
Natalie Silverstein, MPH, is an author, consultant, nonprofit founder, and passionate advocate for family and youth service. Her latest book, Simple Acts: The Busy Teens Guide to Making a Difference, was created to help adolescents and teens discover their passion and purpose through acts of kindness and service to others. She believes that you don't need to change the whole world to make a big im... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 159 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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For the last episode of season four, I'm honored to share a special conversation with Sarah Jakle, the founder of a nonpartisan nonprofit organization called DemocraShe, which offers online training to high school girls. Democrashe creates a vibrant ... more
A walkathon is a fun and relatively easy way to raise awareness and funds for a cause you care about. My guests today, Makenna and Stella, launched the Mayo Miles Walk to raise awareness around visual impairment, a condition that has affected both of... more
Young people, especially young girls of color, continue to struggle with mental health issues even six years after the pandemic. Access to services and support is spotty, and many tweens and teens feel isolated and unseen. My guest today, 14-year-old... more
I think we can all agree that sometimes, a simple phone call from a friend can brighten your whole day. And for a lonely or isolated older adult, that phone call might be one of the only points of human connection they will have. My guest today, Nola... more
We all know that books hold the key to language and literacy. My guest today, Sahana, a high school senior from Ohio, has always had a passion for words and reading and was a finalist in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. She launched the Young Learn... more
My guest today, HS sophomore Evan Z., cares deeply about making the streets of his community safer for everyone - drivers, walkers and bicycle riders. He started NextGen Community Builders, an organization dedicated to empowering youth through traffi... more
Origami is a traditional Japanese art of folding paper, typically without cutting or gluing, to create intricate, beautiful and colorful shapes. It can be a meditative practice, and is an art form often passed down from one generation to the next. My... more
Over the four years of doing this podcast, I have had the privilege of learning about some incredible social impact projects that take a unique approach to solving a difficult problem, but my guest today has one of the most interesting stories I've h... more
If you need a reminder that the future is bright, listen to this podcast. It highlights incredible teens and young change-makers who are actually doing the work to improve their communities.
The interviews are authentic, moving, and prove that you’re never too young to make a massive impact. It’s the perfect mix of heart and actionable inspiration. A must-listen for anyone who believes in the power of service!
I really like this series,. It is nice to see today’s teens striving to make an impact.
This podcast is a powerful and unique platform! It amplifies youth voices in an inspiring way, and the host’s passion shines through every episode.
Mind4Matter really appreciates the podcast interview!
We need more podcasts like this to break through the negative news cycle. These are inspiring stories that I love tuning into. The next generation is so kind.
This podcast reminds us that even small gestures by young people can have significant positive impact in communities. Whenever I hear this, I am continuously inspired to engage in acts of service.
This an uplifting podcast. The host brings out the passion and authenticity in each young change maker. It’s a refreshing reminder of the incredible difference young people are making, and I always leave feeling hopeful and empowered.
This is a fantastic podcast! I highly recommend it to anyone who wants a quick and effective dose of inspiration, ways to take action, or a feeling of hope from learning about the positive work that people have done.
Every episode of Simple Acts, Big Impact draws me in and fills me with hope. The interviews are always captivating (I love Natalie’s pick wit, humor be ease) and I listen with my whole family. I can’t wait for the next episode, for my instant dose of inspiration.
This short podcast shines a light on the next generation of change-makers, leaders and provides hope for the future. Hearing young people who put others first in an effort to fix their local problems or worldwide dilemmas is inspiring. These stories are examples of the finest we can hope for from our children and others. The host is also a selfless and dedicated person who believes in making a difference by doing something in her daily life not just on her podcast. Kudos to all involved! When y... more
Thank you for this encouraging and inspiring podcast
Love the way Natalie showcases and encourages teens philanthropy and impact!! The ripple effect is magnifying all this goodness!
Terrific podcast! There is magic in these episodes. Thank you for the hope, light, and big hearts profiled in each of these stories. Kids today are amazing humans and we need to support them. They will change our world for the better!
Great podcast that will inspire you!
I love listening to Natalie's Simple Acts, Big Impact podcast! Natalie's interviewing style is engaging, informative, and fun, and she provides a platform for young changemakers to let their authentic selves shine. Simple Acts, Big Impact puts kindness, empathy, and action at the center — themes our world needs more of today.
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This program profiles teen and tween volunteers, nonprofit founders, and young activists who are turning goodwill into action. Episodes spotlight teen-led initiatives across a wide range of causes—from literacy and literacy access to intergenerational programs, health advocacy, climate education, and service-based entrepreneurship. Host interviews center on motivation, practical steps to launch and sustain youth-driven efforts, fundraising, partnerships, and scalable models. The tone is hopeful and action-oriented, offering tangible takeaways for listeners who want to start their own community projects, volunteer, or sponsor youth-driven impact. A notable throughline is how small, consistent acts can ripple outward—demonstrating that young ... more
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