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Natalie Silverstein, MPH, is an author, consultant, nonprofit founder, and passionate advocate for family and youth service. Her latest book, Simple Acts: The Busy Teens Guide to Making a Difference, was created to help adolescents and teens discover their passion and purpose through acts of kindness and service to others. She believes that you don't need to change the whole world to make a big impact. Even the smallest stone thrown into the water creates a ripple. Teens CAN make a meaningful difference - one simple act at a time. Simple Acts, Big Impact is a short podcast that highlights and celebrates 'tween and teen volunteers, nonprofit founders, activists, and fundraisers. She amplifies their stories and causes, learns about their motivation for doing the work, and encourages them to think big. Sharing these stories inspires other teens (and adults) to take the first step toward making service an important part of their lives.
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Signup to Generate a PitchNatalie Silverstein, MPH, is an author, consultant, nonprofit founder, and passionate advocate for family and youth service. Her latest book, Simple Acts: The Busy Teens Guide to Making a Difference, was created to help adolescents and teens discover their passion and purpose through acts of kindness and service to others.
Simple Acts, Big Impact is hosted by Simple Acts Guide. The show has published 166 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Civics Bridge Appalachia: London Connects Voters & Leaders" (28 October 2026, 17 minutes), "Chris on Bridging the Digital Divide with ReTech for Kids" (21 October 2026, 14 minutes), and "Fighting Food Waste & Hunger: Cindy's Full Fork Story" (14 October 2026, 17 minutes).
Simple Acts, Big Impact publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 16 minutes across 166 episodes.
Booking probability for Simple Acts, Big Impact is 50%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Simple Acts, Big Impact requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Simple Acts, Big Impact's contact route on record: verified email.
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Simple Acts Guide hosts Simple Acts, Big Impact, a business podcast with 166 episodes published.
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West Virginia high school senior London founded Civics Bridge Appalachia to connect rural voters with the elected officials and candidates who represent them. With election day next Tuesday, London reminds us that...

The pandemic exposed a harsh digital divide — millions of students lacked the devices and connectivity to fully participate in school. Today's guest, Chris from Virginia, lived that gap firsthand and built ReTech for...

What do school lunches, food waste, and cultural identity have in common? For Cindy, they're the throughline of her nonprofit, the Full Fork Initiative. After noticing how much food her school cafeteria threw away — and...

Zhenrui, founder of the nonprofit Artmind, brings creative expression to isolated seniors in Arizona care facilities. We talk about the healing power of art, building community for isolated seniors, and the passion...

Episode #4
Advay, a Texas high school senior, is closing the AI and robotics education gap in underserved communities through his nonprofit, Open Robotics and AI. In this episode, we talk about how he built it, why AI literacy...

Public defenders are overloaded, and legal jargon can leave defendants confused about the charges against them. Debasmita saw this firsthand volunteering with the Rainy Day Fund — and co-founded Legal Ease to change it...

Overripe bananas, soft avocados, wilting greens — most of it isn't trash, it's still good. Sid, founder of Waste2Taste in Houston, turned his passion for food recovery into a nonprofit and a cookbook, Still Good...

What does teen-led community impact look like? For Alejandra, a Miami high school senior, it's Literary Speaking — a nonprofit offering free academic tutoring and mentorship to underserved students and adults. In this...

Episode #41
For the last episode of season four, I'm honored to share a special conversation with Sarah Jakle, the founder of a nonpartisan nonprofit organization called DemocraShe, which offers online training to high school...

Episode #40
A walkathon is a fun and relatively easy way to raise awareness and funds for a cause you care about. My guests today, Makenna and Stella, launched the Mayo Miles Walk to raise awareness around visual impairment, a...

Episode #39
Young people, especially young girls of color, continue to struggle with mental health issues even six years after the pandemic. Access to services and support is spotty, and many tweens and teens feel isolated and...

Episode #38
I think we can all agree that sometimes, a simple phone call from a friend can brighten your whole day. And for a lonely or isolated older adult, that phone call might be one of the only points of human connection they...

Episode #37
We all know that books hold the key to language and literacy. My guest today, Sahana, a high school senior from Ohio, has always had a passion for words and reading and was a finalist in the Scripps National Spelling...

Episode #36
My guest today, HS sophomore Evan Z., cares deeply about making the streets of his community safer for everyone - drivers, walkers and bicycle riders. He started NextGen Community Builders, an organization dedicated to...

Episode #35
Origami is a traditional Japanese art of folding paper, typically without cutting or gluing, to create intricate, beautiful and colorful shapes. It can be a meditative practice, and is an art form often passed down from...

Episode #34
Over the four years of doing this podcast, I have had the privilege of learning about some incredible social impact projects that take a unique approach to solving a difficult problem, but my guest today has one of the...

Episode #33
After the loss of her beloved grandmother, Jiya J. from Texas realized that she missed the warm connection she had with her grandmother, and reached out to local senior centers and nursing homes to find a way to...

Episode #32
Reading opens doors and provides opportunities, and for young people who find themselves in the hospital, research shows that books can boost positive emotions and oxytocin levels, while lowering stress hormones. My...

Episode #31
Today, as we kick off Earth Month, I am honored to share this conversation with Crystal and Ellie, two college students who became friends while doing Model UN in high school. They bonded over their shared concern for...

Episode #30
My guest today, Edie Y., is a college student, a future educator and a champion of the arts - for EVERYONE. Edie started We Are Artistic to support artists and art lovers, and to create a safe and inclusive space for...
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