What does it take to change the world? This podcast will introduce you to the people who are who are mending our planet, stitching together a new future and showing us the best of what it is to be human. Hosts: Angus Hervey, Amy Davoren-Rose
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
In our final episode of the series, we’ll uncover the surprising stories behind the science of the world’s first jab for malaria and how this ‘orphan’ vaccine became a lifesaving intervention that has already reached 5 million children. We look at wh... more
Rolling out a new vaccine across an entire continent takes an extraordinary chain of people - from the scientists in the labs, to delivery truck drivers and healthcare workers on motorbikes who stop at nothing to get this vaccine into far-flung villa... more
Malaria is one of the deadliest diseases of all time - responsible for more deaths than all of humanity's wars combined. That means that the arrival of not one, but two malaria vaccines has the potential to change the future of our species.
In this... more
Over a year ago, we decided that we wanted to tell the storyof the malaria vaccine; one of the most important yet hidden stories of progress in the world right now. We knew that this would be a massive undertaking, but it turned out to be more epic t... more
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Focusing on stories of hope and progress, this podcast brings to light inspiring individuals who are making a tangible difference in various fields, including mental health, environmental conservation, and social justice. Through in-depth discussions with notable guests and experts, listeners are exposed to innovative initiatives aimed at creating positive change, while being encouraged to cultivate their own sense of agency in addressing global challenges. With an emphasis on uplifting narratives, the content showcases a diverse array of topics that collectively promote a hopeful outlook on the future and the potential for human advancement.
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Hope Is A Verb launched 2 years ago and published 44 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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