Grace For Impact
Peoples Media
Hi, I’m Natalie Ginor. In this podcast, I am embarking on a journey to share the stories of relatable people, whose lives, like most of ours, are complex, burdened, and filled with both sorrow and vitality. Their resilience, empathy, and curiosity serve as inspiration for living with the challenges, shadowed realities, and beauty woven into the intricacies of life. It is in these shared stories that perhaps we will grapple with our own responses to challenge and how perhaps eventually we can bring our own grace for impact.
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Rawan Osman, Lebanese-Syrian/German activist
Grace For Impact
04/22/25 • 54 min
Rawan Osman is a Lebanese writer, researcher, and advocate for peace and coexistence in the Middle East. As the founder of ArabsAsk, a platform dedicated to fostering dialogue and challenging misconceptions about Israel and the Arab world, Rawan engages with Arab audiences to promote open discussions on history, culture, and geopolitics.
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Ephy Shapiro, HaGAl Sheli
Grace For Impact
06/28/24 • 46 min
This week, we sit down for an interview with Ephy Shapiro, International Partnerships Manager at HaGal Sheli, an educational youth program that utilizes surfing as an empowerment tool for at-risk youth.
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Ifat Bechor, CEO of Unistream
Grace For Impact
07/26/24 • 42 min
Ifat Bechor is the CEO of Unistream, an Entrepreneurship program with the aim of ensuring that every child in Israel, including those from the country’s geographic and socioeconomic periphery - is given equal opportunities in life.
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Micah Hendler, Founder & Artistic Director of The Israeli-Palestinian Jerusalem Youth Chorus
Grace For Impact
07/12/24 • 62 min
Micah Hendler is a musical change maker. He is the Founder and artistic director of the Israeli-Palestinian Jerusalem Youth Chorus, a music and dialogue project, raising the voices of young leaders.
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Nova Exhibit 2 Perspectives: Ron Segev, Nova Festival Survivor & Jackson Mushnick’s Mob Protest Experience
Grace For Impact
06/21/24 • 63 min
Conversation with Nova music festival October 7th survivor, Ron Segev, regarding his involvement with the Nova exhibit in NYC and the impact he hopes to have on its visitors. A follow up conversation with Jackson Mushnick, who was visiting the exhibit June 10th, 3 days after the interview with Ron Segev and was locked inside the exhibit for his safety, when mobs chanted violent hatred outside the exhibit.
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Ashira Solomon, host of “The Black and Jewish Podcast," co-host of “The Quad” and a political commentator
Grace For Impact
11/22/24 • 64 min
Ashira Solomon is a News personality, host of “The Black and Jewish Podcast," co-host of “The Quad” and a political commentator. She is a wealth of information, facts, history, and thinks and speaks in nuance through a lens of context and reason. Her voice is recognized internationally. Her breadth of knowledge on the middle east is tremendous. She advocates for dialoguing with facts and truth and urges people to refrain from their binary stance on so many topics for which a black and white approach is inaccurate and harmful.
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Carine Bassili, Musician, Ambassador of Peace
Grace For Impact
12/09/24 • 33 min
On October 1st, as Iran released 200 ballistic missiles at Israel, Carine Bassili released her song “October Rain” to the world. Her courageous decision to translate Israeli Eurovision contestant Eden Golan’s song "Hurricane" into Arabic was the obvious next step in her solidarity with Israel. Carine, a devout Christian Lebanese women was banned from Lebanon in 2020, for musically collaborating with her Israeli friend. She doesn't view herself as fearless. Rather, she sees herself as a woman standing with truth, justice, history and hope.
For more, you can follow the show on Instagram @Graceforimpactpodcast
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Matthew Goldstein, MD, PHD and CEO of Jscreen
Grace For Impact
12/23/24 • 39 min
Matthew Goldstein MD, PHD is an entrepreneur, and the CEO of Jscreen, a genetic screening initiative originated out of Emory University. His journey to this role was deeply personal. After the tragic loss of his daughter Havi to Tay-Sachs disease, he dedicated himself to preventing similar experiences for other families. This experience became a driving force behind his work at Jscreen, which focuses on genetic screening for hereditary conditions like Tay-Sachs.
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Boris Shtonda, amputee soldier training to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro
Grace For Impact
01/14/25 • 51 min
Boris Shtonda was injured in a Hamas booby trapped building on November 10th 2023. Five days later, he woke up from an induced coma to learn that his leg had been amputated above the knee. Since his injury and rehabilitation, he has travelled to numerous countries where he’s snorkelled, trekked, snowboarded and picked up a running prosthetic. But his greatest physical challenge yet, will be his climb up Mt Kilimanjaro later this month. Suffice it to say, Boris’ determination is unbreakable.
For more, you can follow the show on Instagram @Graceforimpactpodcast
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Jared Firestone, Israeli Skeleton athlete, aka “The Jewish Jet”
Grace For Impact
03/04/25 • 30 min
Jared Firestone proudly and honorably represents Israel in Skeleton racing. A 2026 Olympic hopeful, Jared is an 8 time skeleton medalist in various worldwide races. Jared also dedicates himself to inspiring the next generation of Jewish athletes.
For more, you can follow the show on Instagram @Graceforimpactpodcast
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FAQ
How many episodes does Grace For Impact have?
Grace For Impact currently has 44 episodes available.
What topics does Grace For Impact cover?
The podcast is about Society & Culture, Media, Empathy, Resilience, Impact, Grace, Conflict, Documentary, Podcast, Podcasts, Relationships, War and Israel.
What is the most popular episode on Grace For Impact?
The episode title 'Micah Hendler, Founder & Artistic Director of The Israeli-Palestinian Jerusalem Youth Chorus' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Grace For Impact?
The average episode length on Grace For Impact is 40 minutes.
How often are episodes of Grace For Impact released?
Episodes of Grace For Impact are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of Grace For Impact?
The first episode of Grace For Impact was released on Mar 22, 2024.
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