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Talking Rotary Zones 28 & 32 is a podcast that features the work of Rotary International, the service organization. The podcast features the good works of Rotary clubs in the district, the zone, and the world.
Unknown Host hosts Talking Rotary Zones 28 & 32, a society show with 75 episodes published.
Meet PDG Shirley-Pat Gale, my friend and mentor. In this episode, you will learn about our paths into Rotary. We talk about leading innovatively to create safe, inclusive spaces for the diverse voices in Rotary. Content
Meet Dwight Brown, Rotarian and community builder from the Rotary Club of Kanata. We talk about the impact of Rotary, supporting our communities and the role it plays in our lives.
Meet Lizzy Martin, Past President of Rotary CNY, and a third-generation Rotarian. We talk about developing a new District, building membership and doing big things,
Martine Babineau is a proud member of the Rotary Club of Atlantic International Passport. Martine and her fellow Rotarians support the Humanity Project, which provides housing and programming for those in need in Moncton
Andrés Briceno, a Venezuelan Rotaractor, shared his journey from leaving Venezuela due to political unrest to starting a Rotaract Club in The Woodlands, Texas. He detailed a life-changing car crash on June 25, 2023, whic
What is "positive peace" and how do we achieve it? Joe asks Chenai Kadungure, a Rotary Peace Fellow from Zimbabwe, now living in Toronto, and a founding member of the Rotary Club of Global Partners in Peace.
Joe Solway interviews Rotary super couple Valarie and Mark Wafer. They talk about their lives together, their lived experiences with diversity, equity and inclusion and their commitment to Rotary. It is a great listen!
Sonam Choeden, a refugee from Tibet, shared her journey from India to Canada, highlighting her parents' escape from Tibet and her upbringing in India. She discussed her transition to New York, the challenges of selling T
Rotary leaders in Canada clarify the misleading news headlines and shed light on the current legal battle by Ms. McEachern over the will of her husband, a long-time Rotarian who named Rotary as a beneficiary in his estat
Host Joe Solway talks with polio survivor Ramesh Ferris. DGE Ramesh has dedicated his life to eradicating polio. His work has taken him around the globe. Discover his story. You will be glad you did.
Talking Rotary is back with a bang! This episode will feature Rotary International President Stephanie Urchick in conversation with guest host Joe Solway. Recorded earlier this summer, they talk about her rise in Rotary
Joe speaks with Ken Masson of the Rotary Club of World Disability Advocacy and Jagwe Muzafaru of Blind Football Uganda about an amazing football program.
On the first episode of season 4, Joe Solway interviews Malaravan Balachandran. This young Rotarian from the Rotary Club of Scarborough is passionate about growing Rotary. Their conversation covers many membership-buildi
We talk with Rotarian David Humphries about public image, the Rotary family and making Rotary more diverse.
Beverly James and I talk about our Rotary careers aboutbeing recognized and finding your place in Rotary.
Joe Solway is a retired broadcaster and a proud Rotarian. His passion is feeding people in need. That is why Joe is producing the 6th annual Concert to Feed the Need. Learn Joe's story and how to support the concert on t
In this episode we talk with Kieran Moolchan. Kieran is a Winnipeg based mental health advocate. Kieran shares his mental health journey, his advocacy for system changes and the role that service clubs can play.
On this episode of Talking Rotary we talk with change maker Evan Burrell. We talk about building the Rotary brand, telling your stories and finding your tribe.
We talk to PDG Stephanie Meyer about her generosity, her life saving gift and her love of Rotary.
We talk with Gary Ananda President of the Rotary Club of Gachie. They have used a Global Grant to improve more than thirty schools in their area of Kenya. They are looking for more Rotary partners so that they can contin
Dr. Stephanie Meyer
mental health advocate
1 appearance on this show
Dwight Brown
Rotary Club of Kanata
1 appearance on this show
Lizzy Martin
Rotary CNY
1 appearance on this show
Martine Babineau
Rotary Club of Atlantic International Passport
1 appearance on this show
Chenai Kadungure
Rotary Club of Global Partners in Peace
1 appearance on this show
Sonam Choeden
unclear
1 appearance on this show
Stephanie Urchuck
Rotary International
1 appearance on this show
Ken Masson
Rotary Club of World Disability Advocacy
1 appearance on this show
Jagwe Muzafaru
Blind Football Uganda
1 appearance on this show
Malaravan Balachandran
Rotary Club of Scarborough
1 appearance on this show
Gary Ananda
Rotary Club of Gachie
1 appearance on this show
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