The Everyday Revolutionary: Recent Episodes
The Everyday Revolutionary
Helping you be the change you want to see in the world. See the website at theeverydayrevolutionary.com or the Facebook page @everydayrevolutionary or twitter at @TheEverydayRev1.
It's hard spending too much time outside of your comfort zone. It can take a real toll on you. We have a few suggestions to help the introvert stay close to their comfort zone but maximize the the effort on making change.
The message is the central part of your effort as an Everyday Revolutionary. Find effective ways to get it to the right ears!
Controlling the words of the debate help you stay on message. Find out how to stay on message and maximize your communication efforts.
Meet a kindergartner that's making a difference! She is utilizing several of the tools discussed in our episodes to help dogs at her local animal shelter!
To make waves in the community, you need social capital. To keep making waves in your community, you need even more social capital.
Everybody needs a little help. Sometimes you can be of more service as the second banana!
Davy Crockett, the King of the Wild Frontier, has some good advise for people seeking to do something for the good of their community - Go Ahead!
They say All politics is local. So is change, real change. Listen in to the podcast to hear more!
A lot can happen when you seize the initiative. Without Initiative, this particular outdoor movie night would have never happened!
Very few of us are like that drum playing bunny that sells batteries. We need to recharge.
In the late 1960s, three separate sinkings of fishing vessels killed several dozen men from the port of Hull in the matter of just over a month. The women of Hull, lead by Lillian Billocca, Big Lil, decided to do something about it.
The Oklahoma Teachers were very organized from those that made their way to the capitol building to those that stayed home and drummed up support locally.Listen to a group of teachers in a far-flung small town get their message across.
Big Lil and the Headscarf revolutionaries changed the fishing industry in England in the 1960s. See how they did it!