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Voices in Miami
by Social Impact Movement
Students need a space to express their concern on issues they care about. Here at Social Impact Movement, we are focused on creating such a space through our new podcast, Voices in Miami.
Episodes
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Fashion Shows and Sustainability with Joan Love
On this episode of VIM, join Josie as she talks to Joan Love, from Love.Style.Events and "The Business of Events" podcast, about the fashion industry and their commitment to sustainability, and how Joan promotes sustainability in her professional life!
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Boat Show Talk
Nicole and Josie talk about the absurd amount of water pollution throughout Miami beaches, and discuss ways the Miami Boat Show will help keep sustainability.
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Miami Traffic
On this episode, Josie and Nicole talk about outrageous Miami traffic and solutions for mitigating the problem.
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SDGs in the Life
Listen to Josie and Nicole's shower thoughts, reflecting on their lives in terms of the SDGs.
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Yay College (Apps)!
In light of the college application season, and SIM's focus on SDG4 for the next few weeks, listen to Nicole talk about her college application process experience, and Josie's advice for all the high school seniors graduating this upcoming spring.
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SDG4: Quality Education
This past week, Social Impact Movement launched its second social media campaign of the year, highlighting SDG4 Quality Education and all it's targets. Listen now, and stay tuned to SIM's Instagram for the next several weeks!
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SDG Day
Josie and Nicole explore the history of the SDGs, what they are, and what SIM is doing for the SDGs, in honor of SDG Day!
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The US Defunding the UN
Josie and guest co-host Nicole talk about the US's history of funding the UN, and the potential threat of the US defunding the UN.
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Hurricanes and Wildfires
Josie and Ve explore two extreme weather events that have happened recently, framing these events around climate change and SDG 13. Listen to what our hosts have to say!
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The One with the TURTL Guy
Josie and Ve (virtually) sit down with Nestor from the TURTL Project, aka "The TURTL Guy," to talk about sustainability, wetsuits, and our responsibility as global citizens. Listen now!
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Q&A with Josie
Over her time at Social Impact Movement, Josie has gotten a lot of questions about her work with SIM, among other things. In this episode, Josie answers some of these questions, and shares some of her experiences working for a nonprofit.
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Unions and Heat Waves
On this episode of Voices in Miami, Josie and Ve discuss the SDGs, union strikes and heat waves, and how they're all connected!
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Voices in Miami: Season 3
Hey Changemakers! We're back for a new season of Voices in Miami, with a few changes and some big plans! Stay tuned to hear what's in store!
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How can we make government more effective?
On our fifth episode of the season, Josie and Olivia asked students on each of their college campuses what they thought about making government more effective. This episode, for the "Roommates Edition" of the podcast, Josie and Olivia are joined by Lacey and Elise to discuss this week's question....
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How do we make our campuses more sustainable?
On our fourth episode of the season, Josie and Olivia asked students on each of their college campuses what they thought that their respective campuses could do to make the campuses more sustainable. These are their stories.
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UN Day
On our third episode of the season, Josie and Olivia asked students on each of their college campuses what they would ask the United Nations if they could ask any question, and if they knew what the United Nations was doing for the world. These are their stories.
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How can we make the world a better place?
On our second episode of the season, Josie and Olivia asked students on each of their college campuses what they thought they could do to make the world a better place to live in, and then Josie and Olivia talked about the students' answers. These are their stories.
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What is the biggest problem in the world right now?
On our first episode of the season, Josie and Olivia asked students on each of their college campuses what they thought the biggest problem in the world is today, and then Josie and Olivia talked about the students' answers. These are their stories.
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Voices in Miami: Season 2
Voices in Miami is back, renewed for a second season, with a few small changes. The biggest change is that our hosts are no longer in Miami anymore! With that being said, there is a new episode format for this second season, one that is more interactive for our listeners and the students on our...
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Tyler McCray, Turbo and Trill
Please join us in welcoming our guest, Tyler McCray to this 16th episode of Voices in Miami! McCray is a senior at Palmer Trinity, the proud co-owner of Turbo & Trill Candle Co., and the founder of the Shine The Light Initiative, which serves to donate 10% of proceeds from Turbo and Trill to the...
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Julia Lewkowitz and Daniela Castelo, She Speaks!
Julia Lewkowitz and Daniela Castelo, co-founders of She Speaks! (an online English teaching organization for underprivileged girls), are featured on this episode of Voices in Miami! Listen to them talk about their advocacy in the name of SDGs 4 (Quality Education) and 10 (Reduced Inequality) with...
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Lena Kalandjian, SAVE Promise Clubs/ Sandy Hook Promise
This 14th episode of Voices in Miami features Lena Kalandjian, who serves on the National Youth Advisory Board of the non-profit violence prevention organization Sandy Hook Promise. Listen to her talk about her advocacy in the same of SDG 16 (Peace, Justice, Strong Institutions, and Inclusive...
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Rachel Greidinger, SweetArts Candy
Rachel Greidinger, Thespian Honor Society President and Drama Silver Knight Nominee from Miami Palmetto Senior High is so excited to be featured on our 13th episode of Voices in Miami! Listen to her talk about her advocacy in the name of SDG 4 (Quality Education) through her scholarship…
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Matteo Wakeman, Breakthrough Miami
In this 12th episode of Voices in Miami, we meet Matteo Wakeman! Matteo is one of Breakthrough Miami’s most dedicated volunteers. He focuses his advocacy on educational opportunities with his service teaching under resourced middle schoolers in the Miami area at Breakthrough. Along with many...
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Sasha Boyers and Kate Perez, Naturally Human Miami
Sasha Boyers and Kate Perez, co-founders of the mental health awareness non-profit organization Naturally Human Miami are featured on this episode of Voices in Miami! Listen to them talk about their advocacy in the name of SDGs 4 (Quality Education) and 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong…
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Analysse Humaran, Agents of Change
Analysse Humaran, a founder of the Agents of Change, is featured on our tenth episode of Voices in Miami! Listen to her talk about Agents of Change, a student-created and student-lead project that has fostered greener knowledge and habits across South Florida and won tens of thousands in prize...
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Alex Kim and John Aitken, Volunteering Miami
Join us in welcoming high school seniors, Alexandr Kim and John Aitken, to this ninth episode of Voices in Miami! Alex and John are co-founders of Volunteering Miami—a digital platform that connects volunteers and volunteer recruiters. John architects their website and Alex leads the…
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Luis Moros
Join us as we welcome Luis Moros, a sophomore at Florida International University currently pursuing two bachelor’s degrees in political science and criminal justice, to our eighth episode of Voices in Miami! Luis is a philanthropist, political activist, and serves as a policy fellow at the…
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Cayetana Jaramillo, The Loop News
Cayetana Jaramillo, the creator, and writer for The Loop News, is featured on this seventh episode of Voices of Miami! Listen to her talk about The Loop News, a social media-based youth newsletter focused on engaging Generation Z in local politics and civic engagement. Cayetana publishes a weekly...
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Mikayla Ashe, Fight Like A Girl 305
Mikayla Ashe, the founder and head spokeswoman of Fight Like a Girl 305 is featured on our fifth episode of Voices in Miami! Listen to her talk about the event that catalyzed her drive to teach teenage girls the art of self-defense. Her program has been active for 5+ years and has reached…
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David Luis, Students Feeding Miami
David Luis is a student at Florida International University studying Public Administration. He is the founder and former President of Students Feeding Miami, which has been a huge success on combatting food insecurity. To date, Students Feeding Miami has fed over 15,300 people in the area, and…
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Madeline Ley, Shrink the Gap
Madeline Ley is a Sophomore at The George Washington University majoring in Political Science and minoring in Public Health and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. In 2017, Madeline founded Shrink the Gap to empower women to fight the gender pay gap through salary negotiation and interview...
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Olivia Martin-Johnson, Feminism Explained
Olivia Martin-Johnson, one of our Co-Hosts and Founders is featured on the second episode of Voices in Miami! Listen to her talk about her advocacy in the name of SDG 5 (Gender Equality) through her non-profit newsletter, Feminism Explained. Her and her team are focus on producing professional...
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Josie Blohm, Composting, with Coffee!
Josie Blohm, one of our Co-Hosts and Founders is featured on our very first episode of Voices in Miami! Listen to her talk about her advocacy in the name of SDGs 4 (Quality Education) and 13 (Climate Action) with her service project Composting, with Coffee! Her and her team, which include fellow...
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Voices in Miami
Hey Changemakers! It seems like you have found our podcast, Voices in Miami! Oh, you don't know what we are all about? Well, I guess we just might have to change that! Listen in on this preview, and be on the lookout for new episodes streaming every other week, starting on September 25, 2021.…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Students need a space to express their concern on issues they care about. Here at Social Impact Movement, we are focused on creating such a space through our new podcast, Voices in Miami.
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How many episodes does Voices in Miami have?
Voices in Miami currently has 35 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Voices in Miami about?
Students need a space to express their concern on issues they care about. Here at Social Impact Movement, we are focused on creating such a space through our new podcast, Voices in Miami.
How often does Voices in Miami release new episodes?
Voices in Miami has 35 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Voices in Miami is created and hosted by Social Impact Movement.
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