We Can Remake The World: Recent Episodes
Nathan Gardner
You want to change the world? So do we. Instead of feeling overwhelmed by our challenges it’s time to get informed and find solutions. There are people changing the world every day and you can help. Join us as we speak with visionary business leaders, nonprofits, artists, and everyday people who are making an impact. From sustainability to human rights, host Nathan Gardner shares concrete ways you can make a difference exactly where you are. Tune in, get informed, get inspired, and take action. Subscribe and share these stories with others. A better world is possible so let’s build it. Let’s change the world.
Hope in the news is rare. What if that's because the media isn't telling the whole story? B Lab is a global nonprofit proving that change is not only possible, it's already happening. B Lab has created a certification label for companies to prove that they care about human rights and the planet. These companies - called B Corps - are transforming every industry for the better. There are already over 6,000 certified B Corps on every continent and that number is growing.
Don't believe change is possible? Tune in, get inspired, and open up to the amazing possibilities all around us.
SUPPORT B Lab: Learn more and connect with B Corp companies at: https://www.bcorporation.net/.
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"Anxiety keeps us blind. Fear prevents us from the awareness of all the good around us. All the potential and possibilities. All of the solutions."
Nature has a lot to teach us. In countless traditions, Nature is seen as "the great teacher". But what can Nature teach us now, today, in a world full of so many challenges? And how can we apply what we learn to actually make a difference?
Today we explore how to get past fear and stop focusing on all the negative things going on around us. How to move past the poisons in the world - the conflict and the destruction and the scary stuff - and instead focus on the solutions to our problems. The antidotes to the poison we see in the world.
Join us as we look for new inspiration from Nature. Inspiration that can help carry us forward past the difficulties of our world and on to the next phase, if we can just keep our eyes open to the possibilities all around us.
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We're taking a brief summer break!
Wishing all of you much health and happiness this summer as we enjoy more time together in person, and get the opportunity to travel again. Be safe, take care of yourselves and each other, take care of the Earth, and we'll see you in September.
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When the going gets tough the activists get tougher. Our oceans are in distress as we continue to overfish marine ecosystems around the world. 90% of whales, 85-99% of shark species, trillions of fish, and countless other ocean animals have been lost due to overfishing, much of which operates outside of the law. Illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing is a major enabler of the exploitation of our oceans but the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is standing in the way. Literally. By using direct action techniques and what founder, Captain Paul Watson, calls “aggressive nonviolence”, Sea Shepherd crews document and disrupt illegal fishing and whaling on the open water. Featured on the popular TV series, “Whale Wars”, and in documentaries like Seaspiracy on Netflix, Sea Shepherd ships send illegal fishing boats running as they attempt to cover up their destruction of wildlife ecosystems and human rights violations. Tune in to learn more about the crucial work Sea Shepherd is doing to protect our oceans, which also means protecting our planet, and how you can get involved today.
SUPPORT Sea Shepherd: Learn more , volunteer, donate, and get involved at https://seashepherd.org/.
CHALLENGE: The Earth Warrior challenge. Make a choice to alter your habits or behaviors in a way that benefits the Earth. If you eat seafood, or animal products of any kind, you can choose to remove them from your diet completely, or partially if you need a transition period. Replace disposables with reusables for good. If you have the choice between car, train, bus, or plane, choose train or bus – or bike. Or build volunteering with an Earth-focused organization into your routine. Choose something that you know will have a powerful impact on the health of our Earth and take action on it that you can sustain. Tell other people about the choice you’ve made and why you’ve made it. The more of us who become Earth warriors the more hope we'll see by making our hope active and alive.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: We are more powerful than we realize. 2: When we take a stand we can transform the world. 3: Hope without action is lifeless. We must take our hope and make it active.
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When the going gets tough the activists get tougher. Our oceans are in distress as we continue to overfish marine ecosystems around the world. 90% of whales, 85-99% of shark species, trillions of fish, and countless other ocean animals have been lost due to overfishing, much of which operates outside of the law. Illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing is a major enabler of the exploitation of our oceans but the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is standing in the way. Literally. By using direct action techniques and what founder, Captain Paul Watson, calls “aggressive nonviolence”, Sea Shepherd crews document and disrupt illegal fishing and whaling on the open water. Featured on the popular TV series, “Whale Wars”, and in documentaries like Seaspiracy on Netflix, Sea Shepherd ships send illegal fishing boats running as they attempt to cover up their destruction of wildlife ecosystems and human rights violations. Tune in to learn more about the crucial work Sea Shepherd is doing to protect our oceans, which also means protecting our planet, and how you can get involved today.
SUPPORT Sea Shepherd: Learn more , volunteer, donate, and get involved at https://seashepherd.org/.
CHALLENGE: The Earth Warrior challenge. Make a choice to alter your habits or behaviors in a way that benefits the Earth. If you eat seafood, or animal products of any kind, you can choose to remove them from your diet completely, or partially if you need a transition period. Replace disposables with reusables for good. If you have the choice between car, train, bus, or plane, choose train or bus – or bike. Or build volunteering with an Earth-focused organization into your routine. Choose something that you know will have a powerful impact on the health of our Earth and take action on it that you can sustain. Tell other people about the choice you’ve made and why you’ve made it. The more of us who become Earth warriors the more hope we'll see by making our hope active and alive.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: We are more powerful than we realize. 2: When we take a stand we can transform the world. 3: Hope without action is lifeless. We must take our hope and make it active.
Visit www.wecanremaketheworld.com for more info and resources.
It's not easy to stay focused on the positive. But it's essential. In a world with growing challenges it can be easy to lose sight of the millions of people who are making the world a better place, especially when the media often focuses on drama and fear. There are two truths being told out there in the world - that humanity is doomed and that humanity can change. If we look around at current events and global systems and don't accept that all we have is the status quo - that a better world is possible - then there is reason for hope. It comes down to three important questions: what do we believe about ourselves, what do we believe about each other, and what do we believe is possible? If we believe we are capable of making change, that most people want to be part of building something better, and that anything is possible when we work together, then nothing can stop us from rethinking and remaking the world.
Join us for an honest look at the reasons we all struggle to stay hopeful, and what we can do to find our resilience and keep driving toward a better path. Visit wecanremaketheworld.com for more episodes, information, and resources.
The pandemic showed us how crucial Nature can be. When there was nowhere else to go we still had our parks, our shores, our gardens. But millions of people in cities around the world had little to no access to green spaces, and still don't. The New York Restoration Project (NYRP) is changing that. NYRP is working in all five boroughs of New York City to ensure that every New Yorker has equal access to Nature. By transforming abandoned lots into gardens, clearing trash, restoring parks, creating community gardens and community outreach programs, and advocating for greater access to green space, NYRP is growing our relationship with the Earth and the natural world one New Yorker at a time. Why does this matter? We won't protect what we aren't connected to. With each garden, each green space, each restored park, NYRP is reminding us of the bond and the responsibility we have to the natural world. Tune in for our conversation with Executive Director, Lynn Kelly, to learn more, get inspired, and take action on behalf of urban green spaces today.
SUPPORT NYRP's work: Learn more , donate, and get involved at https://www.nyrp.org/en/.
CHALLENGE: The Green challenge. Offer something to your favorite green space in the form of a donation, volunteering time, appreciation of it, or care for it. Pick up trash every time you’re there or remove weeds. If you don’t have a favorite green space in your local area then go find one. Or support a natural space that you love or that you’ve always wanted to visit – a national or state park.Giving back to a place you appreciate it forms a new relationship with it- you’re now part of its story. Nature gives us so much, let's give something back.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: We won’t protect what we don’t value. What we can’t see. What we don’t experience. 2: The best way to make change is to get our hands in the dirt and get involved. 3: It’s time to prioritize what truly matters.
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Have you ever wanted to give up? Do you have moments of such strong doubt that you begin to wonder if things will ever actually get better? Tony Rinaudo, our guest today, has been there too. And gotten to the other side. After years of failed attempts to help transform the barren landscapes of west Africa into fertile ground, Tony had an aha moment that not only changed his life but the lives of millions of farmers, animals, and plants throughout Africa. The method that Tony has developed, FMNR (Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration), is re-greening Africa, shrinking the Sahara Desert, bringing food security and financial freedom to millions of farmers and their families, and healing the Earth in the process. Tony teaches us that seeking to live a life of purpose combined with not giving up can lead to miraculous change.
SUPPORT Tony's work and take action today: Learn more , donate, and get involved at https://fmnrhub.com.au/. And check out Tony's book, The Forest Underground, coming to all major digital platforms this week!
CHALLENGE: Grow something. Build a relationship with living things in the way that Tony did. Raising plants requires patience and faith. With persistence we can often raise something beautiful that we have nurtured. Connect with Nature and the miracle how these tiny seeds can grow into fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers if they have the right conditions and care. Our ideas for a better world can take root with patience and persistence in the same way.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: Moments of doubt and difficulty are always part of the story, but there is also always hope. 2: Sometimes the solutions we’re seeking are right in front of us if we can just open our eyes. 3: One person can change the world.
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Why do corporations believe they can get away with anything? Because they think nobody is watching. But we can change that. By building global action networks focused on increasing transparency and building citizen awareness we can make sure no organization is operating in the dark. And when citizens are aware, united, and empowered anything can change. Today we're joined by Angus, Laura, and Ildem of SumofUs, a global online campaigning platform and corporate watchdog. Listen for an inspiring conversation about direct examples of how action leads to change. Examples like the story of Máxima Acuña, a Peruvian farmer who is standing against a massive global mining company, and Sofia Gatica, who has built a powerful movement of victims of pesticide poisoning, and Frances Haugen, who blew the whistle on social media's urgent need to protect the health of its users. These stories and more prove that when people stand together things change.
SUPPORT SumofUs and take action today: Learn more , donate, and get involved at https://www.sumofus.org/.
CHALLENGE: Find an online action or advocacy platform you resonate with. Then find a campaign that speaks to you and take action on it. Sign a petition, join a mailing list, donate to an active cause, and amplify voices who are protecting human rights and the rights of living things and ecosystems. Then share that campaign with at least one person in your life.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: The power of the people is real. Let's make use of it. 2: Visibility into corporate behavior matters - with transparency comes accountability and change. 3: We are most powerful when we stand together.
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Nature is sending us a warning. Are we listening? Last year on Florida's east coast over 1,100 manatees died from starvation, which is more manatees than we had alive in Florida just 40 years ago. What is causing the loss of food sources for manatees and other aquatic life? What does it mean for us? Can we do anything about it? Join us for our conversation with Patrick Rose, Executive Director of the hugely influential Save the Manatee Club. Patrick tells us about the warning signs scientists have seen coming for decades, why we've reached a tipping point, and how manatees are offering us an opportunity to save ourselves - our wildlife, our water, our health - by saving them first.
SUPPORT Patrick and Save the Manatee Club: Learn more , donate, and get involved at https://www.savethemanatee.org/.
CHALLENGE: The Lorax challenge. Adopt a cause. Pick something personal for you. Become an expert about your cause and then get loud about it. How can you bring more awareness and action to what you've chosen to support? Be the Lorax for your chosen cause.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: We are the problem but we are also the solution. 2: It's not too late but we're getting close. If we can find a way to turn things around it will change everything. 3: It's time to get serious and take action. Now.
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How can music save the world? What is the role of art in the 21st century? Join us for our conversation with Norwegian singer and songwriter, AURORA, who is not only quickly becoming a global phenomenon but is also deeply passionate about saving the Earth and the soul of humanity. AURORA believes that each of us has a role to play in reshaping our world for the better and that the simplest actions from individual people make a difference. Nature offers us so much, what can we offer in return? Will we accept the challenges of our time and choose to fight for what truly matters? Do we deserve an equitable society which treats all individuals with love and respect? AURORA shares her thoughts on these and more questions. Tune in, get inspired, and be part of changing the world today.
Check out AURORA's new album, The Gods We Can Touch, on her Spotify page, follow her on Instagram, and visit her website for 2022 tour dates and more.
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Who decides what happens to land? To water? To wildlife? To trees? Is it governments who get to choose? Private owners? Should indigenous communities be involved? Do citizens have any right to determine how we treat the planet, locally and globally? Until now, corporations and governments have mostly determined what happens to the natural world and how, but after countless examples of neglect what is our best path forward? We're joined by Bonny Glambeck, campaigns director and co-founder of Clayoquot Action, a direct-action conservation organization on Canada's west coast. Bonny teaches us the history of her region where indigenous communities have joined together with activists several times to protect their lands. Canada's largest protest and civil disobedience action in history is happening here right now, where people on the ground are fighting to protect old-growth forests which are home to rare and precious rainforest ecosystems and many endangered species. Can we learn from their example to protect what matters for the health of our planet and ourselves before it's too late?
SUPPORT Bonny and Clayoquot Action: Learn more , donate, and get involved at https://clayoquotaction.org/.
CHALLENGE: Pick three issues you care about and find a grassroots organization doing work on those issues to learn more about. Choose to support those organizations in some way by donating, volunteering, or simply sharing their message.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: It's time to bring activism back to the forefront. 2: Communities coming together peacefully to advocate for their rights and the rights of others is the most powerful force for change on Earth. And the most successful. 3: It's time to get involved. If we aren't becoming activists we are missing an opportunity.
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The 1% are destroying the Earth and convincing us it's good for us. And Vandana Shiva has an answer: "Not on our watch." We speak to the globally respected and award-winning activist, author, scientist, speaker, and protector of life about the crucial crossroads we are standing at in 2022. Vandana teaches us how to see through the false narratives of the 1% so that corporate influence no longer controls us. By harnessing the power of community, diversity, solidarity, and creative vision we can build a global movement to protect the rights of all living beings and the Earth. A new paradigm of an Earth democracy where people and planet thrive together for generations to come.
SUPPORT Dr. Vandana Shiva and the Navdanya Foundation: Learn more , donate, and get involved at navdanya.org. Follow Dr. Shiva and Navdanya on Instagram.
CHALLENGE: Dig deeper into the story and ideas of a leader you are inspired by. Read their books, get to know them beyond the soundbites we all hear in history books or the media. Think about how their ideas are relevant for your life and how you might take action that aligns with those ideas.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: Colonization still continues on a global scale. Will we allow it? 2: We are standing at a crossroads which won't last much longer. It's time to choose the world we want and build it. 3: There is a solution. It's time to evolve political democracy into an Earth democracy, where the rights of all life are respected and protected.
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The power of the people is real, and it starts with each of us. Today we're joined by Ole von Uexkull of the Right Livelihood Foundation. Known worldwide as the "alternative Nobel Prize", the Right Livelihood Award celebrates and amplifies the work of people who are building change from the ground up within their local communities. Changemakers like Greta Thunberg, Edward Snowden, Daniel Ellsberg, Vandana Shiva, Mordechai Vanunu, and many more have been honored with the Right Livelihood Award for fighting for global human and environmental rights and for advocating for greater transparency from systems of power. Right Livelihood laureates are reimagining our world and building solutions to global problems right now. By following their example and engaging with our local communities we can build movements to reshape every aspect of society. True change has always grown out of action taken by citizens coming together to speak with one voice. Join us, learn more, get inspired, and take action today.
SUPPORT Right Livelihood: Learn more about RL laureates, support their work, donate, and get involved at rightlivelihood.org/. Follow their work on Instagram and Twitter, and visit their college program at https://rightlivelihood.ucsc.edu/.
CHALLENGE: Become an activist for a cause you believe in. Take action by joining local groups which are advocating for your chosen cause or add your voice to online activism efforts. Experience the feeling of getting directly involved with something you care about and amplify that message within your community.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: It's time to exercise our voices now. As individuals, within communities, and collectively. 2: We should never take our right to gather, organize, speak out, or protest for granted. 3: Our true arena for change is on the ground through grassroots movements based on community values. No true change has ever been legislated - change comes from citizens, laws come later.
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New year, new chance. But how many more chances will we have? We're at a very important moment where two paths are possible. One path combines courage and cooperation to bring about a better world through improvements in every area of our society. A better world based on a new set of values which value and preserve life and basic rights. The other path keeps us headed in our current direction with an uncertain and difficult outcome. Which will we choose? How can we get excited about this opportunity instead of anxious? What can we do to get started today? How can we finally build the better world we know is possible to ensure the health of people and planet for generations? Nathan explores these questions and more in our first episode to kick off 2022.
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2021 may not have been the year we imagined. So what? There is still so much potential to be found, even more so during difficult times. We take a look at some of the inspiring work our past guests have done to adapt and not only survive but increase their impact over the last two years. Just as our guests have done, each of us can rise to meet this current challenge and contribute positively to our communities locally and globally. There is never a time to act as though we have no power to make positive change - opportunities are all around us. Now more than ever. Join us for our final episode of the year as we look back and prepare to make 2022 the best it can be.
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The stories we tell define who we are and how we see the world. What stories are we telling ourselves about the relationship we have with Nature, and how are these stories impacting our approach to the world around us? Join us for a conversation with filmmaker Sam Rose Phillips, who shares what she's learned by telling the stories that inspire her. Stories centered around conservation (with Sea Shepherd), wildlife protection throughout western Canada, and a growing grassroots movement led by indigenous communities to reshape our place in the world. Sam encourages us to learn from Nature and to approach difficulties with thoughtfulness and curiosity rather than fear and urgency. How we choose to respond to difficult questions makes all the difference.
Visit www.wecanremaketheworld.com for more info and resources, and check out Sam's work at www.samrosephillips.com.
We can do better. Sounds obvious, right? So why don't we? As we get closer to the end of the year and begin to reflect on 2021 and all that we've experienced, it's time to start thinking about the path we want to be on moving forward. Some things we can't control but there's so much that we CAN do. Nathan explores some of the keys mindsets that will take us from where we are to the world we want to be part of. 1) Believe we can do better. 2) Be constructive with our dissatisfaction with the way things are. 3) Own our power. With these three simple shifts, we can take the first major steps toward transforming our world into something we can be proud of.
Join us and get inspired. Be part of the change you wish to see. Visit www.wecanremaketheworld.com for more info and resources.
There is no reason for anyone to go hungry. And Matt Jozwiak of Rethink Food is on a mission to prove it. By partnering with top restaurants and small businesses around the United States, Rethink is creating a new model to end food insecurity. From their home base in New York City, Rethink funnels donations and resources to restaurants who create meals for those in need and they have already served millions of meals through their Rethink Certified program. Rethink shows us what's possible when we take what we already have and maximize the potential good we can do. Listen for ways you can become part of the mission to end hunger in the United States and around the world.
SUPPORT Rethink Food: Learn more, donate, and get involved at rethinkfood.org. Follow their mission on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
CHALLENGE: Commit to getting involved with food insecurity directly in your community. Seek out local community centers and offer your time as a volunteer, your financial support, or other resources like food. Get closer to the problem so that you can understand how to build the solution where you are.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: We don’t have to start from scratch to build a better world. We can simply rethink and improve what we already have. 2: Building relationships and strengthening communities is a major key to solving every problem we face. 3: Nobody has to solve any problem alone. We can build support systems to help each other make our individual impact.
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As big as our problems seem the solutions are closer than we think. We don't have to start from scratch to transform our world. All it takes is an attitude of inventiveness - to look at our current world and everything we have available to us, and then to reshape our current systems for the better. There are examples of people who have done this all around us including the guests on our show. People who are ending hunger in local communities, who are putting a stop to plastic pollution and transforming fashion into an industry which supports workers, wildlife, and the planet. What kinds of problems do you see that you want to help solve? What can you do today to imagine better and then take action to help build a better world?
Every life matters. In Nature, nothing is insignificant. Every member of an ecosystem is needed to help that community thrive, yet as humans we often pretend like we are the only ones who matter. There is a lot that the natural world can teach us about caring for each other and our planet. Today we're joined by Melissa Sciacca, US executive director for the globally-respected David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust based in east Africa. The Sheldrick Trust manages large areas of land in Kenya, protecting elephants and rhinos from threats like poaching, and caring for orphaned wildlife before releasing them back into the wild. Melissa gives us a window into the experiences of African wildlife, what we can learn from them, and how we can ensure that these beautiful animals continue to grow in numbers for generations to come.
Learn more about the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust at https://www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/.
CHALLENGE: Adopt a species. Pick an animal you love and learn more about the challenges they face and how we can protect them. Take action in whatever way makes sense to you, and share what you learn with others.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: We are all members of a global community, and if we can act from that understanding we can change the world. 2: There is a lot to learn from Nature and the animal kingdom which could help us rethink our world for the better. 3: You can be an ambassador for the causes you care about.
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Your clothes can change the world. Fashion is one of the largest global industries with hundreds of millions of workers and a huge global environmental footprint. Unfortunately this industry has been able to operate in the dark for decades, but we're realizing now that we need to rethink how we design, produce, buy, and sell our clothes. The good news? Small and large brands around the world are starting to wake up and transform how they do business to protect people and planet. Annick Ireland, founder and CEO of the London-based, mission-driven apparel platform, Immaculate Vegan, joins us to talk about the importance of supporting brands who are building a better path forward, and how all of us can be part of the revolution going on right now in fashion. It's time for us to make a real fashion statement, where we wear our values on our sleeve.
Shop, share, and support the Immaculate Vegan mission at https://immaculatevegan.com/.
CHALLENGE: For your next new item of clothing, search for mission-driven brands and purchase from them. Give sustainable and natural materials a test run, and spread the word! Tell others about your experience.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: There is unlimited creativity at our fingertips to rethink and redefine fashion for the better. 2: There is an invisible cost to our clothes, and greater transparency is the solution. 3: How you dress is a statement not just about you, but about your values.
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Things may be chaotic, but we can rise above the worst of it. We all want to feel like we have some control over how things play out in our lives, and in the world, but there's so much that's out of our hands right now. Rather than getting stuck in judgment and blame, we can find compassion for ourselves and for others to recognize that we're all doing our best. We may not accomplish everything we believe we should right now, and that's okay. We may see others' actions and feel discouraged or distressed by them, and that's okay too - they're doing their best just like we are. Compassion leads us away from the daily dramas and toward acceptance, both for ourselves and for others, so that even during the most difficult times we can find a sense of calm.
The leading cause of climate change may shock you. Cars? No. Airplanes? Nope. Fossil fuels in any form? Guess again. Keegan Kuhn, co-director and producer of the Netflix documentary, COWSPIRACY, joins us for a candid conversation about what's really behind skyrocketing greenhouse gas numbers, deforestation, species extinction, ocean dead zones, and more. According to data from countless sources, including the United States and other global governments, what we eat will determine the future of our world more than anything else. Listen for ways you can protect the health of our planet simply by rethinking your food habits, and become part of the solution.
Support COWSPIRACY: Watch the film, share with others, and learn more at www.cowspiracy.com.
CHALLENGE: Make shifts in how you eat based on the information covered during our conversation with Keegan. And start a dialogue with others around you about why it matters.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: Change must come from us - the citizens of the world. 2: Our current food system is not sustainable, and we have the power to change it. 3: It's time to redefine "hope" so that our individual actions are enough.
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Each of us have an invisible impact. The products we buy every day directly affect people, wildlife, and Nature around the planet. Nobody knows this better than Dr. Ian Singleton, OBE, Director of the Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Programme (SOCP). Ian lives on the Indonesian island of Sumatra near Borneo, one of the most lush rainforest regions in the world. But the forests are disappearing rapidly, and along with it the habitat for thousands of species including the orangutan which is native to this region. Ian wants us to know that we can stop the destruction and protect these highly intelligent and complex animals. By understanding the change you can make with your purchases, your awareness, and your voice in daily life and on social media, you can be part of the solution so that we continue to enjoy one of the most beautiful and bio-diverse regions on Earth for generations to come.
SUPPORT the SOCP: Learn more, donate, adopt an orangutan, and more at https://www.sumatranorangutan.org/.
CHALLENGE: Read the labels of every product you purchase over the next two weeks. Become more aware of the ingredients added to our food, self-care, and cleaning products and how they impact our world.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: When we protect Nature and wildlife, we protect ourselves. 2: We don't have to start over. We can take what we have now and do better. 3: We are each shaping the world every day, whether we are aware of our impact or not.
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Wondering how to make a difference? Start with what you love. Michael Platt of Michael's Desserts is a passionate baker on a mission to help solve food insecurity. After starting his baking business at age 11, Michael knew he wanted to help others. He began to give away one baked good for every one he sold, but he hasn't stopped there. Through the work Michael does as a baker, and through his nonprofit, he's raising awareness around food insecurity among children in the United States. Can a cupcake change the world? Join us for Michael's thoughts on how even the simplest actions can make a powerful impact, and what each of us can do to make our own contribution.
SUPPORT Michael's Desserts: Purchase one-for-one baked goods and products, or donate at https://www.michaelsdesserts.com/.
CHALLENGE: Make something of your own - food, clothing, anything you love - and give it to someone in need.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: We can each make change by exploring our unique talents. 2: It's time to see our problems as solvable, not impossible. 3: No contribution is insignificant if our intentions are clear.
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Our daily actions have power. With every dollar we spend and every product we buy, we're shaping the world around us. So how can we make the best choices available to us? That's the question Natalie Isaacs of 1 Million Women wants to help you answer. 1 Million Women is a community of women and girls around the world who are committed to protecting and preserving our Earth in every way possible. Join us for our conversation with Natalie to learn more about the daily habits you can rethink to build sustainability into every aspect of your life, and hear from Natalie about what our world could become if we all embraced an Earth-centered lifestyle.
SUPPORT 1 Million Women: Join the community at www.1millionwomen.com.au, share, and follow on Instagram @1millionwomen.
CHALLENGE: Choose one daily habit and commit to making change in that area. Tackle food waste, energy consumption, single-use plastic, overconsumption, or sustainable eating as a start.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: The time for a sustainability-focused lifestyle revolution is now. 2: None of us are perfect, and that's okay. 3: You have power to shape the world every day.
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Finally, a fresh start. Time for new ideas about what we can be and do, individually and collectively. We’re still taking things one day at a time and doing our best to stay centered during some crazy times, but there’s so much we can do right now to get ready for a better world ahead. Nathan explores how we can set intentions now to come out of 2021 better than we’ve ever been. We have an opportunity to build a new foundation this year so that 2022, 2023, and beyond reflect the world we want to live in now. Let’s not miss this opportunity. Let’s commit ourselves now to doing all we can to focus on creating solutions. Let’s build this community into a movement for good today.
We made it. 2020 is coming to a close. Sweet relief! Although we’re all looking forward to a much needed reset and a year of improvements ahead, let’s remember the things we learned about ourselves in 2020 that will help us be better in 2021. Let’s never take anything for granted again. Let’s reflect on the new world we want to build as we reflect on the challenges we faced in the year behind us. Join us for a look back on the conversations we had in 2020, and all that we learned from the visionary guests who joined us on the show. We highlight 10 WAYS you can make an impact in the world right now based on the missions of each of our guests in 2020. Tune in. Get inspired. Take whatever action you can. And then go and enjoy some well-deserved rest and restoration as we head into the new year.
See you in 2021!
What if every dollar you spent helped someone in need? Or benefitted the environment? This is the world Dave Heath, CEO and co-founder of Bombas, wants to live in. And we’re right there with him. Bombas was founded on a mission to serve - for every clothing item they sell they give one to the homeless. Join us for our conversation with Dave who tells us the massive success story of Bombas. Dave believes Bombas has grown fast not just because of a great product, but because every day his employees go to work and change the world. Bombas has donated over 40 million items to the homeless, which makes us wonder what this world could look like if every business was like Bombas. Let’s support impact-driven businesses, and let’s find out.
SUPPORT Bombas: Learn more, and shop with impact at https://bombas.com/ .
CHALLENGE: Find three companies that inspire you with the work they’re doing and the impact they’re having and do something to support them. Purchase their products or share their mission with people around you. Help them achieve their mission with your support.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: Business can CHANGE THE WORLD in huge ways. 2: Businesses that serve are BETTER BUSINESSES in every way. 3: Business could be LEADING THE WAY for all of us. But we need to tell businesses what we want from them.
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Consumers matter, but it’s time for business itself to change. Isn’t it time for global business to take as much responsibility as the rest of us when it comes to protecting people and planet? The United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) is working with the largest corporations in the world and asking them to honor the triple bottom line: PEOPLE, PLANET, and PROFIT. The UNGC’s mission is to guide global business onto a better path to protect the environment, equality, and human rights at every level. And they’re succeeding. Join us for our conversation with Claire Kells of the UNGC to learn about why businesses MUST come to the table if we truly want to change the world. If business changes, the world changes. It’s that simple. Join the conversation, start conversations in your community. Let’s make the change we want to see.
SUPPORT UNGC: Learn more about the UNGC at https://www.unglobalcompact.org/, and learn more about the Good Life Goals at https://www.goodlifegoals.org/ .
CHALLENGE: Choose one of the Good Life Goals and make it your focus for the next two weeks. Give some thought to all the ways you can make a positive impact with that one goal. Share your actions with others to inspire them.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: If business changes, THE WORLD changes. 2: It’s time for the business world to STEP UP to the plate when it comes to transforming our world for the better. 3: Change is ALREADY HAPPENING, and you can be part of it.
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Election season is upon us. Once again we have the opportunity to use our voice as voters to shape our world for the better. But we've been here before... Are we right to focus so much of our energy on the outcome of a single election? Are we forgetting about the countless options we ALL have to make a difference through our daily actions by focusing so much on the influence of one person in public office? What if we believed politics was one of many tools to explore, rather than our only path to true change? Nathan explores the differences between the power we give ourselves and the power we give others to make this world a better and more equitable place for people and planet.
Join us in two weeks! We speak with Claire Kells of the United Nations Global Compact, which is changing global business for the better one corporation at a time.
Greed does not have to be the status quo. Businesses CAN be good for people, good for the planet, and good for communities. We’ve gotten used to the idea that companies only care about profit – we even expect it. But there is another way. Join us for our conversation with Ann Herpel of the Park Slope Food Coop, a massively successful COOPERATIVE business in New York City that puts people and the environment first and profit second. Ann tells us the story of the Park Slope Food Coop and how it's become a global model for other cooperative businesses in cities like Paris and Berlin. We dig into cooperative corporations – something they won’t teach you about in business school. Cooperative businesses can be wildly successful and are often built by communities who agree on a shared set of values which benefit owners, shoppers, and locals all at once. Tune in for a fascinating NEW look at business and what it could be and do in the world.
SUPPORT the Park Slope Food Coop: Learn more and join if you’re in NYC at https://www.foodcoop.com/, or research and support coops in your local community.
CHALLENGE: Learn more about coops. Find and join a coop in your local community, or consider starting one. Check out the film, “Food Coop”, about the Park Slope Food Coop to get inspired about what’s possible.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: We have MORE options than we realize when it comes to how we do business. 2: WE CAN revitalize and support our communities with cooperative businesses. 3: We don’t have to do anything alone, there is always SUPPORT in communities. We can build together.
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Illness is not inevitable. And illness does not have to be "the norm". In a world where illness seems to be growing more and more common, what are we missing? What if we already have the answers to most if not all of our health problems? Could our minds and bodies be more powerful than we've ever thought? Join us for our conversation with Kelly Noonan Gores, writer, director, and producer of the HEAL Documentary on Netflix. HEAL explores the findings of doctors, healers, researchers, and spiritual teachers who are all realizing one key idea: WE CAN heal ourselves. Pulling from what she learned while making the film, Kelly shares her observations on our current medical system, the new ideas taking hold within medical communities around the world, how science supports these ideas, and why Kelly believes it’s essential that all of us become aware of just how powerful we are when it comes to our health.
SUPPORT HEAL: Check out HEAL on Netflix, and learn more or purchase the HEAL book at https://www.healdocumentary.com/. Share with anyone who is struggling with their health.
CHALLENGE: Four key practices for daily health challenge! Inspired by Kelly Noonan Gores, we challenge you to experiment with one or all of her four daily practices to maintain health: meditation/prayer, physical movement, a gratitude practice, and time in Nature. Share your experiences with us on social media!
TAKEAWAYS: 1: We’ve barely scratched the surface when it comes to being TRULY HEALTHY. 2: Our current system NEEDS EVALUATING in order to serve us better. Meanwhile we can seek our own answers. 3: The power is in OUR HANDS. Empowerment is key.
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In today’s world it’s easy to get overwhelmed. But we can find ways to contribute and make our impact anyway. That impact can take any form that makes sense for who we are and what we have to offer. Nathan is joined by mom, grad student, and musician Kim Gnagey, based in Denver, who shares the three key ideas she believes could change the world tomorrow. 1: Cultivate AWARENESS. 2: Establish PRIORITIES. 3: Check our pride and STAY OPEN to change. What matters most is that we acknowledge that we are part of a greater whole, and that we all affect the big picture with how we live each day.
Next episode! Kelly Noonan Gores, writer and director of the NETFLIX documentary, HEAL.
Our world needs changing. No question. But we don't have to get caught in the big picture, wondering how we'll solve every problem all at once. With awareness of what we want to change comes new ideas about the solutions to every problem, and each of us has a role to play. With a willingness to admit that we aren't where we want to be and a commitment to finding alternatives, we can outgrow this phase of difficulty and get closer to the world we know is possible. We can see every problem as an opportunity. We can collaborate and communicate and build communities who grow together in the face of our challenges. Let's have patience and compassion for ourselves and each other. Let's stay focused on the long-term: the big picture improvements we're headed toward. We've got this, if we choose to believe it.
We need reefs. They are the lifeblood of the ocean. Thousands of marine species around the globe depend on healthy reefs to thrive, but our reefs are disappearing. We can put a stop to that. Join us for our conversation with Jan Freiwald, executive director, and Matt Bullock, board member, of Reef Check, a nonprofit in California that has been sounding the alarm about the health of our reefs for decades. Jan and Matt teach us about the amazing complexity of reefs, why they’re so crucial for the health of the planet, what’s causing a massive decline in their health, and how each of us can become part of the solution. By becoming more aware of how our actions impact the system of life in the oceans we can make new choices every day that will restore our reefs and our oceans, and the life they hold. It’s time to change course so we can continue to share the Earth with these breathtaking creatures. Listen, learn, take action, and change the world.
SUPPORT Reef Check: Volunteer or donate at https://www.reefcheck.org/.
CHALLENGE: Support our oceans by taking the "3 Ss" challenge: Sunscreen, Single-Use, and Seafood. Make a commitment to only purchase and use reef and ocean-safe Sunscreen, do away with all Single-use plastics in all forms (go with resuables!), and lower or eliminate your consumption of Seafood.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: We are all CONNECTED to every living thing on the planet. There’s no escaping our impact, so what kind of impact will we choose to have? 2: If we want to protect the health of our oceans and our planet, the time to act is NOW. 3: WE CAN make a difference when it comes to the health of our oceans. It's time to face our problems, recognize the solutions, and take action.
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We are only limited by our beliefs about ourselves. Yolanda Holder knows this better than anyone. At 62, Yolanda is breaking world records in unconventional ways. As a two-time Guinness World Record holder who began marathoning as a walker at age 50, Yolanda knows something about overcoming limitations. Yolanda has made it her mission to challenge the world’s ideas about age and illness. Inspired by losing both of her parents to type 2 diabetes, Yolanda is leading others into greater health every day by setting an example of someone who owns their health, and is constantly growing beyond their limits. She invites us to get past our own challenges, pain, and fears, so that we can remind ourselves how able and powerful we truly are. And Yolanda reminds us through the power of her example that no impact is too small – we can change the world simply be being ourselves.
SUPPORT Yolanda: Learn more about Yolanda, support Extreme Walk 4 Diabetes, or purchase her book at https://www.yolandaholder.com/.
CHALLENGE: Identify a limitation that you've placed on yourself and overcome it. Supersede your expectations. Push yourself past where you’ve been in the past and prove that you can be more than you think.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: We are limited only by OUR BELIEFS. 2: Our pain can be an indication that we ARE GROWING past old limitations. 3: NO IMPACT is too small.
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Peace is a choice we make every day. The choice between peace and its opposite is available to us in every moment, so how can we make the best choice? Especially when circumstances seem the most challenging. Harita Davies, meditation teacher and member of the Sri Chinmoy Centre in New York City, joins us to explore answers to the questions we are all asking about how to stay calm and stay healthy. Harita shares what she’s learned over decades of building her meditation practice: why meditation matters, what it can do for us individually, and what it can do for our world. Harita believes that caring for our own sense of peace is one of the most powerful contributions we can make to creating a better and more peaceful world. Harita also shares her incredible experience of completing a 3,100 mile race in New York City - the longest in the world - and how the biggest challenges are designed to help us to grow, not to keep us down.
SUPPORT Harita and the Sri Chinmoy Centre: Learn more and join events, races, and conversations for peace at https://www.srichinmoycentre.org/.
CHALLENGE: Find micro moments of peace in every day. Experiment with a meditation practice or expand your own, and reinforce this idea that you can take a moment to find your peace throughout each day. Notice how these moments impact how you feel overall, and how you treat yourself and others.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: WE CAN choose peace in all circumstances. 2: WE CAN see challenges as beneficial rather than detrimental. 3: Our thoughts and actions impact the world EVERY DAY.
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Changing the world feels big. Like, really big. But so often it’s the the small things that really matter: the daily choices we make every day to respect the planet, and to respect ourselves and each other. Nathan speaks with his friend, entrepreneur and photographer, Conrad Piepenburg, about the countless opportunities we have to make change with our daily choices. Conrad, originally from Germany and raised in Spain, shares what he’s learned over his career taking photos and building businesses around the globe. Listen for ways to avoid feeling insignificant in a world full of challenges, and get inspired to take whatever small actions YOU can to create big change.
There is good in every circumstance, but it's not always easy to see. With so many challenges right now, how can we find the good? Nathan explores the two most important habits to manage the ups and downs we're all experiencing these days: being honest and compassionate with yourself, and looking for the good and the GROWTH in every circumstance. Often it's the most difficult times that cause us to grow the most. Which doesn’t mean we ignore how tough circumstances feel. But WE CAN overcome those feelings of powerlessness. Nathan shares stories from his own life that reinforce the good that often comes from the most difficult situations, and explores how we can apply this idea collectively to our current situation. WE CAN come out from all of this stronger, and more committed than ever to building a better world TOGETHER.
These days it's easy to lose our heads, but staying calm is crucial. So often, during a crisis those with the least suffer the most. What does a crisis mean for the food insecure? Kim Buffington of Eden Gives joins us for a second conversation to discuss the importance of staying calm amidst troubling times, not just for our own well-being but also to protect the most vulnerable among us. Kim tells us about her volunteer team in Detroit who, despite countless reasons to avoid going out, are delivering more meals than ever to those in need. Kim thinks she knows why. She believes that serving others is THE KEY to keeping ourselves centered during this unprecedented time. Join us for a conversation about how we can be assets rather than burdens for our communities. Get inspired about the change you can make even, while we stay home to stay safe.
SUPPORT Eden Gives: Learn more, volunteer, and donate at https://edengives.org/.
CHALLENGE: Choose your own adventure. Do whatever you feel is in your power to uplift or serve someone in your life, whether they’re family, friends, or strangers. Choose what you have to offer and offer it. Be part of the solution to a problem for someone else.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: When we CARE FOR OTHERS, we care for ourselves. 2: We choose HOW WE RESPOND to a crisis, and the choices we make impact others. 3: Challenges can separate us, or BRING US TOGETHER.
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We can end food insecurity. Roughly 24 MILLION PEOPLE in the United States alone don't have enough fresh food to eat. Kim Buffington is committed to doing something about it. About 14 years ago, Kim’s life changed. She made a choice to start a new path focused on serving the people of Detroit with food as her foundation. Through her nonprofit, Eden Gives, Kim is bringing fresh food to families who need it. With an ambitious vision for the future of Eden Gives, Kim plans to transform her community through urban farming, local alliances, and fresh food grown on the same block as the customers it feeds. Listen for ways you can support Eden Gives' mission, and connect with local food programs in your community.
SUPPORT Eden Gives: Learn more, volunteer, and donate at https://edengives.org/.
CHALLENGE: Sit down and consider what you possess – skills, talents, resources, food, or anything – and how what you have could make a difference in someone else’s life. Make a list. Choose one thing from your list and take one action toward making your impact a reality.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: Food is ESSENTIAL, and when we transform how communities relate to food we transform those communities. 2: There is POWER in supporting local community solutions to local community problems. 3: We can all MAKE CHANGE by recognizing what’s “in our hands” – whatever it is that we have to offer - and offering it.
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How we shop matters. Everything we buy has impact. We can support companies whose products protect human rights and the planet, or not. Join us for a conversation with Kenneth Smith, CEO of Hempy's, for an honest look at fashion and how we can make it better. Kenneth has been aware of the potential that alternative materials like hemp have for years as the owner of a hemp clothing line based in San Diego, CA. Kenneth educates us on the endless uses for hemp, how it could transform our environment and our industries, and why it was blacklisted for over 100 years. Hemp is one of the most versatile and sustainable materials on the planet - good for business, good for us, and good for the Earth. Yet growing it was restricted until late 2018. Is it time for hemp's 21st century moment? Hemp goes way beyond CBD. Listen in and learn how you can be part of hemp's next chapter.
SUPPORT Hempy’s: Shop high-quality hemp goods at https://hempys.com/, and support other hemp-based and slow fashion companies!
CHALLENGE: Learn more. Choose one element from today’s episode that surprised you and dig into it. The more we know about the alternatives we have, the more we expect solutions that work. Check out the documentary “True Cost” on YouTube, and learn more about fast fashion and how it’s impacting our environment and human rights around the globe.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: We have countless UNDISCOVERED RESOURCES like hemp, which can support our environment and transform our world. 2: It’s time for the NEXT CHAPTER in the story of hemp. Let’s help it grow. 3: We don’t need EVERYONE to change the world, just ENOUGH of us. We explore the idea of CRITICAL MASS, and its examples in history.
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Be kind. Changing the world can be as simple as that. In our first informal conversation Nathan interviews cellist, Peter Pearson, who also happens to be Nathan’s partner. Nathan and Peter discuss staying positive in the face of overwhelming negativity, the simple power of being kind to another person, and how each of us can approach every day so that we bring our best selves to the table. None of us has everything figured out, but we can choose how we treat ourselves and others to make this world a better place. Join us for an everyday conversation about everyday things with a focus on being the best we can be.
Join us in two weeks for our episode with Kenneth Smith, CEO of Hempy’s, to learn about the thousands of ways hemp could change the world!
When times get tough, it’s time to focus on others. The most powerful way to overcome our own problems is to be there for the people around us. When we’re focused on lifting someone else up we take up the space where our worries lived with a feeling of purpose, and we remind ourselves how powerful our connections to people around us are. Nathan explores 5 BENEFITS that getting outside of ourselves and focusing on others can bring us, even in the most challenging of times. Listen in, and accept our challenge for you to make a list of five things you can do over the next two weeks to support someone else. Make a phone call, write a letter or email, donate to a local nonprofit, pick up groceries for your neighbor. Find ways to forget about your own worries and be there for someone else, and notice how it affects your day and your week for the better.
What are you grateful for? These five words can change your life and our guest today can prove it. After transforming his own life with gratitude, Teddy Droseros made it his mission to share what he learned with as many people as possible. Join us for a conversation with Teddy as we discuss the gratitude spaces he's creating in schools and businesses around the globe through his nonprofit, Grateful Peoples. In one troubled middle school, poor student behavioral reports decreased by 40% IN ONE YEAR after all 300 students began using Teddy’s gratitude practice every day. Teachers reported that even they were treating each other better. Listen to learn more about how gratitude might just hold the key to a better world.
SUPPORT Grateful Peoples: Purchase a beautiful, hand-designed gratitude journal or donate to support at https://gratefulpeoples.com/.
CHALLENGE: Gratitude challenge! Every day for at least one week, spend 10 minutes of your morning writing down what you’re grateful for. Notice how it affects the rest of your day. Consider building this practice into your routine long-term for an extra boost of positivity every morning.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: Gratitude is simple, but it can CHANGE YOUR LIFE. 2: Gratitude is EASY, and FREE. 3: Gratitude can transform COMMUNITIES, and build better societies.
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Instead of more animals, let’s make ocean plastic go extinct. Every minute, the equivalent of ONE GARBAGE TRUCK full of plastic enters the oceans. And currently ONLY 9% of plastic is ever recycled. Single-use plastic is a problem, but we can change that. Join us for a conversation with Emma Rose Cohen, CEO and founder of FinalStraw – the world’s first collapsible, reusable metal straw. Emma takes us through the plastic problem, what has created it, and how to stop plastic pollution in its tracks. Save the oceans: the sea turtles, dolphins, beach dwellers, and mermaids will thank you. Click here for a free plastics guide download we created with FinalStraw!
SUPPORT FinalStraw: Shop Final’s amazing reusables at https://final.co/.
CHALLENGE: Reusables challenge! Make a commitment to AVOID ONE OR ALL of the following common disposables: plastic straws, plastic cutlery, plastic bags, or disposable coffee cups. Commit to avoiding the disposable(s) of your choice for at least the next two weeks, and consider making permanent choice to end disposables from your life for good!
TAKEAWAYS: 1: Straws are STEP ONE on the path to ending disposables. 2: Plastic is NOT THE PROBLEM. It’s how we use it. 3: Recycling is NOT the answer. Reducing, reusing, and REFUSING are the keys to solving our plastic problem.
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Let’s chuck food waste in the trash. Over 90 billion pounds of food are wasted every year in the United States. And just one-third of that could end hunger overnight. Join us for our first episode featuring Robert Lee, CEO and co-founder of Rescuing Leftover Cuisine. RLC is a non-profit based in New York City which collects leftovers from restaurants and offices all over the city and delivers them to those without secure access to food. Food delivery for those in need. Listen for ways that you can help to solve the food insecurity problem exactly where you are. Join the conversation, go zero waste, and become part of the solution.
SUPPORT RLC: Sign up to volunteer or donate to support at https://www.rescuingleftovercuisine.org/.
CHALLENGE: Donate something. Food, clothes, toys, whatever you have of value that someone may need. Find a shelter or donation center near you, and make a contribution.
TAKEAWAYS: 1: WE CAN solve hunger with what we already have. 2: WE WASTE more than we realize, and if we stop wasting we could change the world. 3: THE FACE of food insecurity is not always visible on the surface. Our communities need us.
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You want to change the world? So do we, and our guests can help. Host Nathan Gardner introduces the ideas of our show and previews the stories we’ll be telling. Stories of people who are coming up with innovative new ways to solve every problem we face, and about the impact we can each make every single day. Every day we have an opportunity to make the world a better place. So what are we doing about it? Our show will get you engaged, informed, and inspired so that you can make a difference right now exactly where you are. OUR FORMAT: Introduce a problem, guest conversation, key takeaways, impact-driven CHALLENGE, and what you can do today to make a difference. Tune in, get inspired, share these stories with others, then get out there and change the world.
It's time to change the world. Introducing We Can Remake the World: a new show about the people who are changing the world, and how you can help. New episodes every other Monday featuring visionary business leaders, thinkers, nonprofits, artists, and everyday people who are making an impact. Tune in to learn more about the problems we face, then get inspired and take action where you are. We believe every single one of us can make a difference every single day and during every episode we’ll explore easy, positive actions you can take right now. Subscribe and join the community. Join the conversation. Let’s change the world.
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