Chezuba
Chezuba talks: Impact stories
This podcast is a series of talks with phenomenal changemakers and non-profit leaders who are creating action-oriented impact through their incredible stories. Disclaimer: Chezuba Talks podcast presents content for informational purposes only and views and opinions expressed are that of the speaker and organisation. This podcast should not be used in any legal capacity whatsoever, including as a basis for expert witness testimony. No guarantee is given regarding the accuracy of any statements or opinions made on the podcast or the Chezuba website.
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Episodes
Ep-83: Awake and Aware: Navigating Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorders 17.06.2023 21:45
In this enlightening episode of "Awake and Aware," join host Tej as she delves into the world of circadian rhythm sleep disorders with expert guest Naomi Mittet. As an advocate for those affected by these disorders, Naomi sheds light on the challenges faced by individuals with non-24 sleep-wake disorder and delayed sleep phase disorder. Together, they explore the impact of these disorder...
Ep-82: Footprints Unveiled: Inspiring Stories of Change and Hope in Africa 17.06.2023 20:42
Join us on Footprints in Africa, a captivating podcast that shares incredible stories of nonprofits around the world and the narratives of people who have suffered and made it their mission to create positive change for the greater good. In each episode, we delve into the fight against superstition, the challenges faced by village elders, and the journey of rescuing children from tribal killings....
Ep-81: Discover how citizens are shaping a sustainable future through their contributions and understanding of the SDGs. 17.06.2023 18:32
Join host Tej as she delves into the world of sustainable development goals (SDGs) and their impact on creating a better future. In this episode, she welcomes Nuria, an erudite young lady with extensive knowledge in geography, GIS, and remote sensing. With a PhD in Library and Information Sciences, Nuria is an assistant professor at the Compliants University of Madrid and an affiliated researcher...
Ep-80: "Gentle Giants, Fragile Future: Securing the Conservation of Elephants" 17.06.2023 28:52
Join us in this captivating episode of our podcast as we delve into the fascinating world of elephants. Elephants are not just large, majestic creatures; they are intelligent, empathetic, and crucial ecological engineers. However, African elephants are facing a dire situation, with less than 500,000 remaining in the wild and a significant portion of their habitats falling outside protected areas,...
Ep-79: Inspiring Stories of Hope, Determination, and Humanity in Women's Rights 17.06.2023 30:57
Jim Grant is the Executive Director of the Global Birthing Home Foundation, a nonprofit organization based in Leawood, Kansas. With a background in IT, Jim made a career change to pursue a socially redeeming job. He joined the foundation in 2008 and has since been dedicated to reducing maternal and infant mortality rates in rural Haitian communities. Jim's passion for making a positive impact...
Ep-78: How do we know that one vote in a sea of millions makes a difference? 17.06.2023 17:00
Sarah Wolk, the executive director and secretary at Equal Vote and Star Voting Action, is an expert in sustainability and design with a passion for music, adventure, and community organizing. Sarah is dedicated to building a coalition that can heal democracy by challenging traditional election practices. Chezuba Talks Podcast Highlights: 0:10 - 0:38: Introduction emphasizing the importance of part...
Ep-77: Visual impairment need not impair the ability to walk with a friend in the park or pick up groceries. 17.06.2023 14:44
In this episode of Chezuba Talks , Tej welcomes Ishan Jha, CEO and founder of Travel Hands, a remarkable nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering visually impaired individuals. With a mission to connect visually impaired people with fully sighted volunteers, Travel Hands transforms everyday errands into safer and more memorable experiences. Discover how Travel Hands started, the challenges t...
Ep-76: Dreams of Joy: Spreading Christmas Magic to Those in Need 17.06.2023 21:00
In the podcast "Dreams of Joy: Spreading Christmas Magic to Those in Need," host Tej invites listeners to join her in exploring the heartwarming work of Christmas Dreams, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing entertainment and creating positive memories for terminally ill children. Paige sits down with Leanne Steer, the passionate President of Christmas Dreams, to discuss the i...
Ep-75: Preserving the Past, Protecting the Future: The Importance of Conserving Natural and Cultural History 17.06.2023 33:41
Join host Tej in an enlightening conversation with William "Billy" Creech, president of the Mojave Desert Heritage and Cultural Association (MDHCA), as they delve into the significance of natural and cultural history preservation. Discover the intricate relationship between humans and the environment throughout history, and how organizations like MDHCA are working to protect the Mojave D...
Ep-74: Knowing your roots can be invaluable in more ways than one. Wendy Kramer ensures donor-conceived children know theirs too! 17.06.2023 23:52
Join us as we delve into the world of gamete donation and its impact on families and individuals. In this episode, we have the privilege of speaking with Wendy Kramer, the founder of Donor Sibling Registry (DSR), a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting donor-conceived individuals and their families. Wendy shares her insights on the emotional and practical aspects of gamete donation and th...
Ep-73: Can a dinner conversation overcome racial inequity? Yes, that's what Ariel facilitates. 17.06.2023 24:37
Join us as we delve into the innovative work of Ariel Fristoe, the artistic director of the nonprofit Out of Hand Theater. Ariel and her team have revolutionized the way we engage with important issues through their immersive dinner theater experiences. Get ready to be captivated by their unique approach, as we uncover how a simple dinner conversation can overcome racial inequity and spark transfo...
Ep-72: Shining a Light on Child Trafficking: Join us as we uncover the grim reality and share stories of hope and progress. 17.06.2023 25:42
Michael Brosowski AM is the founder and strategic Director of Blue Dragon Children's Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to keeping kids safe and ending human trafficking. With over 20 years of experience in the field, Michael has been a leading advocate in the fight against child trafficking in Vietnam. His dedication and work have earned him recognition as one of CNN's heroes...
Ep-71: Vroom out of military life to zoom into motorsports- VetMotorsports keeps the adrenaline and the spirit of veterans alive! 17.06.2023 22:12
Peter "Pete" Cline, CEO and founder of Best Motorsports, an award-winning nonprofit and non-clinical outreach program that supports and empowers active military, National Guard, Reserve members, gold star parents, and veterans with service-connected injuries and their caregivers. Podcast Highlights: Chezuba Talks 0:09 - Introduction to the podcast, highlighting the tremendous value veter...
Ep-70: The importance of caregivers cannot be overstated. Listen to how Paula cares for the caregivers, an oft overlooked population. 17.06.2023 15:13
Join Tej, the host of Chezuba Talks , a podcast dedicated to sharing stories of hope and inspiration, as she celebrates the incredible people who dare to dream of serving the community and fighting against all odds. In this episode, Tej welcomes Paula Myrick, the founder and executive director of Refresh Her Community. Paula is a life coach and community champion for African American caregivers an...
Ep-69: Unleash your inner strength and rise above your trauma with Jennifer Ramirez, founder of And Rise. Join us as we explore the journey of healing and empowerment in this inspiring podcast. 26.05.2023 22:48
In this captivating episode, podcast host Tej interviews Jennifer Ramirez, an incredible woman who has dedicated her life to healing and empowering women. Jennifer is the founder of And Rise, a non-profit organization focused on supporting trauma survivors and providing free counseling services. Through her own personal experiences as a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and a single mother, Jenni...
Ep-68: Unlocking the Power of Family: Insights into Therapeutic Care for All Ages 26.05.2023 26:00
Amy Crane is the dynamic Executive Director of Reach, a top non-profit organization that offers therapy services focused on a family-centered model. With extensive training in trauma-informed care, feeding therapy, and neurodiverse affirming response, Amy leads a team of therapists dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families facing a variety of challenges, including sensory proces...
Ep-67: Unmasking the Silent Attacker: Explore the World of Kawasaki Disease and Protect Young Hearts 26.05.2023 19:22
Join us on "Kawasaki Disease: Unveiling the Hidden Threat," a captivating podcast that delves into the world of Kawasaki disease and raises awareness about its alarming impact on young hearts. In this episode, we have a renowned guest, Dee, an accomplished co-designer known for her work with celebrities like Beyoncé, Cher, Shania Twain, Eddie Izzard, and Warner Brothers. Beyond her illus...
Ep-66: Inspiring Stories of Hope, Determination, and Making a Difference for the Planet 26.05.2023 16:33
Rob, the executive director of CCPC (Christian Center of Park City), is a passionate and experienced leader with over 29 years of expertise in building and leading nonprofit organizations. Known for his contagious energy and entrepreneurial spirit, Rob is a sought-after speaker, seminar facilitator, and host of the nonprofit leadership podcast. He has been recognized as a hometown hero and has bee...
Ep-65: Jazz Outreach Initiative: Connecting the Language of Music to the Language of Life 26.05.2023 17:23
Join us as we dive into the vibrant world of jazz and explore its influence on American culture. In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Donny Thompson, the executive director of Jazz Outreach Initiative (JOI). JOI is a nationally recognized educational nonprofit based in Las Vegas, Nevada, dedicated to connecting young people with the rich and diverse world of jazz. Donny holds a b...
Ep-64: Dogs and Cats live longer if they switch to a raw diet. Gross? Not really. 25.05.2023 32:00
Are you a pet parent looking for ways to improve your furry friend's health and increase their longevity? Join us on "Pawsome Health," where we dive into the world of raw food diets for pets. In this episode, we have a fascinating conversation with Thomas Sandberg, a board-certified Animal Naturopathic Researcher and the founder of the Long Living Pets Research Foundation. With over...
Ep-63: Ending the Cycle: Protecting Children from Harmful Discipline 25.05.2023 24:29
Join us on Chezuba Talks as we engage in a powerful conversation with George W. Holden, Ph. D., President and Professor Emeritus at Southern Methodist University. Driven by his passion for social development and parent-child relationships, Dr. Holden sheds light on the urgent need to end corporal punishment. Discover the misconceptions surrounding physical discipline, the detrimental effects on pa...
Ep-62: Unseen Heroes: Saving Lives and Inspiring Change with Lauren Greenwood 25.05.2023 24:41
In this episode of Chezuba Talks, we are joined by Lauren Greenwood, the compassionate founder of Ask Mr Frisky org, a nonprofit dedicated to animal rescue. Lauren draws inspiration from the unsung heroes in the animal welfare community who go above and beyond to make a difference without recognition. From the underpaid vet tech buying medications out of her own pocket to the senior couple rescuin...
Ep-61: Seek the answer and you shall find it! A ubiquitous insect is making black gold. 26.04.2023 34:12
A circular economy favours activities that preserve value in the form of energy, labour, and materials. Today, more than ever, the world needs Entojutu and the black soldier fly to rally for food production.
Ep-60: Meet Zariah , a young entrepreneur out to make the journey of decision making a less traumatic phase for youngsters. 26.04.2023 26:29
This mentorship program app aligns intrapersonal strengths with interpersonal resources and opportunities, so youth can thrive.
Ep-59: It is easier to build up a child than it is to repair an adult 26.04.2023 22:37
Standing Tall And Manifesting Purpose Each Day STAMP is just one of the ways Janea Harris wants to change the community. Tune in to hear her story.
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