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Striving to Make Our World a Better Place

Women, Life and Science

Release Date: 09/04/2024

The Courage To Be Disliked - Part 2 show art The Courage To Be Disliked - Part 2

Women, Life and Science

Join me and my co-host Wendy as we begin our journey to interpreting the book "The Courage to Be Disliked" - the Japanese Phenomenon that shows you how to change your life and achieve real happiness - authors are Ichiro Kishimi and Jumitake Koga.

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Naked City as told by Eric Drooker show art Naked City as told by Eric Drooker

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The story: A young woman with aspirations of singing finds herself journeying to Manhattan without the backing of a family, where she quickly befriends a street dancer encountered during her musical performances in public spaces.

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The Courage to Be Disliked: It's not what you think show art The Courage to Be Disliked: It's not what you think

Women, Life and Science

Join me and my co-host Wendy as we begin our journey to interpreting the book "The Courage to Be Disliked" - the Japanese Phenomenon that shows you how to change your life and achieve real happiness - authors are Ichiro Kishimi and Jumitake Koga.

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An Interview with David Tereshchuk: A Question of Paternity show art An Interview with David Tereshchuk: A Question of Paternity

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David Tereshchuk, an experienced TV reporter, has traveled the world, facing war criminals and victims alike. With a long career, he mastered the art of uncovering secrets from oppressors and the oppressed.

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America's Health Crisis show art America's Health Crisis

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Fat, Stressed, and Sick: MSG, Processed Food, and America's Health Crisis, authored by Katherine Reid, PhD, and Barbara Price, PhD, delivers a riveting exploration into the detrimental effects of glutamate, commonly referred to as MSG, prevalent in processed foods. The book offers a wealth of scientific evidence linking MSG to various preventable inflammatory diseases. Released by Rowman & Littlefield Publishers on September 18, 2023, this comprehensive 298-page tome (ISBN-10: 1538180766, ISBN-13: 978-1538180761) can be acquired in several formats, including Kindle Edition ($44.00),...

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Letting Go of the Default: An interview with Kat O'Sullivan show art Letting Go of the Default: An interview with Kat O'Sullivan

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From Doubt to Do: Navigating Your Path to Possibility is an essential guide for anyone at a crossroads, grappling with uncertainty about what lies ahead, regardless of their life stage.

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An Interview with Rachel Zimmerman: Us, After show art An Interview with Rachel Zimmerman: Us, After

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When a state trooper arrived at Rachel Zimmerman's doorstep to inform her that her husband had leaped to his death from a nearby bridge, she collapsed to the ground, struggling to comprehend the shocking news.

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A Philosopher's View on the Fate of Our World show art A Philosopher's View on the Fate of Our World

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Famine, severe climate change, global conflict, and vast wealth inequalities threaten our survival. Philosopher Jon Mills explores the potential for apocalypse in his urgent book, examining the crises that could end civilization.

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An Interview with Dr. Tim Harris: Finding that Unicorn in Biotech show art An Interview with Dr. Tim Harris: Finding that Unicorn in Biotech

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The inception of modern biotechnology—encompassing genetic engineering and cellular manipulation—traces back to 1973, when it was first demonstrated that genes from disparate organisms could be recombined and cultivated within Escherichia coli.

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Striving to Make Our World a Better Place show art Striving to Make Our World a Better Place

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Many gifted young individuals embark on their educational journeys with the ambition to enact meaningful change in the world.

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Many gifted young individuals embark on their educational journeys with the ambition to enact meaningful change in the world. However, they frequently encounter global institutions that are not only complex to comprehend but also challenging to access and navigate. In her insightful book, Let’s Change the World, Emiliana Vegas of Harvard Graduate School of Education presents an actionable and uplifting guide tailored for anyone—regardless of age—aspiring to effect positive change through their careers. From ensuring equitable access to quality education and clean water to enhancing healthcare systems and fostering safer communities, this guide is comprehensive in scope. The book is enriched with personal anecdotes from Dr. Vegas’s extensive professional experiences and is systematically divided into three segments. The first segment, “How You Get In,” delineates the various categories of international development organizations, the types of roles available within them, the essence of the work involved, and the requisite skills for gaining entry. The second segment, “How You Thrive,” delves into the intricacies of navigating these organizations. It covers how to utilize internal resources effectively, the dual role of being both a collaborative team player and an effective team leader, and strategies for career advancement within these entities. The final segment, “How to Make a Real Difference,” provides insights on identifying the right individuals to collaborate with, building and nurturing efficient teams, and balancing a rewarding professional life with personal and familial commitments. Aimed at both current and future changemakers, and penned by a seasoned expert with a fervent belief in the transformative power of education and over two decades of experience in international development, Let’s Change the World amalgamates insider knowledge, best practices, and precise advice. This book serves as a detailed blueprint for anyone committed to being a positive force in the world, offering a wealth of guidance and inspiration for those determined to make a significant impact.