Humankindness at Work
Humankindness at Work
Podcast Description
Do you want to make a difference in the world, but you’re not sure where to start?The problems humanity faces can seem overwhelming. Hardship feels endless. Our troubles are so big we can’t see past them, let alone help someone else.How can you change any of that?Start here.Join the Humankindness at Work Podcast to hear inspiring stories of people just like you making a difference in their corner of the world. You’ll hear how humankindness is at work in the world and how you can be a part of it.www.jennifersvoice.com/podcast
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of kindness, community engagement, and personal growth, featuring episodes that delve into housing and community challenges, the impact of education on students, nonprofit initiatives, and innovative business models for social good, such as the episodes with Jacob Taylor discussing home renovation in St. Joseph and Karla Goettel sharing her insights on educational legacies.
Do you want to make a difference in the world, but you’re not sure where to start?
The problems humanity faces can seem overwhelming. Hardship feels endless. Our troubles are so big we can’t see past them, let alone help someone else.
How can you change any of that?
Start here.
Join the Humankindness at Work Podcast to hear inspiring stories of people just like you making a difference in their corner of the world. You’ll hear how humankindness is at work in the world and how you can be a part of it.
https://jennifersvoice.com/podcast-home
When disaster strikes, hunger doesn’t wait.
In this episode of Humankindness at Work, you’ll meet Linda Roth – Emmy award-winning journalist and Chief of Communications & Strategy at World Central Kitchen – who shares how food becomes a lifeline, a symbol of hope, and a vehicle for community resilience in the face of crisis.
World Central Kitchen has served over 600 million meals in more than 50 countries. They show up within 24 hours of a crisis – through hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires, and war. What makes them different? They cook the food people actually grew up eating. Because when everything is gone, a taste of home feels like hope.
Linda put it beautifully: “We don’t ask what religion you are, what political bent you have. We don’t ask any questions. All we ask is, “How many meals do you need?”
After the LA wildfires, donors told them: “I’ve been giving to you for years, but I never thought I’d need you.”
None of us do. That’s exactly why this work matters.
🎧 Listen to the full episode and find out how YOU can get involved, even from your own kitchen table.
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HOST AND EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Jennifer Clark
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Jennifer Clark is a multi-award nominated female voiceover talent, specializing in TV/radio/digital commercials, web videos, explainer videos, eLearning, documentaries, IVR, and more!
Check out her work at https://jennifersvoice.com.
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🎧 PRODUCER: Melanie Scroggins of Scroggins Creative
Scroggins Creative is a content studio run by husband-and-wife duo, Jeremy and Melanie Scroggins, helping founders and teams create thoughtful, high-quality podcasts and videos for heart-led brands.
🎵 Original music written and produced by Brent Johnson.
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