For the past five years I've had the amazing opportunity to interview 56 changemakers for the Big Vision Podcast who I think have big visions for a better world. It really has been one of the highlights of my work. I come away from each interview energized and inspired
You can view all of the interviews, and subscribe to the show, on iTunes, or on the Big Vision Podcast's landing page. You can also listen to them on the player below. After you click the triangle to start listening, click on the blue box in the bottom left hand corner of the player that says, Menu. Then, click on Episodes. You'll be able to scroll through, and play the shows that peak your interest.
I've also listed all of the interviewees with photos and links below.
Please note that because the conversations take place over five years, some people's work and lives have changed. They have new job titles, work someplace else, and in some cases, have new names! The way they're titled below is how they were listed at the time of the interview.
If you have suggestions for people I should interview in 2011, please let me know in the comments.
2011
Aneesha Raghunathan, Owner, Hope Line Fashions
Coming soon!
Robert Wolfe, Co-Founder, Crowdrise
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Gabriela Masala, Founder, One Love Alliance
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2010
Rebecca Kousky, Founder, Nest
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Ashley Rowe and Carolynn Webb, Owners, Fat Bottom Bakery
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Melinda Kramer and Amira Diamond, Co-Directors, Women's Earth Alliance
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Anna Lappe, Author, Diet for a Hot Planet
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Tom Aageson, Co-Founder, Global Center for Cultural Entreprenership (and my dad!)
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Jessica Prentice, Co-Owner, Three Stone Hearth: A Community Supported Kitchen. Author, Full Moon Feast: Food and Hunger for Connection
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Temra Costa, Author, Farmer Jane: Women Changing the Way We Eat
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Marsha Wallace, Founder, Dining for Women
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Jensine Larsen, Founder, World Pulse
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Laura Miller, Founder, Secret Agent L Project
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2009
Jennifer Lee, Owner, Artizen Coaching
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Bryant Terry, Author, Vegan Soul Kitchen
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Seane Corn, Co-Founder, Off the Mat, Into the World
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Zainab Salbi, Founder and CEO, Women for Women International
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Kjerstin Erickson, Founder and Executive Director, FORGE
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David Cohn, Founder, Spot.us
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Jose Corona, Executive Director, Inner City Advisors
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Lisa Witter, Co-Author, The She Spot
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Kimberly Wilson, Founder, Tranquil Space Foundation, author, Tranquilista
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Patricia Loya, Executive Director, La Cocina
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2008
Christina Arnold, Founder, Prevent Human Trafficking
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Cristi Hegranes, Executive Director and Founder, Press Institute for Women
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Kavita Ramdas, President and CEO, Global Fund for Women
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Anisha Desai, Executive Director, Women of Color Resource Center
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Janessa Goldbeck, Director of Membership, Genocide Intervention Network
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Ari Derfel, Creator, Save Your Trash Project
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Martin Fisher, Co-founder and CEO, KickStart
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Marisa Handler, Author, Loyal to the Sky: Notes from an Activist
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Cami Walker, Founder, 29-Day Giving Challenge
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Marianne Manilov, National Team Leader, The Engage Network
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Favianna Rodriguez, Political Digital Artist and Printmaker. Co-Editor, Reproduce and Revolt!
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2007
Reem Rahim, Co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer, Numi Tea
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Jodie van Horn, Campaigner for Rainforest Action Network's Freedom From Oil campaign, and Coordinator for Plug-In Bay Area
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Priya Haji, CEO and Co-founder, World of Good.
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Paul Rice, Founding President and CEO, TransFair USA
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Van Jones, Co-Founder and President, Ella Baker Center
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Chris Messina of Citizen Agency and Ivan Storck of SustainableMarketing.com and SustainableWebsites.com talk about how to start a green coworking space based on their experience with Citizen Space in San Francisco, CA.
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Elizabeth Pomada Co-Founder, Writing for Change Conference
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Marsha Wallace, Founder, Dining for Women
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Shalini Kantayya, Filmmaker, A Drop of Life.
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Paola Gianturco, photojournalist, Author, Women Who Light the Dark
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Andre Carothers, Co-founder and Executive Director, Rockwood Leadership Program
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2006
Alli Chagi-Starr, Co-Founder, Art in Action / Art and Media Director, Ella Baker Center for Human Rights’ Reclaim the Future Program
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Eric Fenster and Ari Derfel, Co-owners, Back to Earth
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Brahm Ahmadi, Executive Director, People's Grocery
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Mei-ying Ho, Co-Director, SOUL
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Abby Rosenheck, Founder and Executive Director, Urban Sprouts
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Ilyse Hogue, Global Finance Campaign Director, Rainforest Action Network
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Steve Williams, Co-founder and Executive Director, POWER (People Organized to Win Employment Rights)
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Anna Lappé, Co-Author of Grub: Ideas for an Urban Organic Kitchen and Co-Founder of the Small Planet Fund.
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Nola Brantley, Parenting and Youth Enrichment Director, and the Coordinator of the Sexually Abused and Commercially Exploited Youth Program at the George P. Scotland Youth Program in West Oakland
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Lisa Russ, Associate Director, Movement Strategy Center
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Jonah Sachs, Principal, Free Range Studios
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Jessica Jackley Flannery, Co-Founder and Board Member, Kiva.org
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Ingrid Severson, Lead Organizer of the Rooftop Resources Project, a project of Bay Localize
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Melinda Kramer, Founder & Director, Women's Global Green Action Network
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Kevin Danaher, Co-founder of Global Exchange and Executive Director of the Global Citizen Center
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I LOVE looking at all of these beautiful changemakers, and looking forward to the interviews that I haven't listened to yet. One random question - why are the pictures progressively smaller and smaller?
ReplyDeleteThanks, teachergriffin!
ReplyDeleteThe photo size difference isn't on purpose. I do this list every year and cut and paste my list of interviewees from the blog post of the year before into the new one.
As my blogging platform has changed, so has the formatting of the photos (: