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Trumanitarian

Trumanitarian
Humanitarian Action
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Africa
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Climate Emergency
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South Africa
Refugees International
Ukraine
Housing, Land, and Property Rights
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Community Cohesion
African Cup Of Nations
International Criminal Court
Accountability
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If you are passionate about all things humanitarian and you are looking for new answers, you will enjoy listening to Trumanitarian's smart, honest conversations

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Latest Episodes

Wigdan Seedahmed joins host Lars Peter Nissen for a conversation that drifts between code and Sudanese music, and into the quiet art of translating magic into data - without letting magic slip.

Wigdan is not on autopilot. In a sector often dominated... more

What is the role of cash distributions in the humanitarian reset? That is the question that Cate Turton, the Director of the Cash Learning Partnership (CALP) Network), Yolande Wright, the VP for Partnerships at GiveDirectly and Alessandro Bini the Di... more

What happens when a philanthropist shows up differently? In this episode, Maya Ghosh Bichara joins host Lars Peter Nissen to reflect on what it means to fund, partner, and build trust with integrity.

Maya isn’t running a billion-dollar foundation - ... more

In this special crossover episode, Lars Peter Nissen (Trumanitarian) and Carla Vitantonio (Living Decoloniality) sit down in Doha to explore the deep fault lines in humanitarian work — and why they’ve both turned to podcasting as a space for honest c... more

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Recent Guests

Wigdan Seedahmed
A mathematician and original thinker focusing on data and humanitarian action.
Acaps
Episode: 112. Mathemagician
Cate Turton
Director of the Calp Network
Calp Network
Episode: 111. Cash Gods
Yolande Wright
Vice President of Partnerships
GiveDirectly
Episode: 111. Cash Gods
Alessandro Bini
Director of the Somali Cash Consortium
Somali Cash Consortium
Episode: 111. Cash Gods
Maya Ghosh Bichara
Philanthropist with a focus on mental health and social impact driven by her experiences in various global contexts.
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
Episode: 110. Philanthropy 2.0
Sofía Sprechmann-Sinado
Former Secretary General of CARE International
CARE International
Episode: 108. Elephant in the room
Amitabh Behar
Executive Director of Oxfam International
Oxfam International
Episode: 108. Elephant in the room
Ahmed Ekzayez
Chief of Programs for the White Helmets in Syria
White Helmets
Episode: 107. 319
Hajooj Kuka
Humanitarian activist working on mutual aid in Sudan
Episode: 106. Get out of the way

Host

Lars Peter Nissen
Host of discussions focusing on humanitarian action, emphasizing accountability, local engagement, and systemic challenges within the sector.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 54 ratings
  • Masterful Exploration of a challenging topic

    How can the humanitarian sector adapt to the changing demands of their clients and donors? How can the gigantic infrastructure with its bureaucratic behemoths, and top-down mindset become flexible, nimble, and transparent? Can these structures embrace risk, empower the front line and fail forward?

    Lars-Peter is a skilled interviewer who can be very direct, but also diplomatically holds back to create a space where his interviewees honestly explore new ideas and opportunities for the delivery of... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sendusaletter
    Switzerland4 years ago
  • Important topic, serious consideration

    Lars Peter Nissen has the perfect credentials to understand and probe the good, the bad and the ugly of humanitarian action. A must-listen for all those interested in his critical take on what’s up in the humanitarian space.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nick van praag
    United States5 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Feedback emphasizes the importance of the discussions regarding humanitarian challenges, with many highlighting the podcast as essential listening for those interested in the humanitarian sector.
Listeners praise the host for his skilled interviewing style that balances provocation with diplomacy, allowing for honest exploration of complex topics.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

109. Decolini…what?
Q: Do you think that your podcast, after five years, has become a potential tool for advocacy?
It makes me happy, first and foremost. It really makes me happy, and it keeps me curious. I'm just looking for a different way of talking about things.
109. Decolini…what?
Q: Can I ask, why isn't it called Living Decolonialism? Why is it Decoloniality?
It refers to a theory called the colonial matrix of power, which is a Latin American theory by Aníbal Quijano.
108. Elephant in the room
Q: What does Oxfam want to hold on to and what do they want to lose?
Oxfam wants to maintain strong local connections and voices while reforming the centralized control of funds and decision-making, addressing the aid system's existing power dynamics.
108. Elephant in the room
Q: What is the Pledge for Change, and how does it aim to transform Oxfam?
The Pledge for Change is a commitment by INGOs to decolonize aid and focus on equitable partnerships, ethical storytelling, and influencing the broader aid system, aiming to transform Oxfam and other INGOs by nudging them towards accountability and reflection.
107. 319
Q: What do you hope for the future of the White Helmets?
In the next five years, the organization aims to maintain a balance between national responsibilities and independent civil society roles, contributing to a free, democratic Syria.

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What is Trumanitarian about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast features intelligent and candid discussions focused on the humanitarian sector, emphasizing transformative ideas and innovative solutions to pressing challenges faced by humanitarian organizations. Episodes explore various themes such as cash distribution, local engagement, philanthropy, accountability in humanitarian action, mutual aid, and the intersection of technology and humanitarian work. Notably, a strong emphasis is placed on the importance of shifting traditional aid paradigms towards more locally-driven and equitable solutions, making the content relevant for practitioners and advocates alike who are seeking meaningful change in humanitarian efforts.

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1. Wigdan Seedahmed
2. Cate Turton
3. Yolande Wright
4. Alessandro Bini
5. Maya Ghosh Bichara
6. Sofía Sprechmann-Sinado
7. Amitabh Behar
8. Ahmed Ekzayez

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