Worth to be Seen POD

Worth to be Seen POD

By peter löfqvistScienceLife Sciences
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Worth to be Seen POD episodes

  • The Teacher Who’s Changing Education: Is This the Future of Kenyan Schools?

    In this episode, I sit down with Jane, a passionate teacher at St. Paul’s Comprehensive School in Nairobi, Kenya, who is challenging the traditional education system. With a Bachelor of Education degree from the University of Nairobi, Jane is on a mission to blend academics with environmental activism and creative expression.


    Her groundbreaking projects involve tree planting, waste management, seed collection, and nurturing her students’ talents in poetry, dance, and art. But are these efforts enough to transform the future of education in Kenya—or even beyond?


    Join me as we explore Jane’s inspiring story, her challenges, and the impact she’s making in schools and communities. Her approach raises a bold question: Is this the kind of education we need to change the world?

    25 min
  • Men Need Help: A Conversation with Christian Linnér

    In this eye-opening episode of Worth To Be Seen, Christian Linnér joins us to discuss the challenges men face in modern society. From mental health struggles to societal expectations, we explore the unspoken pressures men deal with and how they can find the tools to overcome them.


    Christian, a performance strategist and results coach, brings his expertise and practical insights to the conversation, offering a fresh perspective on how men can embrace vulnerability, build resilience, and take actionable steps toward a better future. This is a must-listen for anyone invested in fostering a more supportive and balanced society.

    14 min
  • A Photograph That Changed Everything.

    A Photograph That Changed Everything

    In this episode of Worth to Be Seen, I take you back to my first visit to the village of Lomolo in Kenya—a day when an unexpected photograph captured a moment that would change everything.


    Join me as I vividly recount the heat of the dry earth, the curious laughter of children, and the quiet connection with a little girl named Chagalet and her twin sister. Unbeknownst to me, someone snapped a photo of that fleeting moment—a photo that would inspire the creation of the 7M Project and spark a ripple of change touching countless lives.


    Through storytelling, reflections, and emotions, I share how a single image became the seed of something extraordinary. Tune in to discover the power of connection and how even the smallest gestures can transform the world around us.

    11 min

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