Who’s Going to Fix This
Who’s Going to Fix This
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the podcast where we stop doomscrolling and start meeting the people actually solving the world’s biggest problems.When the world feels overwhelming, it’s easy to focus on the chaos. But as Mr. Rogers’ mom once said: “Look for the helpers.” And that’s exactly what we’re doing here.In each episode, I sit down with real-life problem solvers—people tackling everything from cybersecurity threats to climate change, and from AI innovation to human rights.
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Covers a wide range of pressing global issues including cybersecurity, climate change, and AI innovation, with episodes like 'Hacking for Good' focusing on the humanity behind technology and 'Innovators for Climate Action' discussing pioneering efforts in environmental sustainability.
The podcast where we stop doomscrolling and start meeting the people actually solving the world’s biggest problems.
When the world feels overwhelming, it’s easy to focus on the chaos. But as Mr. Rogers’ mom once said: “Look for the helpers.” And that’s exactly what we’re doing here.
In each episode, I sit down with real-life problem solvers—people tackling everything from cybersecurity threats to climate change, and from AI innovation to human rights.
Andrew Davies is an improviser and educator for Philadelphia. He uses his values of comedy and community to change the world every day. Whether it's with children or adults, on the tennis court or in a board room, Andrew teaches us that a little laughter goes a long way.
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/andrewdavisphilly/
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