We Can Be Podcast - The Heinz Endowments

Author: Vários
Narrator: Vários
Publisher: Podcast
Duration: 40:45:11
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Synopsis

Leaders working for a more just world tell their stories of community and possibility to The Heinz Endowments' Grant Oliphant.

Episodes

Love Canal’s accidental environmentalist Lois Gibbs on the movement she sparked & what today’s activists need to know to save our world (S01EP17)

27/06/2018 Duration: 27min

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What the Eyes Don't See: Mona Hanna-Attisha & Flint’s lead water crisis. (S01EP16)

20/06/2018 Duration: 29min

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The 45 Words that Define Us: Max King on a First Amendment under fire, why we let rights slip away & how we can save them (S01E15)

13/06/2018 Duration: 30min

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Environmental justice superhero Mustafa Santiago Ali and the Hip Hop Caucus are shifting minds and votes one community at a time. (S01EP14)

06/06/2018 Duration: 27min

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Born for Storms: Angela Blanchard was a rock during Houston’s Hurricane Harvey & now she’s out to change the world for good (S01EP13)

30/05/2018 Duration: 26min

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New Power: Author Henry Timms explains what it is, how to get it & why it’s changing our hyper-connected world. (S01EP12)

23/05/2018 Duration: 28min

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Brick by brick: Steve Shelton got his second chance & now he makes certain others have a shot at their own redemption (S01EP11)

16/05/2018 Duration: 25min

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Spinning our moral compass: Rabbi Ron Symons on why centuries-old traditions may be the secret to navigating race, wage & immigrant issues. SE01E10

09/05/2018 Duration: 28min

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R2-D2, Illah & Ethics: How robotics & AI genius Illah Nourbakhsh was inspired to use his superpowers for good SE01E09

02/05/2018 Duration: 27min

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Circles of love: Tammy Thompson draws on her own remarkable journey in her work to break poverty trauma cycles (S01EP08)

25/04/2018 Duration: 29min

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Humor, Rap, Poetry & Love: the New Muslim Cool of Hamza Perez (S01E07)

18/04/2018 Duration: 28min

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A Story of Two Wilsons: Janis Burley Wilson grew up in an arts-loving family in playwright August Wilson’s hometown, and now she leads his namesake Center for African American Culture. (S01E06)

11/04/2018 Duration: 25min

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From Miami to the Midwest: Change Agency’s Betty Cruz has made it her life’s work to make her city a welcoming place for immigrants. (S01E05)

04/04/2018 Duration: 26min

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Center for Coalfield Justice’s Veronica Coptis and her fight for one rural America county’s environmental justice (S01EP04)

28/03/2018 Duration: 25min

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Actor/writer David Conrad’s long journey home, identity of place, and the key role artists play in shaping our future (S01 EP03)

21/03/2018 Duration: 25min

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Kazakhstan candy, a Wisconsin dairy farm, PBS and innovative investigative news: the fantastic journey of PublicSource Exec. Director Mila Sanina (S01EP02)

14/03/2018 Duration: 25min

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Post-9/11 vets' unique role in a more perfect union w/ Nick Grimes of Veterans Breakfast Club (S01EP01)

28/02/2018 Duration: 25min

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We Can Be Podcast - The Heinz Endowments

Synopsis

Episodes

Love Canal’s accidental environmentalist Lois Gibbs on the movement she sparked & what today’s activists need to know to save our world (S01EP17)

What the Eyes Don't See: Mona Hanna-Attisha & Flint’s lead water crisis. (S01EP16)

The 45 Words that Define Us: Max King on a First Amendment under fire, why we let rights slip away & how we can save them (S01E15)

Environmental justice superhero Mustafa Santiago Ali and the Hip Hop Caucus are shifting minds and votes one community at a time. (S01EP14)

Born for Storms: Angela Blanchard was a rock during Houston’s Hurricane Harvey & now she’s out to change the world for good (S01EP13)

New Power: Author Henry Timms explains what it is, how to get it & why it’s changing our hyper-connected world. (S01EP12)

Brick by brick: Steve Shelton got his second chance & now he makes certain others have a shot at their own redemption (S01EP11)

Spinning our moral compass: Rabbi Ron Symons on why centuries-old traditions may be the secret to navigating race, wage & immigrant issues. SE01E10

R2-D2, Illah & Ethics: How robotics & AI genius Illah Nourbakhsh was inspired to use his superpowers for good SE01E09

Circles of love: Tammy Thompson draws on her own remarkable journey in her work to break poverty trauma cycles (S01EP08)

Humor, Rap, Poetry & Love: the New Muslim Cool of Hamza Perez (S01E07)

A Story of Two Wilsons: Janis Burley Wilson grew up in an arts-loving family in playwright August Wilson’s hometown, and now she leads his namesake Center for African American Culture. (S01E06)

From Miami to the Midwest: Change Agency’s Betty Cruz has made it her life’s work to make her city a welcoming place for immigrants. (S01E05)

Center for Coalfield Justice’s Veronica Coptis and her fight for one rural America county’s environmental justice (S01EP04)

Actor/writer David Conrad’s long journey home, identity of place, and the key role artists play in shaping our future (S01 EP03)

Kazakhstan candy, a Wisconsin dairy farm, PBS and innovative investigative news: the fantastic journey of PublicSource Exec. Director Mila Sanina (S01EP02)

Post-9/11 vets' unique role in a more perfect union w/ Nick Grimes of Veterans Breakfast Club (S01EP01)

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Synopsis

Episodes

Love Canal’s accidental environmentalist Lois Gibbs on the movement she sparked & what today’s activists need to know to save our world (S01EP17)

What the Eyes Don't See: Mona Hanna-Attisha & Flint’s lead water crisis. (S01EP16)

The 45 Words that Define Us: Max King on a First Amendment under fire, why we let rights slip away & how we can save them (S01E15)

Environmental justice superhero Mustafa Santiago Ali and the Hip Hop Caucus are shifting minds and votes one community at a time. (S01EP14)

Born for Storms: Angela Blanchard was a rock during Houston’s Hurricane Harvey & now she’s out to change the world for good (S01EP13)

New Power: Author Henry Timms explains what it is, how to get it & why it’s changing our hyper-connected world. (S01EP12)

Brick by brick: Steve Shelton got his second chance & now he makes certain others have a shot at their own redemption (S01EP11)

Spinning our moral compass: Rabbi Ron Symons on why centuries-old traditions may be the secret to navigating race, wage & immigrant issues. SE01E10

R2-D2, Illah & Ethics: How robotics & AI genius Illah Nourbakhsh was inspired to use his superpowers for good SE01E09

Circles of love: Tammy Thompson draws on her own remarkable journey in her work to break poverty trauma cycles (S01EP08)

Humor, Rap, Poetry & Love: the New Muslim Cool of Hamza Perez (S01E07)

A Story of Two Wilsons: Janis Burley Wilson grew up in an arts-loving family in playwright August Wilson’s hometown, and now she leads his namesake Center for African American Culture. (S01E06)

From Miami to the Midwest: Change Agency’s Betty Cruz has made it her life’s work to make her city a welcoming place for immigrants. (S01E05)

Center for Coalfield Justice’s Veronica Coptis and her fight for one rural America county’s environmental justice (S01EP04)

Actor/writer David Conrad’s long journey home, identity of place, and the key role artists play in shaping our future (S01 EP03)

Kazakhstan candy, a Wisconsin dairy farm, PBS and innovative investigative news: the fantastic journey of PublicSource Exec. Director Mila Sanina (S01EP02)

Post-9/11 vets' unique role in a more perfect union w/ Nick Grimes of Veterans Breakfast Club (S01EP01)

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