
How do we build an inclusive world? Hear intimate and in-depth conversations with changemakers on disability rights, youth mental health advocacy, prison reform, grassroots activism, and more. First-hand stories about activism, change, and courage from people who are changing the world: from how a teen mom became the Planned Parenthood CEO, to NBA player Kevin Love on mental health in professional... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 136 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Sometimes the hardest type of activism is the activism that happens inside ourselves. It’s easier for us to give others support and grace when they need it than it is for us to look in the mirror and do the same for ourselves. For recent guests Jeffr... more
Some of the biggest challenges we face follow us through generations. And when Jackie Goldschneider sat down to write her memoir, she found two of her activist causes dated back multiple generations in her family.
Jackie, a writer, lawyer and cast m... more
For some people, activism is an accident. They come into this work by way of a core issue, and either become experts on that matter, or they expand, becoming experts in activism. But for some, activism is an ethos. A lifelong calling to give and care... more
There are not enough therapists in America. And even when you can find one, it is hard to schedule an appointment. This is the case despite the fact that America also has a rising mental health crisis. More people are aware of their mental health nee... more
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A lot of episodes about the importance of antisemitism which is very crucial and important especially during this time, but after the episode with lizzy Savetsky I’m suddenly very concerned about the lack or episodes about the humanitarian efforts around the genocide in Gaza.
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I love that the Show is willing to wade waste deep into the most divisive topics - I was j... more
This show and host are the definition of performative activism. The causes of environmental harm are primarily: military emissions, industrial/petroleum, extreme capitalism, and aggressive consumerism. Why have a show about Activism if you don’t tackle every single one of those regularly? What a fraud.
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This show features intimate conversations with changemakers across disability rights, philanthropy, mental health advocacy, immigration, anti-racism, and Jewish community issues. Guests range from nonprofit leaders and activists to artists and public figures, sharing personal journeys, activism strategies, and practical steps for building a more inclusive world. A notable throughline is turning adversity into socially impactful work, with the host drawing on decades of experience to surface human-centered insights and accountability in social justice efforts.
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Recent guests on All About Change include:
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2. Jackie Goldschneider
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4. Phillip Schermer
5. Kaila Yu
6. Jeffrey Marsh
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