Ripple Effect: Positive Change Around the Sound
Ripple Effect: Positive Change Around the Sound
Podcast Description
Welcome to Ripple Effect: Positive Change Around the Sound, where we amplify the stories of local change-makers whose positive impact ripples across Puget Sound. Join us as we find out what brings our guests to this moment today, what drives and inspires them to create a better, more inclusive world, and how you can get involved. Sometimes, it only takes one person to make a difference, and that person could be you.
Thank you for joining us!
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of social change, community engagement, and cultural advocacy. Episodes explore specific subjects like the legacy of the Black Panther Party in Seattle, as well as contemporary issues in arts and culture advocacy, featuring immersive storytelling and personal experiences from guests like Rick DuPree and Manny Cawaling.

Welcome to Ripple Effect: Positive Change Around the Sound, where we amplify the stories of local change-makers whose positive impact ripples across Puget Sound. Join us as we find out what brings our guests to this moment today, what drives and inspires them to create a better, more inclusive world, and how you can get involved. Sometimes, it only takes one person to make a difference, and that person could be you.
Thank you for joining us!
“DeVandra Wheeler is a child safety educator, author, and the founder of Nova Talks, a prevention-focused initiative that equips families and communities with the tools to have honest, protective conversations with children about body safety and child sexual abuse prevention. With a decade of experience in behavioral health and a background in social work, DeVandra combines professional expertise with a culturally responsive approach to education. She is also the author of Nova Be Bold, a children’s book that empowers kids to speak up and helps caregivers start important conversations that keep children safe.”
If you’re someone who also works in the education, prevention, and healing spheres surrounding abuse, connect with DeVandra at [email protected] to support as she expands her work around Washington state.
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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1j9-1KDGxLAGIqbM3LJr43iEO2QkP519kHgLhjGO2wJ8/edit?usp=sharing
Episodes release on the fourth Wednesday of the month. See you in April!
All episode music by Podington Bear. Podcast intro, outro, and interstitial music by Benjamin Marx.

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