A podcast that explores big questions around global activism through the eyes of activists creating change in unprecedented and underreported ways.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture |
When Joy Oladokun was 10 years old, she saw a performance that made her realize she wanted to play music.
Today, she has been named the top LGBTQ+ artist to watch and calls herself the Trap Tracy Chapman. Her music, from folk songs to ballads, reso... more
Senator Nikil Saval represents several neighborhoods of Philadelphia on the Pennsylvania State Senate. He has worn many hats, including author, editor, and community organizer, before he was elected as the first Asian American Ward Leader in Philadel... more
How can we hold our governments accountable? It’s a fundamental question of democracy, one that humans have been wrestling with for millenia. But recently, technology has disrupted the way we think about this problem and its potential solutions.
In... more
Finn Lau is an activist-in-exile fighting for democracy in Hong Kong. What does accountability look like when officials evade the consequences of their decisions? How can you build international solidarity from outside your home country? Benjamin spo... more
Really enjoyed listening to this podcast. It features some really interesting people who I learned a lot from! I’m very impressed by the production skills as well, especially for the first season of an independent series. All around a great listen!!
If you want great storytelling and to be inspired by our natural world, give it a listen!
wow!! benjamin and trisha are such amazing storytellers and highlight such important stories! such inspiring content!! mind = blown 🤯
Wow. I found myself feeling so intellectually and personally challenged and inspired by every word of every episode. Thank you for your contributions to this planet!
Great job Benjamin and Trisha. I’ve been inspired listening to the activists you’ve interviewed!
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