TRANSFORMATIONS PODCAST
Interviewing People Changing Our World
I interview people who are doing things that change our world for the better.
They are everywhere. They are all different. What they have in common is dedication to something larger than themselves, a deep sense of honor and commitment to making much needed changes in their countries. They do it with grace and heart and are examples to all of us. What each of us does impacts the larger world. Even small steps make a difference. I hope they inspire you to step up and use your gifts to make this a better world in whatever way you can.
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Leon Legothetis, creator and host of The Kindness Diaries the Netflix series, travels all over the world with no money and relies on the kindness of strangers to provide gas for his vehicle, food and lodging for a night. You won't believe what happens and how people respond. His first series travels included India, Vietnam, Cambodia, etc. This second series begins in Alaska and continues to Argentina.
Cleo Brown, Author, Speaker, Race Relations Strategist, History Matters Institute, talks about books, movies and news sources that help us understand historical relationships between races, how they affect us now and ways to move past old stereotypes.
Abeer Seikaly, an architect living in Jordan, has created beautiful woven huts that can be folded up and moved but which keep out heat and cold. She tells why and how she designed them and how they will be used in the future after she spent a night in one on Everest.
Ian Thomson, founder of Ocean Crusader from Queensland, Australia, tells how a dead sea turtle inspired him to clean up waterways in Australia and Fiji. He shares how we got others to join in and how the young are participating in a big way. He demonstrates what one person can do once they make up their mind.
Ferial Pearson, creator of The Secret Kindness Agents. Deeply upset by the Sandy Hook shootings of children, Ferial decided that the world needs kindness now more than ever. She took the question to her students - "Would acts of kindness change lives?" They didn't have the answers but wanted to find out. When Ferial suggested that each student do an act of kindness daily and then it would be published at the school, the students said, no. Their contention: when we do something kind for someone and tell them about it, the focus is on us. But when we do an act of kindness and don't tell the focus is on kindness. Each student got a secret agent name and watch what happened next.
Conversation with Prashant Lingam, Bamabook House, India, coming to us from India where he is using recycled plastics to solve the pollution in India and providing low-cost housing in amazing ways
Elizabeth Cain, Creator of the Ecco Newsletter for Unity of North Charleston, on getting back to connecting and respecting Earth and why it's necessary and ways to do that.
Sara Troy, originator, creator of Self-Discovery Media, where you can hear interviews with people who are conscious, inspiring, care about other people and our planet and are making a huge difference for all of us. Sara's vision is now coming into full flower and a tired and discouraged world will reap the benefit.
Michael H. Ballard, founder, Resiliency for Life, who faced death several times which led him to found Resiliency for Life to overcome diagnosis of illness and helped heal his daughter of a brain tumor. He now teaches others how to do the same.
Brian Meyer, founder, Veteran's Community Project, ex-Marine, who makes sure that no matter what any veteran needs they will be connected with the necessary resources. They have also built tiny homes for veterans and are now expanding to other states and other cities. The word community is in their title because they want to integrate veterans into the community and introduce the community to veterans.
Dr. Shawne Duperon, Nobel Peace Prize nominee for "The Apology" used by leaders all over the world and founder of Project Forgive, teaching corporations, businesses and individuals improved business performance through communication and development in diverse and inclusive workplaces.. She is also a 6 time Emmy winner as a TV producer.
Earl Bridges, producer and star of the series, The Good Road, nominated for an Emmy. Earl and his partner take us behind the scenes in the wilds of Africa, urban jungles for a surprising iew of a world we never see. His shows can be seen on PBS and CBS.
And many, many more interesting and inspiring interviews with people changing the world. See all of them at www.transformationspodcast.com and see and subscribe to interviews below:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5G3tB86F5k6JhvcHHMu3tg/videos
https://www.buzzprout.com/624592/episodes
https://open.spotify.com/show68ZWkqwP32A7GkgE9P4Aht
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/poscast/transformations-interviewing-world-changers/id/1482694669?ign-mpt=uo%3D4
UPCOMING SHOWS
John Miles, digital entrepreneur and founder, iWorker, saving people in Venezuela, living in fear and poverty, and giving them work paid in US dollars so they can find a better life and at the same time, supplying educated, skilled virtual assistants to businesses around the world. They now have 7,000 businesses using iWorker and still growing.