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How to Change the World

Catherine Alonzo

Welcome to our podcast, How to Change the World, where we dive deep into the world of changemaking leadership! Whether you"re leading an organization, a political campaign, or a community cause, this podcast is your go-to resource for creating impactful change. We"ll bring you engaging stories and actionable tips from our team and inspiring guests who are making waves in their communities. Tune in for clear takeaways and practical advice to elevate your impact through powerful storytelling. Stories

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Ep. 31 Nancy Feldman - Finding your glass ceiling –...

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2018/08/28

Nancy Feldman, Head Coach of Boston University's Women's Soccer Team Smashing barriers. Nancy Feldman is the head coach of Boston University's Women's Soccer Team. Entering her 24th season, Nancy has redefined the program, taking it from club level challengers to regional champions. Nancy joins us to not only talk about the sport she loves, but to tell us that it all serves a greater passion – educating and mentoring her team. Feldman Facts: New England Regional Championship x2 Career Record of

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Ep. 30 Natasha Lopez-Rodriguez - Saving change for...

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2018/08/21

Natasha Lopez-Rodriguez, Financial Education Program of YWCA Natasha Lopez-Rodriguez brings the cha-change by helping people escape debt, start businesses and become financially independent. She's the Financial Education Program Director for YWCA in Phoenix – and she rocks at it. Natasha talks with us about the importance of financial literacy, learning from the past and preparing for success in the future.

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Ep. 29 Adam Callow - Start ups are trending

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2018/08/14

Adam Callow, CEO and Founder of Expert Trades Adam Callow is the Founder and CEO of ExpertTrades. An entrepreneur at heart, Adam has chased his dreams of starting his own company. Adam sits down with us to talk shop, the entrepreneurial spirit and what it takes to forge your own path. Change-engineers will not want to miss out on Adam's tale of realizing his own strengths and leveraging those into a successful business. In his free time, Adam also has a podcast. Check out his interview with our

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Ep. 28 AiVi Nguyen - Partner at 31? Boss.

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2018/08/07

AiVi Nguyen, Law Partner of Bowditch & Dewey AiVi Nguyen became a partner at Bowditch & Dewey at just 31 – a testament to how intelligent, dedicated, and driven she is. As the daughter of Vietnamese refugees she grew up in public housing and had limited resources. But despite the obstacles, she was driven to reach the Ivy League and pursue a successful law career. We sit down for an inspiring conversation with AiVi to talk about opportunity and how to find and open doors when there's seemingly none

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Ep. 27 Jack Wight and Carrie Dougher - Who wouldn't...

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2018/07/31

Jack Wight, CEO of Buyback Boss Carri Dougher, COO of Buyback Boss We have a special interview this week featuring two guests: CEO Jack Wight and COO Carrie Dougher of Buyback Boss. They encourage folks who have old iPhones and Samsungs lying around to put them to good use by selling them back through their company, which offers cash payment. The story of Buyback Boss is a fascinating one. Jack started the company out of his Arizona State University dorm room and Carrie lived just next door. Up to

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Ep. 26 Sherry Michaels - The remote work lifer

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2018/07/24

Sherry Michaels, President and Director of Learning Solutions at Michaels & Associates Working from home is very fashionable. It wasn't always that way though. Sherry Michaels started working remotely 30 years ago – before it was a "thing" – and she has been running her own company of work-from-homers for 20 years. Change is coming to the modern workplace and working remotely is on the rise. Learn what it's really like from a remote work lifer.

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Ep. 25 Noah Karvelis - Leading a movement for education

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2018/07/16

Noah Karvelis, Co-Founder of Arizona's Educators United If you've been in Arizona or on the internet lately, chances are you've heard of the #RedforEd movement for increased public education funding. Support has been posted in business windows, written on vehicles, discussed on national news, worn on shirts, and resulted in a historic teacher walkout across the state. This week, we sit down with one of the people who helped to start it all. Noah Karvelis co-founded Arizona Educators United and

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Ep. 24 Gloria Feldt - Taking the lead to achieve...

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2018/07/10

Gloria Feldt, Co-Founder and President of Take the Lead Not-so-fun-fact: Did you know that fewer than 20% of top leaders across all sectors are women? Thankfully there are extraordinary people like Gloria Feldt who are trailblazing the way and vigilantly fighting for gender parity. Gloria is the Co-Founder and President of Take the Lead, a nonprofit focused on preparing, developing, inspiring, and propelling women to leadership positions. And that's after she rose through Planned Parenthood's ranks

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Ep. 23 Mi-Ai Parrish - On her path from newspaper...

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2018/07/03

Mi-Ai Parrish, Professor at ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication Mi-Ai Parrish, former publisher of The Arizona Republic and current professor at ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, joins us to discuss her path from intern to publisher, how she came to trust her instincts, and handling a barrage of death threats after taking a stand for what she believed in.

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Ep. 22 Ellis Palmer - Change doesn't always mean...

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2018/06/26

Ellis Palmer, Senior Broadcast Journalist of BBC News "Change doesn't always mean making something different. Sometimes it's about contending with the way things are." Ellis Palmer, Senior Broadcast Journalist at the BBC, joins the podcast this week. Ellis was born super early, resulting in cerebral palsy. He opens up about growing up, living, and working with a disability. We chat about the changes that would make everyday better – like accessible Tube stations. Get your day on the right track

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Ep. 21 Hanna Miller - Juggling the change from the...

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2018/06/19

Hanna Miller, CEO and Founder of Ringmaster Hanna is the CEO & Founder of Ringmaster, where she works with teams to understand their gifts and maximize their talents. We talk with Hanna about the importance of leaning into your strengths to create lasting and meaningful change – and we also chat about her time in the circus.

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Ep. 20 Sean Mendez - Fighting for justice and facing...

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2018/06/12

Sean Mendez, Director of Solidarity Sports On June 14, 2017, the Grenfell Tower fire in West London claimed seventy-one lives. It was one of the deadliest fires in Britain over the past century. Sean Mendez has close ties to the community devastated by the fire. He runs Solidarity Sports, a nonprofit that works with at-risk and disadvantaged youth. That night, Sean lost children he worked with and members of their families. Sean talked to us with grace and passion about the devastating impact of the

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Ep. 19 Rick McCartney - Coming out at age 47 and...

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2018/06/05

Rick McCartney, CEO and President of InMedia Rick McCartney came out as a gay man at the age of 47 and it changed his life. We talk about his incredible journey – from what it's like to come out when you have a family to navigating new relationships and the unknown. Rick is President and CEO of InMedia, a multimedia development company, so we talk a little business along the way too.

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Ep. 18 Debi Chess Mabie - Acknowledging a painful...

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2018/05/29

Debi Chess Mabie, Executive Director for The Dunbar Pavilion: An African American Center for Art and Culture 100 years ago, the Dunbar School in Tucson, Arizona opened its doors as a segregated school. It was the only school in the city that served African-American children up until 1951. As you can imagine, it's a place with a complex history. We dive into that history with Debi Chess Mabie and discuss her work to revitalize the space and elevate the contributions of African-Americans in Tucson. We

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Ep. 17 Drena Kusari - Life-altering changes from the...

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2018/05/22

Drena Kusari, General Manager of Southwest Region for Lyft Drena discusses her experience living through the war in Kosovo as a teenager, leaving for the United States for her last year of school, and how it shaped her as a person. Today, she is the General Manager of the Southwest Region for Lyft and she dives into how she got there, what she loves about her job, the change happening in ridesharing, and how Lyft is providing solutions to community challenges to create opportunity.

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Ep. 16 Grace Gámez - How the criminal justice system...

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2018/05/15

Grace Gamez, Program Coordinator of American Friends Service Committee One of the biggest life changes anyone can experience is becoming justice system-involved. Going through the system means enduring a broken, confusing process that turns lives upside down and changes people forever. Grace Gámez shares with us her personal story of involvement with the criminal justice system, the changes that need to happen to make improvements, and the impact that opening up to share a personal story has on the

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Ep. 15 Carlos Terrazas - Overcoming negative change...

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2018/05/08

Carlos Terrazas, Access Consultant of Disability Resource Center at U of A Change is not always for the better. Change is often thought of as a good thing, new human rights protections or funding for education, but what happens when change is forced upon us that we didn't ask for? Not all change is welcomed. This week on the podcast, Carlos Terrazas talks with us about living with uninvited change when he became paralyzed at 19 years old in a rollover car accident. Hear how he hasn't let that become

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Ep. 14 Tracey Beal and Jill Hicks - The way...

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2018/05/01

Tracey Beal, Executive Director of School Connect Jill Hicks, Director of Business Partnerships at School Connect Every community needs connectors. They have superhero-like abilities that allow them to spot and amplify opportunities by connecting the right people at the right times. So this week we're featuring two amazing connectors to pick their brains on how and why they do it. Tracey Beal and Jill Hicks of School Connect join us and share how they help our schools impact lives and form lasting

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Ep. 13 Andrei Cherny - How banking and investment can...

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2018/04/24

Andrei Cherny, CEO and Co-Founder of Aspiration Andrei Cherny has seen, experienced, and been a force for change throughout his life. He joins us this week to share his remarkable story as a son born to immigrants to working in the White House to starting his own socially-conscious banking and investing company, Aspiration.

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Ep. 12 Nate Rhoton - Making the change from working...

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2018/04/17

Nate Rhoton, Executive Director of One N Ten Nate talks about growing up LGBTQ in a Mormon family and coming out in his twenties. He also shares his story about shifting from a corporate background to leading a nonprofit, what he's learned from volunteerism, and how he's gathered mentors to help him in his new leadership role.

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