
The Solve Effect is a podcast by MIT Solve that hosts leaders, visionaries, and barrier-breakers intent on wielding technology for good. Each episode explores the journeys of people rewriting the rules for global problem solving—from questioning the ethics of data to tackling bias in AI to applying traditional knowledge in the modern world. Join us in inspiring action to global problem-solving!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

What does it take to rewire a public health system from the inside out?
In this episode of The Solve Effect, guest host Alexander Dale, Director of Global Programs at MIT Solve, sits down with Ruchit Nagar, co-founder of Khushi Baby. What began as a... more
Are we living in unprecedented times for philanthropy, or have we seen this all before?
In this episode of The Solve Effect, we welcome the CEO and co-founder of The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Stacy Palmer.
For four decades, Stacy has reported on... more
Rama Kayyali brought an artifact from her early entrepreneurial days–a homemade VHS tape–during this recording.
That’s how long her company, Little Thinking Minds, and her product, I Read Arabic, have been making an impact in the EdTech world.
Ra... more
Her grandfather picked up litter in the amusement park he helped build. She continues that legacy by taking out the trash of inherited wealth and showing a better way forward.
On this episode of The Solve Effect, Hala Hanna interviews award-winning ... more
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