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Hope Is A Verb

Fix The News
Climate Change
Human Library
Mental Health
Diversity and Inclusion
Social Justice
Understanding Human Differences
Refugees
The Dream Orchestra
Global Conflicts
Clubfoot
Northern Bald Ibis
Indigenous Knowledge
Pakistan
Hope
Conservation
Rewilding
Food Redistribution
Environmental Activism
Food Waste
Farmlink Project

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

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Meet David Fajgenbaum, a physician scientist who is savinglives by repurposing existing medications to treat different diseases through his organisation Every Cure. This conversation will challenge the way you look medicine and unlock the possibility... more

Two weeks ago, Amy was on the ground in New York during the UN General Assembly and Climate Week. Attending various events, including the Clinton Global Initiative, Amy spoke with some incredible people who work on the frontlines of climate, healthca... more

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

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Rutger Bregman
Bestselling author known for his works 'Utopia for Realists' and 'Humankind'
Episode: Rutger Bregman – Quit Your Job, Change The World
Paulie Stewart
Lead singer of The Painters and Dockers, music journalist, and author
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Episode: Paulie Stewart - Punk Magic
Boyan Slat
Founder of The Ocean Cleanup
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Episode: Boyan Slat - The Impossible Cleanup
Steven Pinker
Johnston Family Professor of Psychology at Harvard University, author, and public intellectual
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Episode: Steven Pinker – Why Progress Is Possible
Ncazelo Ncube-Mlilo
Psychologist and Narrative Therapist
Polar NGO
Episode: Ncazelo Ncube-Mlilo – The Caravan Of Joy And Tears
Sonia Vallabh
Biomedical scientist retraining to find a cure for prion disease
Co-founder of a research lab
Episode: Sonia Vallabh - A Scientist's Quest To Cure Her Own Disease
Jane Goodall
Renowned primatologist and conservationist
Episode: Clinton Global Initiative - A Million Little Bits
Zach Wyatt
Founder of Carolina Farm Trust, focusing on sustainable food networks
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Gavita Gulhati
Leader in water security initiatives
Episode: Clinton Global Initiative - A Million Little Bits

Hosts

Angus Hervey
Co-host and Editor, involved in discussing a range of social issues, with a focus on solutions-oriented narratives that inspire change.
Amy Davoren-Rose
Co-host, known for engaging discussions that connect personal stories with broader social issues, emphasizing community involvement and positive narratives.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 138 ratings
  • Thank you - what a wonderful suprise for the ears and mind

    Absolutely loved these insightful interviews and the first ask me anything is an absolutely brilliant discussion … Thank you for sharing solutions based news in this way; an energising listen in a world often highlighting gloom.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rebecca Newman
    Australiaa month ago
  • Original and informative

    Such valuable content. This podcast showcases stories you are unlikely to hear elsewhere. Uplifting listening. Don’t miss it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Them Changes first single
    United Kingdom9 months ago
  • Fine people focus on solution

    find the wave underway, dream up a better day, stay wholy together fueled by constant fruitation of hope.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sigve
    Finland10 months ago
  • Great antidote to daily news.

    Gulp. Gulp.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Integral coach.
    Canada2 years ago
  • What a refreshing outlook on life and the world!

    I love the newsletter - informative, balanced and hopeful. The podcast is equally informative but most importantly, hopeful!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Steve4theworld
    Canada2 years ago

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Uplifting and informative, shedding light on hopeful narratives amidst crisis.
Listeners appreciate the warmth and relatability of hosts and their guests.
Engaging discussions with inspiring guests and strong community involvement themes.
A refreshing change from negativity in the media, focusing on actionable solutions.

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A Shot At History, Part 2 - The Chain
Q: How do you contact people to let them know there's a new vaccine?
In Sierra Leone, less than 30 percent of the population has electricity; you go to where people gather every day, like markets.
A Shot At History, Part 2 - The Chain
Q: What does that mean to you when that first batch arrives on the airport tarmac?
The vaccines arriving is definitely something worth celebrating, but the African continent has challenges.
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Q: Why did you join?
Because I want to learn more and to spread the message all over the world.
Ask Us Anything
Q: What coverage can you provide on the climate crisis, especially regarding individual actions?
The discussion reflects on balancing individual responsibility with the necessity for collective action, illustrating the complexity of climate change solutions.
Ask Us Anything
Q: Could Fix The News grow into a truly global independent news network?
Angus discusses the challenges of scaling while maintaining integrity, suggesting that they're more focused on empowering their small readership than aiming for mass market appeal.

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Focused on constructive change and societal progress, this series explores the inspiring stories of individuals who are actively contributing to the betterment of humanity. The conversations frequently center around public health, grassroots activism, environmentalism, and social justice, often highlighting historical figures and current initiatives that embody these themes. Listeners will find uplifting discussions that challenge conventional narratives, showcasing how small actions can lead to significant impacts. With a strong emphasis on solutions-oriented journalism, the content encourages engagement and hope in an often troubling world, making it appealing to those seeking positivity and motivation amidst daily challenges.

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2. Paulie Stewart
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