Jacqueline Novogratz suggests that it's important to know your values, your mission in life and take small steps towards it. By calling it being good rather than activism, making small changes in your diet from fixing your breakfast to donating 5 dollars can help make a change to the world.
Former Mayor of Newark, Cory Booker, urges listeners to take action and not let the overwhelming nature of social issues undermine their determination to combat them.
The speaker talks about winning a pot of $700 at a Special Olympics event by purchasing $800 worth of tickets, and then donating all the winnings to the Special Olympics children.
The history of slavery in the United States and how lawmakers still employed slaves even after it was illegal. The discussion focuses on how individuals are tricked into giving away their freedom for temporary rewards.
In this podcast episode, a man shares his story of struggling to make ends meet on a government salary job while providing for his six kids and having no savings.
The speaker shares how he and his acquaintances cooked and delivered food to first responders and lifers impacted by Hurricane Ida in Louisiana.