Random Social change Podcasts

If you are an entrepreneur, consultant, or business owner who identifies as womxn, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, neurodivergent, disabled, or any other historically excluded identity, Now & Center is a space created for you. Join us to learn from a diverse and inclusive community of entrepreneurs who have a wealth of experience, are willing to tell it like it really is, and are rewriting the rules for business to center humans, social change, and standing in our authenticity and power. In each episode, you’ll have the opportunity to learn through the real stories of our guests, including the unique challenges that come with being a member of a historically excluded community, as well as a coaching conversation around a current challenge in their business. Now & Center: Entrepreneurial Voices from the Margin is a space to bring forth a new set of voices in the business world. The time is now to center the voices that have been marginalized for too long. WE are the new voices in business. Schedule a Discovery Call to explore working together: https://calendly.com/karenbartlett/30min. Check out more about Kite + Dart Group: www.kiteanddartgroup.com. Register for an upcoming event: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/the-kite-dart-group-16435043586.

Categories: Business

Tags: alignment, bipoc, business, dei, entrepreneurial activism, entrepreneurship, impact, intentional entrepreneurship, Kite + Dart Group, lgbtq, social change, social justice

A podcast about the creative process – the how, the why.

Most artists are inspired by more than just their own medium – so even though podcast host, Matshidiso is a musician, the Arts more broadly, politics, people – in short, life informs the music she makes.

And why ‘Holding up the ladder?’ Because we’re all trying to get somewhere and Matshidiso believes we not only further the arts but each other if we ‘hold up the ladder’ rather than pull the ladder up from under us as we climb.

Website: holdinguptheladder.com

IG: @holdinguptheladder

Twiiter: @hutl_

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Categories: Arts, Music, Society & Culture

Tags: anti discrimination, anti racism, creativity, entrepreneurship, interviews, music, social change, social justice, the arts

Fly Over the Grass aims to shed light on creative routes into a career in social impact. In each episode, Miranda talks to an inspiring individual working to solve social inequality to find out about the change they want to see in the world, what they do, and how they got there.

Categories: Business, Society & Culture

Tags: career, charity, entrepreneurship, exploration, growth, social change, social impact

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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