If you are passionate about all things humanitarian and you are looking for new answers, you will enjoy listening to Trumanitarian's smart, honest conversations
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Recent episodes include "117. Less of the Same" (3 April 2026, 39 minutes), "116. Naive" (27 March 2026, 45 minutes), and "115. The Agency of Others" (13 March 2026, 82 minutes).
Trumanitarian publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 49 minutes across 129 episodes.
Booking probability for Trumanitarian is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Trumanitarian requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Trumanitarian's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Trumanitarian are Food Banks, Shelters & Relief and Foundations & Philanthropy. Trumanitarian has a business audience.
Trumanitarian is a business podcast with 129 episodes published.
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In this episode of Trumanitarian , host Lars Peter Nissen speaks with Sophie Tolstrup, Head of Policy and Climate at Ground Truth Solutions (GTS) , about their 2025 report, Whose Priorities Count? . The conversation...
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When the main oncology hospital in Kharkiv was bombed, patients started dying — not from the bombs, but from losing access to their chemotherapy. Ross Skobronski, a Spanish-Ukrainian mathematician who had come to...
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This episode is a recording from the Start Network’s Assembly, which took place in October 2025. Lars Peter Nissen was invited to moderate a panel exploring what leadership looks like when success is contingent on the...
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This weeks guest is Gareth Owen OBE — Former Humanitarian Director at Save the Children UK (2007-2024). Gareth spent over three decades in the humanitarian sector, beginning his career in Somalia in 1993. He co-founded...
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As 2025 draws to a close, Trumanitarian host Lars Peter Nissen invites Meg Sattler , Adelina Kama l, and Thomas Byrnes to the Trumanitarian studio to reckon with a year that seems to have defied comprehension. The...
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Wigdan Seedahmed joins host Lars Peter Nissen for a conversation that drifts between code and Sudanese music, and into the quiet art of translating magic into data - without letting magic slip. Wigdan is not on...
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What is the role of cash distributions in the humanitarian reset? That is the question that Cate Turton , the Director of the Cash Learning Partnership (CALP) Network) , Yolande Wright, the VP for Partnerships at...
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What happens when a philanthropist shows up differently? In this episode, Maya Ghosh Bichara joins host Lars Peter Nissen to reflect on what it means to fund, partner, and build trust with integrity. Maya isn’t running...
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In this special crossover episode, Lars Peter Nissen ( Trumanitarian ) and Carla Vitantonio ( Living Decoloniality ) sit down in Doha to explore the deep fault lines in humanitarian work — and why they’ve both turned to...
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In this episode of Trumanitarian , recorded on the sidelines of the Center for Humanitarian Leadership Conference in Doha, host Lars Peter Nissen sits down with two sector heavyweights: Sofía Sprechmann, former...
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On December 8, Syria saw a major turning point: the fall of the Assad regime and the emergence of a new government. For the White Helmets , this moment opened the door to expand operations from 800 to over 4,600...
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The Emergency Response Rooms in Sudan have, over the past couple of years, become the backbone of humanitarian action in Sudan. As community-based informal organizations, the ERRs provide mutual aid to more than 2...
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We are at a pivotal moment for the humanitarian sector. The freeze of US foreign aid, the dismantling of USAID and aid cuts from a number of the major donors has sent shockwaves through the system. But how do we move...
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Happy international women’s day ! When women connect across generations and experiences, heart to heart, incredible things happen. In this special episode, Maeva Fages joins Rigmor Tholstrup for a heartfelt conversation...
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The ethos of 'move fast and break things' doesn't work for humanitarians. If we break things, we break people. But technology is changing the nature of conflict. International Humanitarian Law cannot evolve to meet...
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In this episode, Tamam Aloudat and Richard Blewett join Lars Peter Nissen to ask the hard questions: What’s worth saving? What needs to go? Who gets to decide? ...And are we the right guys to discuss this? Tammam argues...
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Humanitarian tech initiatives fail when they start with a "shiny object" rather than a defined problem. Solutions are imposed rather than developed based on actual needs. A ‘graveyard of bad tech’ is expanding. Should...
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Over the past week, the 90-day freeze of US foreign assistance has sent a shockwave through the humanitarian and development communities. If you ask this weeks guests on Trumanitarian the crisis will not be over in...
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Dr. Rola Hallam - a doctor, humanitarian, and Syrian advocate - joins host Lars Peter Nissen for a personal conversation on the resilience of humanity amidst chaos. Against the backdrop of Syria’s profound suffering and...
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What happens when you mix cyber warfare, climate collapse, and humanitarian action with a dash of whiskey? You get Emerson Tan - a man who started as a hacker, turned humanitarian, and now designs fintech for the...
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