Ashindi is an independent strategist and donor advisor in democracy reform, social and racial justice. She has developed funding strategies informing more than $100 million in investments from some of the largest foundations and individual dono

Episode 7 - Podcast Mashup - Between Two Millenials

Jul 20th, 2017 57m 21s

This week we’re proud to bring you our first Podcast Mash-up. Jonathan McClelland, recent Pepperdine Grad and the Host of Between Two Millenials, and I - decided to co-host a show on the ways in which Millenials are approaching social innovati

Episode 6 - Peachy Myers - Community Engagement, Foundation Communities

Jun 12th, 2017 57m 36s

At some point in time, every social innovator faces the daunting task of growing beyond their initial customers and inspiring the larger community. Questions quickly arise in response to the challenge: How can we connect in a meaningful way to

Tools You Can Use - Getting Started, Getting Unstuck, and Becoming More Efficient

May 29th, 2017 9m 37s

This week we’re switching things up and launching our first Tools You Can Use episode. We’ve been trying to think of an efficient way to respond to the questions that have been coming in from listeners - and thought we would try this on for siz

Episode 5 - Lidija Sekaric - Sunshot Initiative

May 15th, 2017 53m 50s

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Lidija Sekaric about ways to disrupt an industry and leveraging government resources. Lydia has held a number of progressive positions within the Department of Energy over the last eight years. As a Director,

Episode 4 - Hal Cato - CEO of Thistle Farms

May 1st, 2017 43m 43s

Scaling the Social Enterprise There are generally three types of risk a social enterprise must manage as it grows and scales over time: concept risk, execution risk, and scale risk. In this week's episode we talk with Hal Cato,

Episode 3 - Tala de los Santos, Global Program Leader, PATH

Apr 17th, 2017 48m 54s

Throughout the world, we can find instances where the market has failed to deliver sustainable solutions. Whether addressing education, health, or energy, a market may not have the necessary capital, expertise, or free cash flow to design and

Episode 2 - Thinley Namgyel - Chief Environment Officer - Bhutan Climate Change Division

Feb 19th, 2017 39m 53s

Climate change remains one of the biggest threats to humanity and will no doubt change the direction of our economies, cultures, and collective futures. It can be hard, however, to determine the ways in which we can combat such changes given b

Episode 1 - Michael MacHarg

Dec 30th, 2016 1h 10m

This week's guest - Michael Macharg Overview: There are very few social entrepreneurs with the breadth and depth of experience as Mike MacHarg. Mike's career spans micro-finance, drug development, progressive purchasing and sustainable energ

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