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Ways To Improve The World
by Michael Sheridan
A series of life-affirming conversations with people making the world a better place. Let's face it - the world can feel like a distressing, depressing and disenchanting place. But in this uplifting podcast series, I’m going on a personal journey to find good in the world. I’m going to meeting people who are doing amazing things, being kind and making change. Together we'll try and unpick what a better world might look like and what we can all do to try and make it happen.So come and join me on my journey, as I hope we can try and uncover some of the ways we can improve the world.
Episodes
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The Music & Creative-Digital Industries - Jenna G & Rose Marley
Featuring the wonderful award-winning singer-songwriter and DJ Jenna G who has collaborated with the likes of Chase & Status, Goldie and Roll Deep and has played on every continent across the globe and Rose Marley, the founding director of social enterprise SharpFutures, The Sharp Project and…
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Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association: @TheYoungImam (Sabah Ahmedi), Noor Hadi & Musy Malik
Today I’m in conversation with the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA). I’m joined by two of Britain’s youngest Imams (or faith leaders) in the UK, that’s Sabah Ahmedi (@TheYoungImam) who works with the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations, has been featured on programmes across the BBC...
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Spinal Cord Injury - Andy Walker MBE & Ben Wimbush
Ben Wimbush & Andy Walker MBE are tetraplegic, which means they both have suffered paralysis after an accident. Prepare to be inspired, as both these motivational speakers tell their stories of their journey with spinal cord injury, how they dealt with the change and how we can all deal with…
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Bisexuality - Nichi Hodgson, Ashley Byrne & Lewis Oakley
Sexuality is complex, it isn’t black and white, like most things in the world there’s a grey area. This episode will be focusing on bisexuality, what it means and how we can make the world a better place for the B’s for the LGBTQ+, an often marginalised group. I’m excited to be joined by three…
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Disability & LGBTQ+ Representation - Sam Retford, David Tag, George Webster, Neil Ely, Lloyd Eyre-Morgan
In this episode, I’m talking to the team behind a special very special project called S.A.M. It’s a short film that made its’ debut at the BFI Flare film season, and is a coming of age story about love & self-acceptance. It’s created a bit of a hype, being picked by up by lots of places including...
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Coronation Street, 500 Acts of Kindness & more - Julie Hesmondhalgh
Hello and welcome to the very first episode of Ways To Improve The World! I am very excited to joined by the wonderful Julie Hesmondhalgh, the legendary Hayley Cropper from Coronation Street. She’ll be chatting about her wonderful initiative 500 Acts of Kindness, her theatre collective Take Back,...
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Ways To Improve The World
Welcome to Ways to Improve The World, a series of life-affirming conversations with people making the world a better place. Let’s face it – the world can feel like a distressing, depressing and disenchanting place. We're living through and it becomes so easy to focus on the negative. But in this...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A series of life-affirming conversations with people making the world a better place. Let's face it - the world can feel like a distressing, depressing and disenchanting place. But in this uplifting podcast series, I’m going on a personal journey to find good in the world. I’m going to meeting people who are doing amazing things, being kind and making change. Together we'll try and unpick what a better world might look like and what we can all do to try and make it happen.So come and join me on my journey, as I hope we can try and uncover some of the ways we can improve the world.
HOSTED BY
Michael Sheridan
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