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Hosted by Julia S · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 66 episodes
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Conversations with hidden heroes making big societal change.Many of us want to make life better for others and the planet. Few people devote their life to it.Even fewer try to tackle the big systemic issues, like climate change and inequality.In years working at the intersection of impact and strategy, Julia has been fascinated by these hidden heroes. Beyond what they’re doing, we explore how they got here, how they keep going, what they’re still learning.Join the conversation, and inspire your own impact journey.
Julia S hosts Impact Journey with Julia, a business show with 66 episodes published.
What did we learn in our 3-month experiment to face privilege with care? No, we didn’t solve capitalism. We are not now doing money perfectly ethically forever. But we sure learned a lot. And phew, how our lives are alre
In the last episode, our mentor Miki Kashtan took us through some harsh - and needed - perspectives on privilege and how to work with it. Now, we take a moment to process it together.
This podcast is part of a series called Confronting Complicity in Capitalism . As Elena and I come toward the end of this phase of confronting our complicity in capitalism, there is one loop we keep getting stuck in - sh
Is it my job to make sure a collaborator is financially comfortable? This week, I got a verbal smackdown about my privilege. Instead of fighting (how dare you) or giving in (fine I’ll just pay for everything), I explore
I just hosted a post-capitalist birthday party with my neighbors. Elena just returned from a local Burning Man event. In week 10 of confronting complicity in capitalism, both of us are in awe of the ABUNDANCE that emerge
This podcast is part of a new series called Confronting Complicity in Capitalism . Our second special guest in the series helps us build the spiritual ground for this tricky work of confronting complicity in capitalism.
What is ‘work’? Is it the thing that gives me money? Or the thing I spend time and energy on? And what if those two were … separate? In week 8 of Confronting Complicity in Capitalism, Elena and I unpack and repack ‘work.
“I made my bed… Do I need to lie in it? Or can I make a different bed?” In Week 6 of our inquiry to confront complicity in capitalism, we explore CHOICE, especially the places in work and money where it feels like the ch
“When I accumulate, resources don’t flow.” In Week 5 of our inquiry to confront complicity in capitalism, we reconnect to FLOW – how this inquiry flows beneath the surface even when life happens, how we are complicit in
Could I ever give away everything I’ve earned or inherited? What leads someone to make that choice? In week 3 of Confronting Complicity in Capitalism, we take in the wisdom of someone who’s been doing this work — for her
This podcast is part of a new series called Confronting Complicity in Capitalism. I cannot think of a better first special guest on this series as we confront our privilege: Morgan Curtis, who supports people with wealth
Confronting Complicity in Capitalism, Week 2: Stories We Tell Week 2 of our experiment – and this week, we are physically in the same place! Which means… lots of rich inquiry into the stories that have been keeping us st
This is part of a new series called Confronting Complicity in Capitalism. This special series is a season of experiment to really look at money and privilege with care & joy rather than shame & blame. Our experiment has
This podcast is part of a new series called Confronting Complicity in Capitalism. This special series is a season of experiment to really look at money and privilege with care & joy rather than shame & blame. On this fir
In the latest episode of The Money Reckoning series, I speak with a next-gen wealth holder about the uncomfortable journey of questioning privilege and purpose. THE IMPACT. Patrick Knodel: Is the founder of impact invest
This podcast is part of the Money Reckoning series. THE IMPACT. Kazu Haga: Is a trainer, educator, student and practitioner with over 25 years of experience in nonviolence and restorative justice. Weaves in lessons from
I have been writing The Money Reckoning blog, untangling money at work, following a groundbreaking team change how they pay themselves. I didn’t expect that I’d be tested. I was recently asked to “value my time.” I've be
THE IMPACT. Elspeth Jones: - Is a non-profit leader, advisor and coach at the intersection of law, leadership and environmental and social impact. - Was born and grew up Wales, is a Welsh speaker, and now lives in Wales
I recently completed a 3-day training with Al Gore’s Climate Reality Project, where 1000 people came together to train and mobilize toward a net zero future. I didn’t quite know what to expect, but two things stand out:
I’ve noticed that activism is having a moment in places I was not used to seeing it - inside companies. Back in my corporate days, I kept your head down and did my activism at home. Serial rebel Tessa Wernink has been sh
Manda Scott
award-winning novelist, podcaster, and shamanic practitioner
1 appearance on this show
Dekila Chungyalpa
founder and director · The Loka Initiative
1 appearance on this show
Morgan Curtis
Solidaire Network
2 appearances on this show
Patrick Knodel
Innovation for Impact
1 appearance on this show
Elspeth Jones
Client Earth
1 appearance on this show
Tessa Wernink
Undercover Activist
1 appearance on this show
Nonette Royo
Land & Forest Tenure Facility
1 appearance on this show
Cathryn Dhanatya
Action Against Hunger
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Rita Sambruna
NASA
1 appearance on this show
Hege Barnes
Innovation Norway
1 appearance on this show
Heather Mak
Diversity in Sustainability
1 appearance on this show
Jessica Marati Radparvar
Reconsidered
1 appearance on this show
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