Random Difference Podcasts

A Podcast where we empower you to become the catalyst for positive change. Join us on a journey to uncover the stories of global change-makers Making A Difference. Hosted by Bryan Saint-Louis, this podcast is your compass to navigate the world of impact leadership.

Immerse yourself with dynamic everyday people from all walks of life as we have candid conversations ; dive deep into their unique habits, cultivated mindset, life-altering choices, and the inspirations that propelled them to be leaders of change. Embark on this transformative exploration. Gain an intimate understanding of the minds steering positive change in society.

Embrace the M.A.D. philosophy: “Complain Less; Go M.A.D.”

Join the M.A.D. Tribe- The Impact leaders

Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: be better, change, community, difference, growth, mad, madcasters, make a difference, non-profit

American Printing House has a big goal: a future that belongs to everyone. For more than 160 years APH has created products that provide access for people who are blind or low vision. To create a world that welcomes everyone, we know it’s going to take a lot of change makers. Join us as we highlight the people who are making the biggest difference in our field. We’ll talk to everyone from CEOs to students. Know someone we should highlight? Email communications@aph.org.

Categories: Business, Technology

Tags: access, accessibility, American Printing House, blind, blindness, change, change-makers, difference, Education, future, makers, Technology, updates

This Is Us Australia interviews members of the Australian community with a migration story, be this one of coming to Australia or being born here to parents who migrated. The project is also keen to interview people with other stories of difference. It aims to foster understanding, challenge stereotypes and present a broad and diverse picture of who “we” are as Australians. For Season 1 (2017) interview transcripts and photos, Season 2 (2018) podcast notes and photos, and information about how to take part in the project, and how to contact us, visit the This Is Us Australia project website (https://thisisusaustralia.wordpress.com)(see Blog, Project Description, and Contact). You are welcome to leave comments or feedback. Listeners can also follow This Is Us Australia and be in contact on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/thisisusaustralia and Twitter at https://twitter.com/thisisusaus. Many thanks to Rambo2100 via Flickr for the photograph ‘Flinders Street’ used in the artwork and to Podington Bear for the theme music from ‘Forces’ in the album Piano III – Minor Keys.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: australia, communication, difference, Migration, multiculturalism, Stories