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Millie Sweeney is Director of Learning and Workforce Development for the Family Run Executive Director Leadership Association know as FREDLA.

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Preston Pressoir, a student at Columbia University, talks about campus life at the University and his goals as well as his experience working at the Jane Goodall Institute as Youth Council Lead for their Roots and Shoots program in NYC,

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Emily Kaminsky is a community development professional in the Boston area and has been working with Ubuntu International as well as with the Nakivale Refugee Settlement in Uganda.  She is also a writer and artist and utilizes these skills to promote social justice.

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Lili Calvache is a professional committed to making a positive impact on communities. Originally from Columbia, she has a Master's Degree in International Trade; she has founded a business on IT fundamentals, professional development and digital wellbeing; and she has years of experience in volunteering and advocating for marginalized voices...and much more!

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Maxine Margo is an established podcaster herself and a very good friend of Malcolm Burman of MalcolmPresents.com and Rick Ulfik of WE, The World.  Enjoy this conversation between Malcolm and Max, as she is called, and cohost, Jana Larsen.

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Janice Hall is a social alchemist, synergistic culture and business ecosystem designer, and a connector to visionary change agents, paradigm shifters and evolutionary leaders.

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Mitzi is an initiated medicine carrier of her Andean tradition, focusing on ancestral practices and cosmovision for healing and reconnecting with our true selves.

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Dr. Peter Fiekowsky, educated at MIT as well as teaching there, is a physicist, an entrepreneur and an activist fighting the climate crisis.  Hear his ideas!

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Dr. Tamsin, as she is known, is an evolutionary anthropologist recognized for her original research on primate social structure and she is the author of "Teeming: How Nature's Oldest Teams Adapt and Thrive...the definitive work on Organizational Biomimicry."

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Callum Cintron (They/Them) completed undergraduate studies in Anthropology and Natural Resources. They are currently the Forestry, Fire and Climate Tribal Liaison Community Program Coordinator Senior at the Northern Arizona University. Their work involves communications, outreach and relationship-building to aid in forest, fire and climate resilience. 

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