Random Community Building Podcasts

Wharton Social Impact Initiative talks with leading industry experts who are changing the world through social enterprises, impact investing, corporate social responsibility programs, social impact research, and more. Subscribe to the Dollars and Change Podcast today wherever you get your podcasts!

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Categories: Business

Tags: Community Building, economic development, ESG, gender lens impact investing, impact finance, impact investing, inclusive economy, research, sdgs, social entrepreneurship, social impact, sustainability, sustainable development

Feed your soul and fill your toolbox every Thursday with Benn Marine (a trans man, outdoors person, political organizer, and social justice advocate) as he interviews organizers, activists, artists, academics, and experts about their experiences and knowledge on building community and creating change. They dive deep into social movements, fundraising, building teams, volunteer leadership development, self care, recruitment, time management, launching non-profits, resiliency work, digital organizing, direct action, coalition work, and so much more. Guests on the show also explore different progressive issues and how they are organizing around them including sexual assault prevention and consent language, organizing peer to peer support networks for trans folks, water justice, resiliency work in communities of color, and a vast array of other topics. In addition to interviews, Benn shares his own toolbox of knowledge and skills to help you be more efficient and effective in the work. So dive on in! The water’s warm!

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: activist, Building Capacity, burnout, Combating Burnout, Community Building, Community Organizing, Creating Change, leadership, non-profit, Political Organizing, productivity, self care, Social Movements

Perspectives from the ground level about the invisible barriers that crush innovation and entrepreneurship. Here we imagine and discuss prototypes about what’s needed for innovators and entrepreneurs to thrive. Often called “ecosystem building,” we simply ask, “What needs to exist for us to grow our own economies and empower our own entrepreneurs?” It’s a full contact sport in economic development. Start Garden talks about it here.

Categories: Business, Technology

Tags: Community Building, economic development, Ecosystem Building, entrepreneurship, Innovation, racial equity, Startup Venture Capital

Phomello Shakur Discuss Reasons He Began BlvckTv with Host Nikki B. Also Covered Views On Communication During A Relationship If Social Media Became A Issue, Also Whose Top 5 As Far As Famous Comedians. Be Sure To Check Out Videos And Merch At blvcktv.com

Categories: Education, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: black tv, Community Building, Dave chapelle, dl hugley, gaming, growth, harmful joke, hip-hop, kevin hart, kings of comedy, relationship, self-respect, social media, SPorts, stand up, steve harvey, top 10 comedians, top 5 comedians

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Got a chance to take my first trip to New York this summer. I spent a lot of time looking for records with no specific bias to genre, just good music. But what I kept finding was foundation reggae and dancehall tunes. Here are a few favorites, 100% vinyl… Half Pint-No Sound Like My Sound Dennis Brown-Queen Majesty Horace Andy-Skylarking Dennis Brown-Johnny Too Bad U Roy-Your Ace From Outer Space Delroy Wilson-True Believer Gregory Issacs-Mr. Brown Rock Steady With Flo And Eddie-Pearl Sly Dunbar-Mr. Music Alton Ellis-Sinners Gonna Weep Sugar Minott -Play On Johnny Osbourne -Nightfall Toyan-Spar With Me Bad Brains-I & I Survive (Dub Version)

Categories: Music

Tags: bay area, Community Building, grassroots, music, Oakland, public-events, SF Bay Area, social change, youth-performers

Join Chris Spear on his podcast, “Chefs Without Restaurants,” as he interviews food and beverage entrepreneurs who have taken a unique path in the culinary world. With over 30 years of experience in the hospitality industry, including his own personal chef business, Perfect Little Bites, Chris is dedicated to helping others grow and succeed in the food and beverage industry. His guests include caterers, research chefs, personal chefs, cookbook authors, food truck operators, farmers, and more – all individuals who have paved their own way in the culinary world. Tune in to hear their inspiring stories and valuable insights on the road less traveled in the food and beverage industry.

Categories: Arts, Business

Tags: catering, chef, chefs without restaurants, community, Community Building, cooking, Culinary, entrepreneurship, food entrepreneur, food truck, Personal Chef, private chef