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On Leveraging Diversity & Inclusion for Performance - A Conversation with Emmanuelle Werner Gillioz
Narratives of Purpose
05/31/22 • 32 min
In today’s discussion, we continue the theme of inclusion with our next guest Emmanuelle Werner Gillioz, the founder and director of Yojoa. Yojoa is a nonprofit organisation that empowers young people with a migrant background to become autonomous and productive members of society. The mission is to bridge the gap between organisations and talented young people from diverse backgrounds in order to provide more opportunities and strengthen the company.
Listen to our conversation to hear the benefits of a diverse workforce from both angles.
Show Notes:
Emmanuelle shared that one of her favourite music artists is Stromae. An artist that she always listens to is Ibrahim Maalouf, the trumpet player and her favourite song is True Sorry. She also highly recommends the book, 40 Rules Of Love by Elif Shafak.
To connect with Emmanuelle, you can find her on LinkedIn and you can also find out more about the Yojoa organisation on their website, or follow them on LinkedIn.
Be sure to visit our podcast website for the full episode transcript.
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On Guiding Women to Midlife Health - A Conversation with Sanjana Rao & Gayatri Muthukrishnan
Narratives of Purpose
11/22/22 • 34 min
In my conversation today, my two guests are Gayatri Muthukrishnan and Sanjana Roa who are co-founders of Miyara, which is a digital community hub that provides support, resources and services for women who are experiencing perimenopausal and menopausal changes and are seeking direction and support with how to adjust and improve their health.
In this episode, Sanjana and Gayatri share their professional and personal experiences with women's health at the midlife stages and their thoughts on how this taboo topic is rarely spoken about - even though it’s a life change that every woman will experience.
Let’s dive into this topic.
Show notes:
Sanjana shared that her favourite book recommendation is Invisible Women by Carolyn Criado-Perez and Gayatri recommended Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg and Dear Female Founder which is edited by Lu Li.
They also shared that they would be interested in hearing from Sonali Quantius and Ira Guha on the Narratives of Purpose Podcast.
To connect with Sanjana and Gayatri you can find them both on LinkedIn.
To find out more about Miyara, you can visit their website, or connect on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube.
Be sure to visit our podcast website for the full episode transcript.
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Special German Language Episode - Urban Agriculture Basel Mitbegründer Bastiaan Frich im Interview
Narratives of Purpose
05/02/23 • 37 min
Wir haben Bonus Folgen diesen Monat für euch im Podcast! Diese Folgen sind vollständige Interviews in Originalsprache aus unserer kurzen Serie über nachhaltige Ernährung Systeme.
Der erste Gast ist Bastiaan Frich, der Mitbegründer von Urban Agriculture Basel (UAB). Dieses Netzwerk fördert Organisationen und Projekte in der Region Basel, die sich für einen biologischen und ganzheitlichen Lebensmittelkreislauf einsetzen. Bastiaan erzählt über die Aktivitäten von UAB, die Erfolge und Herausforderungen seit der Gründung in 2010. Er teilt seine Definition einer nachhaltigen Ernährung sowie seine Empfehlungen für den Alltag damit jede und jeder von uns beitragen kann, und vieles mehr.
Auf ihrer Website erfährt ihr mehr über UAB. Ihr könnt euch auch mit ihnen auf Instagram und Facebook verbinden.
Das komplette Transkript dieser Folge findet ihr auf unserer Podcast-Website sowie alle Folgen der kurzen Serie über nachhaltige Ernährung Systeme.
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Season 4 Bonus (Part 1) - Get to Know Our Host
Narratives of Purpose
12/06/22 • 23 min
Join us for a very special twist in today’s episode - our Narratives of Purpose host, Claire is given the role of the guest and takes her spot in the hot seat whilst our previous guest, Lucy Antrobus hosts this episode.
This is an opportunity for you to learn about the creation of Narratives of Purpose and how Claire’s background and passion has led her to interviewing leaders and changemakers across the globe.
Tune in for part one of this Get To Know Our Host episode to get inspired and gain an understanding of what brings this podcast to life.
Show notes:
You will find us on Instagram @narrativesofpurpose_podcast, as well as LinkedIn at narratives of purpose podcast. And you can also join our monthly newsletter through our website sign up page.
Be sure to visit our podcast website for the full episode transcript.
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Exploring Sustainable Food Systems (PART 2/3) - Ancient Grains and Regeneration
Narratives of Purpose
03/14/23 • 64 min
Welcome to Part Two of our conversation focused on Exploring Sustainable Food Systems around the world.
In this episode, we are bringing a whole new meaning to the term “super-grain”. Taking you back to the ancient grains of West Africa that were once labelled ‘lost crops’ and bringing these nutrient-dense, delicious foods back into our food system.
Join us as we discover how ancient grains could be the key to a sustainable food system, a sustainable planet and better health for all of us.
Show notes:
Chef Pierre Thiam, founder of Yolélé Foods and Teranga Restaurants, and author of the new cookbook Simply West African, shared how his experience of living in New York city provided an opportunity and platform for him to share his cultural heritage through his love of food.
We spoke with Joni Kindwal Moore, the founder of Snacktivist Foods and host of the podcast Regenerative By Design. You can find out more about their mission to introduce more nutrient-dense ingredients into our open market by making ancient grains accessible to all by visiting the Snacktivist Website.
We delved deeper into the topic of sustainable foods with Sarah Day Levesque who is the Managing Director of Regenerative Food Systems Investment. Their mission is to work across diverse groups of funders and stakeholders to mobilise more capital for regenerative food and agriculture projects with the goal of connecting regenerative farmers to capital.
If ancient grains are also part of your staple foods, do share your experiences by connecting with us on our social handles. You find us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Be sure to visit our podcast website for the full episode transcript and the detailed list of guests featured in this series.
This short series on Exploring Sustainable Food Systems is supported by Fructify Network.
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Episode timestamps
00:26 - Episode and guest introduction
04:39 - Creating Yolélé, an African food brand, with Chef Pierre Thiam
12:33 - Establishing Teranga Restaurants with Chef Pierre Thiam
22:59 - Snacktivist Foods brand and the regenerative food system movement with Joni Kindwal Moore
41:03 - Joni's take on meat analogues
43:36 - Regenerative Food Systems Investment's activities with Sarah Day Levesque
57:20 - Recommendations from all the episode guests
01:01:32 - Episode recap and Part 3 preview
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On Digital Skilling of Slum Communities Youth - A Conversation with Emmanuel Trinity Nsaabanye
Narratives of Purpose
10/11/22 • 25 min
Welcome to the first episode of Season 4 of Narratives of Purpose. We will be kick-starting this season with my first guest, Emmanuel Trinity Nsaabanye, also known as Trinity Heavenz who is the founder of Era 92 Creative.
In today’s conversation, we will be discussing how Trinity is on a mission to create 10,000 jobs for young Africans by 2030 and the impact that his passion for upskilling the next generation will have in future.
From growing up in the slums to being given an opportunity to not only change his life, but to change the lives of many young Africans, Trinity is creating a pathway of opportunity for many generations to come.
Show notes:
To connect with Trinity, you can find him on LinkedIn and Instagram. To find out more about Era 92 Creative and their mission, you can visit their website or find them on YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.
Be sure to visit our podcast website for the full episode transcript.
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On Impact Investing and Social Justice - A Conversation with Eleni D. Janis
Narratives of Purpose
05/17/22 • 29 min
Join me in today’s conversation with Eleni Janis, she is the managing partner and CIO of Equivico which is a female owned investment firm in New York. In our discussion, Eleni shares her thoughts and experiences around inequality and how the power of our curiosity and questions can make a difference in how systems are implemented over time.
She has a personal passion for big change and believes that the best way to create equality is to increase access to capital, improve education and health care outcomes. Through the mission of Equivico Eleni and the organisation have helped to create a bridge between investors and small businesses who are in need of financial capital without bias.
Show Notes:
Eleni shared that one of her favourite books is Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari and she loves to read poems by Octavio Paz who is a philosopher and poet. One of her favourite poems is Ithaca by Constantine Cavafy as it has helped her to enjoy the journey and not only the destination. One of her favourite songs is Lean On Me by Bill Withers.
To get in touch with Eleni, you can connect with her on LinkedIn and read her article feature on Family Office Insights. You can also find Equivico on LinkedIn and their website.
Be sure to visit our podcast website for the full episode transcript.
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On Empowering Action Through Innovative Technologies - A Conversation with Rhiana Spring
Narratives of Purpose
07/12/22 • 38 min
Join me today for my conversation with Rhiana Spring, human rights advocate and founder of Spring ACT. Today Rhiana shares her personal story of becoming a tech entrepreneur and the innovation behind her passion for helping vulnerable women experiencing abuse through new technology methods. Her digital chatbot, Sophia, is paving the way for innovation, human rights and justice across the world. Listen to today’s episode to find out more.
Show notes:
Rhiana shared with us that her favourite style of music that she listens to on repeat is Afrobeats, and one her top rated artists is Nigerian singer Yemi Alade. She also recommends the book This Is Day One from Drew Dudley to our listeners and shared that his teachings played a significant part in her living the way that she does and focusing on making an impact.
Rhiana recommends the book Human Algorithm by Flynn Coleman which talks about the importance of bringing human rights into the technological world to ensure an inclusive society.
To connect with Rhiana, you can find her on LinkedIn. You can also find the Spring ACT organisation on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and their website.
To read the full episode transcript visit our podcast website.
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On Transformative Teaching for Social Change - A Conversation with Drisana (Dru) McDaniel
Narratives of Purpose
11/08/21 • 26 min
This new episode features South Carolina-based, transformation activist Drisana (Dru) McDaniel. Dru is a co-founder of the Transformative Teaching Collective, a worker-owned cooperative which promotes social justice education. She designs and facilitates customized workshops that awaken and enable intergroup dialogue to advance Anti-Racism, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. In this conversion, Dru also talks about her approach centred around contemplation and spirituality to facilitate dialogue on social issues, through her consulting practice for Cultural Transformation ‘The Alchemy of Now’. Listen to her story.
Transformative Teaching Collective website: https://www.transformativeteaching.coop
Drisana's expert consulting practice 'The Alchemy of Now' website: https://drisanamcdaniel.com/
Additional links available on the podcast website: https://narratives-of-purpose.podcastpage.io/episode/on-transformative-teaching-for-social-change-a-conversation-with-drisana-dru-mcdaniel
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On Advocating for Gender Equality - A Conversation with Ana Paula Tediosi
Narratives of Purpose
06/28/22 • 38 min
In our conversation today, my guest Ana Paula Tediosi shares the impact and the story behind her ‘side hustle’ as the founder of Birdhaus, which during the pandemic transitioned from a female co-working space to a writing and publishing community for women.
Ana wears many hats, including a mother of two, a pharmacist of education, an entrepreneur and an author. Her passion is to show women like her that it is possible to tap into all of your strengths in order to live out your life’s mission and your professional life without compromise.
Show Notes:
The book that changed Ana’s perspective about what was possible for her was "Mrs Moneypenny’s Career Advice for Ambitious Women". The books that she recommends are 'Le Futur Des Espaces’ by Emilie Raffo, ‘Option B’ by Sheryl Sandberg, ‘Ines de Alma’ by Isabel Allende and "Just Breathe - Mastering Breathwork" by Dan Brule.The music that Ana listens to when she needs a boost is her favourite playlist that features music from Beyoncé, Alicia Keys and one of Ana’s biggest ‘power anthem’ recommendations is "Level Up" by Ciara.
To connect with Ana, you can find her on LinkedIn, Facebook and her website. To find out more about Birdhaus Writing & Publishing, be sure to check out their website.
To read the full episode transcript visit our podcast website.
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FAQ
How many episodes does Narratives of Purpose have?
Narratives of Purpose currently has 77 episodes available.
What topics does Narratives of Purpose cover?
The podcast is about Society & Culture, Entrepreneurship, Personal Journals, Podcasts and Business.
What is the most popular episode on Narratives of Purpose?
The episode title 'On Leveraging Diversity & Inclusion for Performance - A Conversation with Emmanuelle Werner Gillioz' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Narratives of Purpose?
The average episode length on Narratives of Purpose is 32 minutes.
How often are episodes of Narratives of Purpose released?
Episodes of Narratives of Purpose are typically released every 13 days, 23 hours.
When was the first episode of Narratives of Purpose?
The first episode of Narratives of Purpose was released on Dec 2, 2020.
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