Some rules are meant to be broken—especially the fake ones! Join Glen Galaich, CEO of the Stupski Foundation, as he sets out to discover how philanthropy can evolve to meet the challenges of our time. Each episode features conversations with rule-breaking leaders in philanthropy, nonprofits, government, media, and more, uncovering the challenges they have overcome by breaking fake rules and which ... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this episode of Break Fake Rules, author and philanthropic rule-breaker Dimple Abichandani joins us at the Global Philanthropy Forum Leaders Summit to spill the tea on her new book, A New Era of Philanthropy.
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Sarah Longwell returns to Break Fake Rules, this time at the Forward Global Summit! In this episode, Sarah breaks down the state of American democracy and the fractured media landscape in the wake of the election. How can philanthropists play a posit... more
In the season two premiere of Break Fake Rules, powerhouse rule-breaking duo Robert Reich, former U.S. Secretary of Labor, and Heather Kinlaw Lofthouse, Director of Inequality Media join Glen Galaich to explore the challenges of polarity and the corr... more
Welcome back to Break Fake Rules with Glen Galaich, CEO of the Stupski Foundation. This season, we're excited to bring you a new slate of inspiring rule-breakers in media, government, philanthropy, and more. Listen to a preview of the new season. Ful... more
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Conversations focus on challenging conventional norms within philanthropy and social justice. Listeners can expect discussions that address significant topics such as the role of mutual aid, effective funding strategies, and the complexities of racial equity in charitable practices. The show hosts a diverse range of thought leaders who demonstrate how to navigate and break through outdated systems to promote meaningful social change. Unique elements include humor and personal anecdotes from guests who bring urgency to their missions, fostering an engaging atmosphere that encourages listeners to rethink traditional approaches to giving and civic responsibility.
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