
Episode #9
Data Centers
<p>This month, Many Hands launched a new bimonthly, 90-minute format designed to give us more room to go deep and talk with one another, not just listen. The topic was a hard one — the explosive growth of data centers...


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Many Hands Live, a podcast that captures the conversations convened on the first Friday of every other month in the Richmond region of Virginia — when community gathers around a common belief that the future is a group project, and the long arc of history doesn’t bend itself. It takes Many Hands.
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Many Hands Live is hosted by The Giving Foundation 501(c)(3). The show has published 9 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Data Centers" (14 August 2026, 68 minutes), "Data Centers" (14 August 2026, 68 minutes), and "A Changing Climate" (21 April 2026, 54 minutes).
Many Hands Live publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 9 episodes.
Booking probability for Many Hands Live is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Many Hands Live requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Many Hands Live's contact route on record: verified email.
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The Giving Foundation 501(c)(3) hosts Many Hands Live, a society podcast with 9 episodes published.
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Episode #9
<p>This month, Many Hands launched a new bimonthly, 90-minute format designed to give us more room to go deep and talk with one another, not just listen. The topic was a hard one — the explosive growth of data centers...

Episode #9
This month, Many Hands launched a new bimonthly, 90-minute format designed to give us more room to go deep and talk with one another, not just listen. The topic was a hard one — the explosive growth of data centers...

Episode #7
<p>For this Many Hands, March 2026, the topic was A Changing Climate. Words chosen to validate the experience of all in our Richmond, Virginia Region as we endure the iciest winters, violent storms, and hottest summers...

Episode #6
<p>Ellie Burke, meditation teacher and life coach opened our conversation through a meditation. Reminding us that "fear is taught and learned, but courage is found in an open heart.” The perfect invitation to listen to...

Episode #8
<p>For this Many Hands, April 2026, the topic was Affordable Housing. A theme chosen because of the urgency and complexity of what anyone in the know, and in the work, calls a “housing crisis.” What do we mean by the...

Episode #5
<p>Last month we talked about how important it is to be near and in discomfort, as we work to change this moment and our world. This month we explored how to do that being. Our guest and our guide, Amanda Mbata, LCSW...

Episode #4
<p>For this Many Hands, September 2025, the topic was Helping. A word meant to provoke a conversation about what the word means, and what it asks us to do. And whether or not it’s the right verb needed in this moment...

Episode #3
<p><br>Every first-Friday Many Hands gathering begins with a shared purpose: to bring people together in real time to understand the challenges of our moment and move – collectively – toward action. Our August 2025...

Episode #2
<p>On Friday morning, June 6th, at around 8:30 a.m., we opened the doors on our first-Friday forum Many Hands wherein we discussed the attacks on, and important of, public media with Jayme Swain — President and CEO of...

Episode #1
<p>Eight years ago, we started a monthly speaker series called Mindful Mornings in the Richmond region of Virginia that quickly grew to 11 cities and hosted thousands of folks and went on a 40-month run before Covid...
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