and why he thinks they should be run for public benefit as opposed private wealth increases.• How ruthless industrialists of America's gilded age known as Robber Barons are alive and well in today’s world.• America's gaping wealth divide and the dangers it carries for democracy.• The critical importance of public investment in transportation and climate change.• The disconnect between profit and concern for the earth and humankind.• The ongoing lure of a third political party in the United States.✨LEARN MORE"Forgotten Populists: When America's Farmers Turned Left to Save Democracy"✨BUY THE BOOKBuy the Book from Your Favorite Independent Bookstore, Powell's Books, or Amazon.com.______________________________________PODCAST: HOW WE CHANGE THE WORLD
Listen & Subscribe to How We Change the World 🎙️:🎧 Spotify🎧 Apple Podcasts🎧 Google PodcastsFollow How We Change the World 🎙️ on Social Media:🌎 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/changethewor...🌎 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/changethewo...🌎 Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/changeworldpodHow We Change the World podcast details, Contact Info, and Previous Episodes:💻 Website: https://www.howwechangetheworld.coHow We Change the World is a weekly podcast designed to inspire hope, encourage action, and celebrate progress in the realms of climate change, poverty, health, governance, social justice, education, animal welfare, conservation, and other pressing issue areas. Every Wednesday, tune in to hear in-depth conversations with activists, advocates, and other change makers whose stories of triumph, tragedy, and tenacity will encourage you to explore your own problem-solving potential. 👉🏼1 hr 2 min - The Sewage Recycling Revolution: Peter Annin & the Promise of Endless Fresh Water
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Peter Annin excels as a communicator and translator between the scientific community and the general public. His background as a veteran journalist includes a decade of reporting on environmental and conflict-related issues for Newsweek Magazine.
Over the past twenty years, Peter has focused specifically on water issues. Annin is the author of the award-winning book 'Great Lakes Water Wars' and frequently contributes op-eds on water topics to prominent outlets like The Washington Post and The New York Times. He also serves as the director of the Mary Griggs Burke Center for Freshwater Innovation at Northland College.
In this episode, Peter discussed his latest book, Purified: How Recycled Sewage Is Transforming Our Water, he argues that drinking recycled sewage is a crucial solution for combating water scarcity in the United States and, potentially, the world. He confronts the common aversion to this idea by pointing out that many people might already be consuming such water unknowingly. He also highlights Los Angeles' commitment to sourcing 100% of its drinking water from recycled sewage for its nearly four million residents by 2035.
In this episode, we discuss:
• Peter’s role as the director of the Mary Griggs Burke Center for Freshwater Innovation.
• His transition from a journalism major and international relations master's graduate to a career in environmental journalism, including his early days at Newsweek.
• The growing importance of water literacy in the U.S. and globally due to escalating water issues.
• Insights into why Peter wrote 'Purified,' addressing the necessity, safety, and increasing reliance on recycled sewage for drinking water.
• The ongoing water supply crisis in the Southwest, despite temporary relief from atmospheric rivers.
• Peter’s approach to breaking down communication barriers about water recycling and his commitment to telling the complete story.
• The severity of current water scarcity issues and the urgency of finding sustainable solutions.
• Success Stories in Water Recycling programs including their effectiveness and public acceptance.
• The Economic Viability of Water Recycling
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1 hr 7 min - Stitching Together Strength: Brecia Kralovic-Logan Finds Power in Storytelling
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Brecia Kralovic-Logan is a distinguished textile artist and the visionary behind the Women's Woven Voices project. Her work goes beyond the boundaries of traditional art, serving as a platform for women's empowerment and collective storytelling.
Brecia’s initiative is more than an artistic endeavor; it's a local and global movement fostering connections and healing through shared experiences.It is also a catalyst for community building and advocacy.
In this episode, we discuss:
- Exploring the roots of Women's Woven Voices.
- How Brecia uses textile art to empower and give voice to women's experiences.
- Impacting lives globally with Women's Woven Voices: A look at the project's worldwide influence and reach.
- Tracing the evolution of Brecia's career in textile art.
- Insights into the hurdles and victories Brecia faced while merging art with social activism.
- The healing role of creative expression.
- Envisioning the future of Women's Woven Voices.
- Brecia's perspective on integrating creativity into everyday life.
- Fostering community through art.
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About How We Change the World
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The mission at How We Change the World is to inspire the kind of hope that leads to action toward solving the many global challenges unique to the times in which we live.
We’ll do that in by engaging in conversations with people making progress in the areas of climate change, poverty, health, governance, social justice, animal welfare, preserving the natural world, and so much more. We’ll talk to people around the world who are engaged at all levels of action, from scientists to political leaders, from naturalists to schoolteachers to business leaders, from farmers to authors to activists.