
Changemaking isn’t just strategy, indicators, or mission statements. It’s deeply emotional.
In this show, we dive into the emotions behind doing work that tries to make the world a better place. From anger to compassion, anxiety to joy, we’re here to share things we don’t usually see in LinkedIn posts or slide decks.
Why does this matter?
Because when you're trying to create change, feeling a l... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Categories | BusinessSelf-ImprovementEducationNon-Profit | ||||

Ep. 9 - Bonus Episode: The story behind the stories with Michelle Grant and Katarina Hagstedt
What does it take to create a podcast that feels into the emotions at the heart of change work?
In this special bonus episode and season finale, host Mic... more
Ep. 8 - When anger has nowhere to go with Sarah Queblatin, Jennifer Cox and Laura Calderon de la Barca.
Anger is one of the most misunderstood emotions in change work.
It can be explosive, uncomfortable, even frightening, especially for those of ... more
Ep. 7 - Two big scoops of compassion with Bärbel Weiligmann and Chandra Easton.
What does it take to stay soft while doing hard things?
In this episode of Emotions of Change, we meet Bärbel Weiligmann, a global nutrition leader whose work touches... more
Ep. 6 - Anxiety that wraps around you with Shomy Hassan Choudhury.
What happens when the world asks too much, and you say yes to all of it?
In this episode of Emotions of Change, we meet Shomy Hassan Choudhury, a global sanitation activist whose ... more
Ep. 5 - The grief that doesn’t end by Monday: Jess Schulschenk and Bayo Akomoloafe on Grief.
What if grief isn’t just about losing someone you love, but also about stepping away from work you once loved?
In this episode of Emotions of Change, we ... more
Ep. 4 - Joy is what remains with Malika Virah-Sawmy.
Joy can feel out of reach in a world on fire, especially for those of us trying to 'fix' things. In this episode of Emotions of Change, we meet Malika, a Mauritian conservationist whose journey t... more
Ep. 3 - When guilt becomes the fuel: Renata Minerbo, Miki Kashtan and Aurelia Saint-Just on Guilt.
What happens when the fuel behind your change work isn't just clarity or care, but also guilt?
In this episode of Emotions of Change, Brazilian soc... more
Ep. 2 Even the brave get stuck: Zoya Miari and Britt Frank on Self-Doubt.
When Zoya Miari fled war for the second time, she arrived in Switzerland carrying more than just her past, she carried a vision. A storytelling platform for displaced people... more







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