Hosted by Amanda Calzolaio · 🇺🇸 US · EN-CA · 27 episodes
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Today’s Leaders for Tomorrow’s Future Podcast is intended to inspire people to tap into their leadership potential today. It is a way for people to sense and see the leader in themselves, and to redefine the narrative about what it means to be a leader in society. You will hear a collection of stories about how people are making this world a better place for tomorrow’s future. Today’s leaders need not have an organizational leadership title. Their power rests in the people they serve, the communities they form, and in their ability to lead today. If you take only one thing away from this podcast it would be to see yourself as the leader you want and choose to be knowing that parts of you already are one.
Amanda Calzolaio hosts Today's Leaders for Tomorrow's Future, a education show with 27 episodes published.
In this episode, Sara Austin illustrates her fierce commitment to protecting the rights of children to survive and thrive. She discusses the need to unite for the sake of our children, noting there is a need for the nati
In this episode, Megan Rafuse shares pivotal life and leadership moments that shaped where she is today in both business and life. With courage and a "why not" mindset, she discusses the stages, reasons and seasons she e
In this episode, Chantal Carter shares how her love for fashion turned into a journey towards representation to love who you are in your skin regardless of its tone. With a mission to love the self, own your story, and t
In this episode, Dr. Samra Zafar stores her story of courage, fear, and facing choices in the context of domestic violence, gender-based oppression, and pursuing education and a new life for herself and her two daughters
In this episode, Jay Rosales shares his passions for blogging, fantasy sports, telling jokes and statistics. He details how, over time, he was able to combine his passions for sports, especially basketball, within the ci
In this episode, Rahim Thawer (he/him) discusses the lulls and lows of leadership, and his relationship to misery. He discusses his approach, and that of his mentors, to 'confront the lack' and to challenge the notion of
In this episode, Suzanne Zandbergen share her passion for social media platforms as a medium to spread positivity into community and with local businesses. She discusses how new connections and perspectives can be found
In this episode, Dr. Hsien Seow discusses the power of collective action and social change to drive ripple effects in the palliative care system. He shares his experiences with palliative care from an early age, defines
In this episode, Co-Founders Anika Chabra & Jennifer Siripong Mandel discuss their company Root & Seed and its mission to end the loss of tradition. As a social enterprise advancing intergenerational and culturally sensi
In this episode, Sana Askari unveils the many struggles she was faced with as an Afghan women, which makes Afghan women beautifully resilient. She speaks to her journey and the risks she took and continues to take to res
In this episode, Andrew Leroy Rudder takes a deep dive into what and who motivates him to practice catastrophic impairment law along with the approaches he takes to help his clients, inclusive of recognizing that the per
In this episode, Lisa Evans brings to the forefront the reason she is an entrepreneur drives her ability to pivot and make decisions when faced with challenges. With a focus on the early years, she aligns her values with
In this episode, Dr. Nicole Crimi discusses how her art is an expression of the unapologetic self, a symbol of courage, and a representation of a complex story. Through both art and science, Nicole illustrates how she mo
In this episode, Dr. Shira Brown shares her perspectives on health leadership as a source and function of renewal when making a difference in someone's life. She talks about the value of team, the role of leadership to s
In this episode, a panel of Black women from diverse backgrounds and members of the Backpack Project discuss their experiences growing up in the Caribbean and Canada, the differences in the education systems from their l
In this episode, Debbie Stanley brings awareness to life today asking "If today was my last day, would I be okay with that?". Debbie discusses how to be compassionate, understanding and respectful to executors, grieving
In this episode, Kristin Gross takes us on her journey of exploration with "on the job" learning in a complex health system. She discusses the significance of being your own experience, developing a business that becomes
In this episode, Dave and Charmaine Draper discuss growing up in a hockey family and living a life in professional hockey on and off the ice. Dave and Charmaine share how they navigated through a professional hockey care
In this episode, Charles Agyemang speaks to the importance of black youth having exposure at critical times in their development to career stories and seeing themselves in a career before it becomes a past thought. By br
In this episode, Elaine Uskoski shares her experience as a parent and caregiver of an adult aged son with a video game addiction. She talks about how important it was to take care of herself, lead with empathy and unders
Rahim Thawer
author of ‘The Mental Health Guide for Cis and Trans Queer Guys’
1 appearance on this show
Hsien Seow
Canada Research Chair in Palliative Care, Professor at McMaster University · McMaster University
1 appearance on this show
Lisa Evans
travel writer and author of "100 Things To Do in Coastal Mississippi Before You Die" · Glasgow City
1 appearance on this show
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Today's Leaders for Tomorrow's Future is hosted by Amanda Calzolaio. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 27 episodes.
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