Poverty in Burundi

Poverty in Burundi

Release Date: 04/26/2021

Description: Lex Grayson talks about poverty in Burundi with Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

Explicit: No

CBB - The Overview of Marine Energy

Release Date: 03/03/2023

Description: Central Benson Borres - Marine Energy and Energy Poverty A Bonus Episode, Where Aaron and I talk about Marine Energy and how it could possibly help solve Energy Poverty! Hosts: Aaron Benson & Symhon Borres

Explicit: No

Grace Davie, “Poverty Knowledge in South Africa: A Social History of Human Science, 1855-2005” (Cambridge UP, 2015)

Release Date: 04/19/2017

Description: Apartheid in South Africa formally ended in 1994, but the issue of poverty and what to do about it remained as contentious as it had been a century earlier. In the new book, Poverty Knowledge in South Africa: A Social History of Human Science, 1855-2005 (Cambridge University Press, 2015), Grace Davie shows that the poverty question was up for grabs even into the twenty-first century because of ongoing disagreements about how to measure poverty and to manage the racists assumptions that underwrote it. The book uses the idiom of co-production to show how scientists, activists and other knowledge-makers made and remade poverty in dynamic interaction with the people they sought to know. The book documents the thwarted efforts of scientists to accomplish their political goals as their expert knowledge was variously invoked, reinterpreted, and dismissed not only by white-supremacist governments, but also by social activists, black communities, and labor unions, which all used experts poverty knowledge for their own political ends. At issue was the question of what constituted credible evidence, and over more than a century debates continued to toggle between quantitative and qualitative forms of evidence, between statistics and stories. Through this analysis, Davie pushes back against the familiar claim that the technocratic state was on a steady march towards quantitative objectivity. Poverty Knowledge in South Africa is a serious, thorough book and it is indispensable for thinking through questions of social justice not only among historical actors but among scholars in the present day.

Explicit: No

Reframing Church and Missions

Release Date: 09/27/2021

Description: with guest Pastor Jeremy Cook of Sherwood Park Alliance Church.When it comes to “missions” or helping overseas, the loaded words “mutual transformation” are often thrown around. But what does this idea actually look like in practice? In this episode, Jeremy Cook, Senior Associate Pastor from Sherwood Park Alliance Church, has an answer for you.After nine years of partnership with FH, Jeremy shares personal life-changing stories about walking alongside a community in Burundi. From a prayerful encounter in his sponsor child’s home, to a simple ask to sing together that led to a worship experience that united people across cultures. The amazing thing is, these stories aren’t just about the transformation of the community in Burundi, they’re also about the transformation of lives right here in Canada. Recommended Reading:The Locus Effect by Gary Haugen and Victor BoutrosEpisode hosted by Shelaine and Eric.

Explicit: No

Poverty

Release Date: 07/24/2021

Authors: Malak Alwan

Description: This podcast talks about the problems that led to poverty and how to solve it.

Explicit: No

How Can Hinduism Help Alleviate Poverty In India

Release Date: 04/30/2021

Authors: Aarushi Chandwani

Description: How can Hinduism help solve alleviate poverty in India 🇮🇳

Explicit: No

Big brain math

Release Date: 09/15/2021

Authors: Chris Lafata

Description: Describing how to solve all the exploration question for each unit

Explicit: No

The Short Road Home

Release Date: 09/25/2020

Authors: Jeremy Bassett

Description: Updates on our life and work in Burundi, Africa reported in the time it takes me to walk the short distance from my office to my house.

Explicit: No

Upskill with Shivansh | Guide to Unlock Career Opportunities

Release Date: 04/18/2021

Authors: Shivansh Garg

Description: So the big question is this,How are students like us,We are not college toppers and didn't go to IITs or IIMs, We chase practical learningsSo, how do we find the right career path, mentorship and opportunities?And make it big in the corporate worldThat is the question this podcast will help you answer.My name is Shivansh and welcome to Upskill with Shivansh

Explicit: No

The Vow of Poverty

Release Date: 05/01/2021

Authors: Kaitlyn Lichtenwalter

Description: Exploring the Vow of Poverty and how to apply it to our daily lives.

Explicit: No

The Big Question: an IDEO Podcast

Release Date: 10/21/2021

Authors: IDEO

Description: We live and work in a world of interlocking systems, where many of the problems we face are dynamic, multifaceted, and inherently human. We believe that design thinking can help solve these problems… to provide answers, but big answers can only be found by asking big questions. Welcome to The Big Question: an IDEO podcast.

Explicit: No

Here's An Idea

Release Date: 08/13/2020

Authors: WKYC

Description: WKYC's podcast 'Here's An Idea' focuses on talking with a Northeast Ohio resident about a problem (big or small!) they’re seeing in the region and a realistic idea they’re offering up on how to solve it.

Explicit: No

Ashoka ChangeMakers Radio

Release Date: 04/18/2021

Authors: Ashoka ChangeMakers Radio

Description: Have you always been curious to know the stories of amazing ideas that make it big? Does it spark a question of “wow, how?” Well, it does to us too. Ashoka ChangeMakers Radio is a podcast that asks the big question: How do you make your business survive the pandemic? Is it okay to Pivot and how does one know when to? Join us, the Centre for Entrepreneurship at Ashoka University, as we indulge in some insightful conversations with CEOs of creative businesses in India and figure out how to build a start-up, something which was once only imagined. Hosted by Chaand Taneja

Explicit: No

Finding Burundi

Release Date: 08/31/2020

Authors: Alain Ndayishimiye

Description: Finding Burundi is a current affairs and ideas podcast on all things Burundi. The goal of the show is to find the soul of Burundi, one conversation at a time. The podcast is hosted by Canadian-Burundian Alain Ndayishimiye. You can follow Alain on twitter and instagram @alainruvu.

Explicit: No

Education Inequality And How To Solve IT

Release Date: 08/20/2020

Authors: George Winistorfer

Description: A Podcast that was time constrained to 15 minutes about educational Inequality and possible solutions. This was a final project for AP Lang for teachers Britni Creamer and Meagan Sullivan

Explicit: No